Quanta Magazine S2017 E17 - Michael Assis: Atomic Origamimovie

Quanta Magazine S2017 E17 - Michael Assis: Atomic Origami

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Michael Assis demonstrates how defects can be used to tune the properties of Miura-ori origami.

Marcus Feldman: In Search of Actions That Alter Evolution
Francis Su: Math and the Good Life
Francis Su: Math Is for Everybody
Sylvia Serfaty: In Mathematics, ‘You Cannot Be Lied To’
Sharon Glotzer: ‘Digital Alchemist’ Seeks Rules of Emergence
John Novembre: A Map of Human History, Hidden in DNA
Tim Maudlin: A Defense of the Reality of Time
Journey to the Birth of the Solar System 360 VR
Purvesh Khatri: More Data — the Dirtier the Better
Jessica Flack: How Nature Solves Problems Through Computation
Jay Pasachoff: Eclipse Hunter Reveals the Science That Can Only Be Done in the Dark
How Andrea Ghez Found a Supermassive Black Hole
Svitlana Mayboroda: Taming Rogue Waves
Neil Johnson: A Physicist Who Models ISIS and the Alt-Right
Nigel Goldenfeld: Seeing Emergent Physics Behind Evolution
Rebecca Goldin: Why Math Is the Best Way to Make Sense of the World
Michael Assis: Atomic Origami
Federico Ardila: A Mathematician Who Dances to the Joys and Sorrows of Discovery
Minhyong Kim: Connecting Number Theory to Physics
Corina Tarnita: First Understand Nature’s Rules