Philosopher Larry Hardin Displays Colorful Spinning Wheels
J. Michael Kelly reports philosopher Larry Hardin showcasing wheels with stripes that blur into color as they spin, highlighting a kinetic art demonstration of chromatic motion and perception.
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Color and mind meet in a philosopher’s look at color
Syracuse University professor C L Hardin questions whether colors exist independently or are mental sensations. He explains how eyes detect wavelengths, cones in the retina, and brain processing, arguing color perception may be shared across normal vision. He notes experiments on color ambiguity and afterimages probe the link between mind and object.
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Polio virus mapped by X-ray crystallography in breakthrough
Scripps researchers in La Jolla California have mapped the polio virus with X-ray crystallography, revealing its atomic structure and aiding potential vaccine development. The method, previously used on a common cold virus, marks the sixth virus mapped by this technique, a step toward combating polio in developing nations. The report notes broader implications for virology and vaccine research.
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