We are 4 years old!

Posted by the Node, on 22 June 2014

Node 4th birthday

It is our birthday today! It is exactly 4 years since the Node was launched, and since then we have grown in users and readers every year! Thank you all for writing, commenting, rating and reading the Node! We hope you will join us in another year of great discussions, research, meetings, competitions, etc, etc, etc…

Birthday also means cake, so it is an appropriate time to share the video below. It shows how to cut a cake in the most scientific way, according to a 1906 paper in Nature by Francis Galton!

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Categories: News

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