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Lev Landau was used to count the age of a scientist from the year he published the first article. Landau himself published his first one at the age of 18, so these kids have at least 10 years of a head start.
Take care,
Misha
29 December, 2010
8-year old kids publish an article
That's so-o-o sweet: Blackawton et al. "Blackawton bees", Biol. Lett. (2010).
via1, via2
Lev Landau was used to count the age of a scientist from the year he published the first article. Landau himself published his first one at the age of 18, so these kids have at least 10 years of a head start.
Take care,
Misha
via1, via2
Lev Landau was used to count the age of a scientist from the year he published the first article. Landau himself published his first one at the age of 18, so these kids have at least 10 years of a head start.
Take care,
Misha
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