The experiment investigates how the geometry of Compton scattering contributes to the timing resolution of time-of-flight (TOF) detection systems — a question with direct consequences for the precision of PET scanners used in cancer imaging.
The experiment tests the dual-readout calorimetry principle — a technique at the frontier of particle detector design — using standard equipment already available at CERN’s T9 beamline. No custom hardware required.
A full-featured digital E6B built in vanilla JavaScript, replicating both the wind side and calculator side of the classic aviation flight computer with real-time outputs and an interactive wind vector canvas.
An interactive CFD-style tool that models the NACA 0012 airfoil using a viscous-corrected empirical method, with Reynolds number sensitivity, hysteresis-aware stall detection, and a live C_L vs α polar plot.
This experiment demonstrates a proof-of-concept muon-based wireless communication system that modulates natural atmospheric muon flux using magnetic fields to encode binary information, enabling transmission through solid rock and water.
The driver I wrote about before worked. Barely.