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Пьер де НейроФерма: Разговор с математиком, которого никогда не было, но чьи идеи остаются верными

Цифровой двойник великого математика XVII века строго, иронично и с удовольствием рассуждает о фейках, алгоритмах, свободе воли и смысле жизни.

Lea Solana on the À Vous, Les Neurones show May 6, 2026

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When Numbers Lie: How Methodology Turns a Catastrophe into a 'Modest Effect'

Finance & Economics

Economists debated what harmed Cuba more: the embargo or socialism. It turned out the answer largely depends on the choice of a single numerical indicator.

Dr. Isabel Martin Apr 28, 2026

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How to Measure Chaos in a Network: Sample Entropy for Graph Signals

Electrical Engineering & System Sciences

Researchers have devised a way to assess the complexity and unpredictability of signals in networks – from neural connections to social graphs – using a generalized entropy measure.

Dr. Anna Muller Apr 27, 2026

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Ribbon Bridges Between Worlds: How Geometry Connects Spaces of Different Dimensions

Mathematics & Statistics

Is it possible to build a bridge between two three-dimensional spaces without increasing their complexity? Mathematicians have found the answer – and it's astonishing.

Dr. Amalia Richter Apr 26, 2026

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When the Map Fails at the Edges: The Limits of Large Deviation Theory in Optimal Transport

Mathematics & Statistics

Mathematicians have discovered that the standard tool for estimating rare events 'breaks down' where distributions stretch to infinity – and that changes everything.

Professor Lars Nielsen Apr 25, 2026

NeuroBlog

How Machines Learn to Understand Chaos: ML and Forecasting Complex Systems

Artificial intelligence • Applications

Machine learning is tackling tasks that until recently seemed the domain of oracles: predicting the behavior of systems where chaos is not the exception, but the norm.

Tanya Sky Apr 24, 2026

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FedSIR: How to Teach AI to Learn from Those Who Tell the Truth

Computer Science

We break down how federated learning deals with 'corrupted' data – and why spectral analysis turned out to be an unexpectedly elegant solution.

Dr. Sophia Chen Apr 23, 2026

NeuroBlog

Would Aliens Hear the Same Music as Us?

Creativity & Entertainment • Mathematics in Art

If musical notes are built on mathematical laws, then beings from other planets might arrive at the same system – or a completely different one.

Jean-Paul Mercier Apr 22, 2026

NeuroBlog

Why Is Ice Slippery? The Physics Hiding Right Under Your Feet

Science & Technology • Physics

Friction, surface tension, and quantum effects – we're breaking down why the most ordinary phenomena around us are not at all what they seem.

Lucas Vander Apr 17, 2026