The death of Professor John Mallard has just been announced.
He was noted for his pioneering work in ‘body imaging’.
In January 2020 we presented ‘body imaging’ to the T+S group.
You can download the presentation here.
Some interesting T+S snippets that may be of interest?
Transparent wood glass
Winter watch – big freeze 1963
Improved ‘mask’ after COVID
12 deadliest viruses on Earth
Some interesting T+S snippets that may be of interest?
Repairing 200 Pis for charity
3D metal printing using electrochemistry
TV detector vans in England
Interested in the weather? I certainly was and for quite a few years wondered if a PWS (personal Weather Station) was the way to go. And then, in 2008 i took the plunge and bought my first ‘all singing’ station, a Mydel unit from China.
The supplied software was pretty basic and I happened to come across Cumulus, a fabulous coding from Steve Loft. The rest is history.
The station lives in the back garden and feeds data to my web pages and to the Met Office WOW (weather on the web). Click the links for more.
Snapfish offer 50 6*4 prints for a penny
On-line storage for FREE
Pantone ‘colour of the year’
I have been playing with some hard disc recovery software after a drive failure. It certainly works , giving 100% recovery of photos on a 2 TB drive that failed.
If you have any if similar issues then give me a call. Regards – Phil
Here is a link to a new type of mapping service from the National Library of Scotland that displays a map along side a photographic image of the relevant area. The maps and the images can be selected independently and the whole of the UK is covered
This may be of interest to various groups especially as some maps go back to 1885 and come in various ‘flavours’. Enjoy
BBC – Ideas is a web site presenting ‘Short films for curious minds’.
An amazing mix of subjects from ‘smallpox’ to ‘belly buttons’.
One of my favourites is ‘The hidden history of Gin and Tonic‘
The Met Office is reporting a ‘La Nina‘ event which is possibly going to effect the UK’s winter weather. See here for more.
For likely effects in the Atlantic see here
Some interesting T+S links that may be of interest?