Sid @finding_sid

laser pong aficionado France Joined December 2015

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Sid @finding_sid

2 years ago

Digging this gem up from the past! Thanks Patrick for these nice visualizations. I keep repeatedly bringing it up every time I have to talk about SOP and "phase" :)

Patrick Ferrand @PFerrandFresnel

6 years ago

Digging this gem up from the past! Thanks Patrick for these nice visualizations. I keep repeatedly bringing it up every time I have to talk about SOP and "phase" :)

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Sid @finding_sid

2 years ago

No, no, no. No cookie for you! 😆

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ANR JCJC! You always remember your first one :) Thanks @AgenceRecherche for funding our project on photonic lanterns. Super excited to push ahead with my wonderful collaborators @Phlam_Labo and beyond. Go Photons!! #ANR

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Sid @finding_sid

2 years ago

Astigmat... oh wait whaat !!

Stephanie Deppe, PhD @SpaceSciSteph

2 years ago

Astigmat... oh wait whaat !!

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Ajit Niranjan @NiranjanAjit

2 years ago

the most powerful climate report of the decade was published on monday, after 195 governments fought over the words in its summary for policymakers, and the only media allowed in the room just published its account of who lobbied for what 1/

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Gael Varoquaux 🦋 @GaelVaroquaux

3 years ago

⚡️Preprint: Why do tree-based models still outperform deep learning on tabular data? We give solid evidence that, on tabular data, achieving good prediction is easier with tree methods than deep learning (even modern architectures) and explore why hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03723551 1/9

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vicki @vboykis

3 years ago

They don’t tell you this in the paper (well they do but you have to read it like 15 times)

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Sid @finding_sid

3 years ago

Wanna tweak lasers, crunch numbers and look through fibers? Drop me a line to know more :) #postdocposition

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Sid @finding_sid

3 years ago

Celebrating my first year at the new lab 😁😁😁

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Sid @finding_sid

3 years ago

The last of Melles Griots 😄

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Sid @finding_sid

3 years ago

One day, my time to shine will come :D

Randall Munroe @xkcd

3 years ago

One day, my time to shine will come :D

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Matt Adam Williams @mattadamw

3 years ago

Here's a (hopefully) much neater thread on #Article6 and what's happening here #COP27. But let's not bury the lead: what's being set up is a system of potentially 💩 💰 for carbon. (thanks @CarbonMrktWatch too for ongoing excellent analysis) Here's why 🧵 ↓ :

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Sid @finding_sid

3 years ago

After I 'just' tweaked a mirror on the optical table.

let me know how i can be helpful @vcstarterkit

3 years ago

After I 'just' tweaked a mirror on the optical table.

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Sid @finding_sid

3 years ago

Finally!!! Funfact: I wore a fake moustache while performing the now 'student' experiment at SupOp!

The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize

3 years ago

Finally!!! Funfact: I wore a fake moustache while performing the now 'student' experiment at SupOp!

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The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor

3 years ago

This painting is 600 years old. And that mirror in the background is barely ten centimetres across, yet it contains a reflection of the entire room. Including the artist at work, one of the greatest painters who ever lived, a man called Jan van Eyck...

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Sid @finding_sid

3 years ago

I can see some blue in there.

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Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele

3 years ago

A researcher holds a basketball covered with Vantablack. Vantablack is the world's darkest commercial material made of carbon nanotubes that absorbs 99.965% of the visible spectrum. It looks interesting when in the sky.

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Sid @finding_sid

3 years ago

Watch out, we are coming for your light. And we will shape it!

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MIT Quantum Photonics @MitQpg

3 years ago

"Analog" information processors have historically not scaled well because of error build-up. Is there a way to correct these errors in deep systems? In optics, the coherence of coherent laser field carries through deep systems, which opens new forms of error correction.