Make your own cardboard model astrolabe

My notes on natural history, science, and technology.

History Survival Guide is pulp-era inspired STEM and history blog that explores different engineer and scientific concepts with practical information about how to recreate by hand. This repo includes the relevant code or pngs behind any given guidebook page

Machine-readable text for historical editions of the Encyclopedia Britannica

Datasets about networks and the careers of women scientists in the collections of the American Philosophical Society.

A Python turtle simulation of planet movements to study Kepler's laws and how they emerge from Newton's law of gravity, for high school or lower level undergraduate students. Also, slides on astronomy and on methodology of science.

This digital history project aims to understand how generative AI can be used to both communicate and distort historical knowledge. More importantly, this project seeks to enable historians to directly probe the capacities of advanced AIs and gauge their capabilities for themselves.

A web interface for computer vision demos

O Telégrafo ---...--- Um site de pesquisa sobre Ciência, Engenharia e suas Histórias.

A web app for visualizing the history of a field leading up to a paper.

Research on science of ancient cultures

Links in the endnotes of "Beams - The Story of Particle Accelerators and the Science They Discover" published by Springer

Source code of the article "Modeling Innovations: Levels of Complexity in the Discovery of Novel Scientific Methods"

Famous table of chord lengths according to Ptolemy's Almagest converted into decimal values ​​and calculated in comparison using the sine function.