Big innovations usually don’t deliver as much value as incremental changes
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Formula One racing teams may have a lesson to teach business leaders: Innovation can be overrated. (more…)
von Bärbel Spindler
wie hältst du es nur aus, jeden Tag von Arbeit zu kommen…..in eine leere Wohnung…..kein lächeln was dich erwartet…..kein liebes Wort, was du hörst…..keine herzliche Umarmung, die sich so gut anfühlt und kein zärtlicher Kuss, der dein Herz erwärmt und dich Tausende leuchtende Sterne sehen lässt….. (more…)
Ein Gedicht von Bärbel Spindler
Das größte Glück auf erden ist von dir geliebt zu werden
das schönste Geschenk ist wenn du an mich denkst
das liebste was du mir sagst ist das du mich magst (more…)
New Detector System from Berkeley Lab for Quark-Gluon Plasma Studies May Lead to Better Understanding of Early Universe
In the first few microseconds after the big bang, the universe was a superhot, superdense primordial soup of “quarks” and “gluons,” particles of matter and carriers of force respectively. This quark-gluon plasma cooled almost instantly but it’s brief existence set the stage for the universe we know today. To better understand how our universe evolved, scientists are re-creating a quark-gluon plasma in giant particle accelerators such as the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) at Brookhaven National Laboratory (BNL), where an elaborate experiment called “STAR,” for Solenoidal Tracker at RHIC, has been collecting and analyzing data for the past decade. The STAR experiment is now poised for a major upgrade with the introduction of a new particle detector system, called the “Heavy Flavor Tracker,” that is the most advanced of its kind in the world. (more…)
