{title2=electron diffraction}

Early <electron diffraction experiment> from 1927 that drastically confirmed the <matter wave> hypothesis.
* <Davisson-Germer experiment>
* <Diffraction of Cathode Rays by a Thin Film by Thomson and Reid (1927)>


1937 Nobel Prize in Physics

{title2=positron}
{title2=cosmic rays}

Discovery of:
* the <positron> by <Carl David Anderson>
* he <cosmic rays> by <Victor Francis Hess>


1936 Nobel Prize in Physics

{title2=cyclotron}

To <Ernest Lawrence> for the <cyclotron>.


1932 Nobel Prize in Physics

{title2=cloud chamber}
{title2=Compton scattering}

* <cloud chamber>
* <Compton scattering>


1927 Nobel Prize in Physics

{title2=Jean Perrin}
{title2=atomic theory}

<Atomic theory>.


1926 Nobel Prize in Physics

{title2=photoelectric effect}

<Niels Bohr> for the <Bohr model>.


1922 Nobel Prize in Physics

{title2=photoelectric effect}

<Einstein> for the theoretical explanation of the <photoelectric effect> from 1905, notably published as <on a Heuristic Viewpoint Concerning the Production and Transformation of Light by Einstein (1905)>.


1921 Nobel Prize in Physics

{tag=Zeeman effect}
{title2=Zeeman effect}

<Pieter Zeeman> for the <Zeeman effect>.


1902 Nobel Prize in Physics

{tag=cryoEM}
{title2=cryoEM}

<Cryogenic electron microscopy>, which was developed in the 70's.


2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

{tag=Green fluorescent protein}
{title2=Green fluorescent protein}

For the discovery of <green fluorescent protein>.


2008 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

{title2=ATP synthesis in mitochondria}

To <Peter D. Mitchell> for the discovery of the mechanism of <ATP> synthesis in the <mitochondria>, a central part of <cellular respiration>.


1978 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

{title2=Myoglobin structure with X-ray crystallography}

<Myoglobin structure resolution (1958)> by <X-ray crystallography>.


1962 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

{tag=Gas chromatography}
{title2=Gas chromatography}

<Gas chromatography>.


1952 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

1908 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

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AsciiDoc

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Revolutionary for its time, and a big part of <ourbigbook.com/motivation>[Ciro's Enlightenment].

But too insane, and did not https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/39309/convert-latex-to-html/196520#196520[keep up with internet age], and so Ciro wants to kill it now.


LaTeX

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https://github.com/rbeezer/mathbook

<XML>, ain't nobody ever going to write that manually.


MathBook XML

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The questions are: who is this Mark, and why does he have to go down?


Markdown

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https://people.maths.bris.ac.uk/~matyd/GroupNames/index.html

This dude has done well.


GroupNames

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https://github.com/microsoft/uf2

A <Microsoft> format for flashing <microcontrollers> by copying files to a magic filesystem mounted  on host, e.g. as done on the <Micro Bit> and <Raspberry Pi Pico>.


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