Recent content by AlexHT

I studied physics in Canada and I don't really think the school makes a lot of difference for your understanding of the subject. an employer may not think so however but for you, the school does 5% of the work and you do the other 95%. That may be different in the US/UK as you get both the best...

I got a 2.5 average and I can get any masters i want. I just tell them I was working full time on personal research and I couldn't concentrate on attending the classes. Which is true.

There are good schools in Canada too. Please don't laught.

http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/full/308/5721/518

Cesiumfrog, I am doing it again because the published work only did it one time on the animal. I want to see if it can be applied periodically and how the mouse will respond to that. No commitee are required for mouse lab work. It is the only animal not covered by any animal protection right...

Hi, I think I finaly made a discovery. I would like to publish it somewhere fast because I know a lot of other groups are working on the same ideas. I just want to send it fast before its too late - www.arxiv.org maybe? Its only theoretical at the moment but I plan on trying it experimentaly...

Ah! point taken I will try to get used to it :)

Very good reply chemisttree. Can you confirm if this is what you had in mind?

Your tone isn't very friendly. You should probably have done a little bit research before posting this as the research as already been done and published. and it works I am just stating what they did. 80ppm does exactly what I mentionned. I know what it does what I did and the mouse are...

Hi, I am trying to do a experiment on artificially induced hibernation of mice. I am trying to send 80ppm of a hibernation inducting substance in the atmosphere of the mouse cage. The compound is H2S which is generally toxic but completely safe at these levels. H2S is gaseous at -60 degrees...

I can't think of anything that would be all flashy since this is higly microscopic. You could do it with a zerner diode.

Hi, For example, if I were to send |y> = 1/sqrt{2}( |H> + |V> ) photons into a polarizer with a 45 degre angle from horizontal, would the beam loose intensity? How can I calculate it on my own? EDIT: The picture below illustrate what is happening. I am changing the base from x-y to a...

Hi, What crystal do I need to generate polarization entangled photons? I read BBO (beta-BaB2O4) crystal are needed but when I call the engineers at commercial companies and mention the term "entangled photons" it goes way over their heads and they just say they don't make this crystal. I...