As usual we watched the "Stoertebekker" stage play at Ralswiek on Rügen Island. The stage setups and wardrobes were as awesome as always. They really try to improve on that every year and come up with clever mechanisms to transform the building for the various acts of the play. The script this year left room for desire ;) Nevertheless a happing worth attending
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Adiabatic nonabelian braiding of imperfect Majoranas
Maximilian Nitsch, Viktor Svensson, William Samuelson, Konstantin Nestmann, Jeroen Danon, Karsten Flensberg, Rub\'en Seoane Souto, Martin Leijnse
https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.11039
Vision-driven River Following of UAV via Safe Reinforcement Learning using Semantic Dynamics Model
Zihan Wang, Nina Mahmoudian
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.09971 https://
An eco-friendly universal strategy via ribavirin to achieve highly efficient and stable perovskite solar cells
Xianhu Wu, Gaojie Xia, Guanglei Cui, Jieyu Bi, Nian Liu, Jiaxin Jiang, Jilong Sun, Luyang Liu, Ping Li, Ning Lu, Zewen Zuo, Min Gu
https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.10557
Moir\'e dependent Chern insulators in twisted crystalline flatbands
Wenxuan Wang, Yijie Wang, Zaizhe Zhang, Zihao Huo, Gengdong Zhou, Kenji Watanabe, Takashi Taniguchi, X. C. Xie, Kaihui Liu, Zhida Song, Xiaobo Lu
https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.10875
when it comes to #psychology and #mentalhealth I've read a decent number of #books on the topic.
I think the best I've read are:
- David D. Burns' Feeling Good (CBT generally including anxiety, depression)
- Sue Johnson's Hold Me Tight (romantic/marital relationships)
- Peter Kramer's Against Depression (on why depression is not a creative gift or sign of moral incompetence, biological underpinnings)
Peter Rutter's Sex in the Forbidden Zone has also been instrumental in forming my understanding of the unhealthy ways romantic interest manifests.
Anne Wilson Schaef's Co-Dependence: Misunderstood--Mistreated is the best I've read explaining how "being good" can oftentimes actually be bad.
The latter two are both more things I extract from the books rather than the books themselves and both are couched in ways that make them not ideally suited to the topic...but still the best I've found.
In addition one might include Joel Fuhrman's Eat for Life (I'm reading it now, I originally read Eat to Live) for nutritional health (which affects psychological) and David Allen's Getting Things Done (still one of the most influential books I've read on productivity).
My #question is, are there books you've read that you'd considered "must reads" on psychological / mental health? Not just mental illness, but mental health?
Studies on the effect of low-fluence proton and neutron irradiation on n-type LGADs
Veronika Kraus, Marcos Fernandez Garcia, Salvador Hidalgo, Michael Moll, Jairo Villegas
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.06282
Repeated warnings of AI-driven layoffs is fueling anxiety among workers, who report feeling pressured to accept pay cuts or worse conditions to keep their jobs (Anne Lutz Fernandez/Nobody Wants This)
https://nobody-wants-this.ghost.io/ai-is-already-disemp…
Grid-Forming Vector Current Control FRT Modes Under Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Faults
Ognjen Stanojev, Orcun Karaca, Mario Schweizer
https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.03389 https://