Newsletter by Aquiles Carattino

By Aquiles Carattino

Physicist. Building microscopes, companies, software, and websites. Experimenting with learning in public at https://t.co/tY6oNjjgHI

Previous issues

Una extinción dentro nuestro

#14 Jul 7, 2021

El Secreto de Antoni

#13 Jun 8, 2021

Ella la Cazadora

#12 May 31, 2021

#11

May 24, 2021

Ciencia Ciudadana – Si hoy en día pensamos en el lugar donde se hace investigación, probablemente nos venga a la mente un
#10

May 17, 2021

Repensar el rol de la tecnología en la educación – El desarrollo tecnológico ha abierto muchas posibilidades a lo largo de la historia. Los libros permi
#9

May 10, 2021

El cambio incremental nos puede llevar hacia lugares indeseados – Que los teléfonos sigan teniendo teclados QWERTY en sus pantallas es producto de una acumulación de d
#8

May 3, 2021

Cuantificar lo que no sabemos
#7

Apr 28, 2021

Las palabras en los libros son como el ADN que cuenta una historia antigua
#6

Apr 27, 2021

Words in books are like the DNA that describes our ancient history
#5

Apr 12, 2021

Reflections on data collection and this week's finds – I am still experimenting with the format of the newsletter. This time, I am merging both my weekly re
#4

Apr 5, 2021

Week 14/2021 Finds - Aquiles Newsletter – These are some articles and podcasts I've read and found interesting in the past week. I don't focus
#3

Apr 2, 2021

Overcoming failures - Aquiles Newsletter – Both long and short-running projects will, at some point, face a failure. Sometimes failures appear u
#2

Mar 29, 2021

Week 13/2021 finds – I don't aim to bring the latest, just the things I found interesting. This week includes topics rangi
#1

Mar 28, 2021

My thoughts on "How to Take Smart Notes" by Sönke Ahrens – How to take Smart Notes became a great introductory book for people willing to learn how to take note