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This project describes how anyone can put together an at-home demonstration of the phenomenon of quantum entanglement with a few hundred dollars in parts and some soldering. Beyond quantum entanglement, it also provides a demonstration of antimatter, E=mc^2, cosmic rays, the photoelectric effect, and more.
FreeClimber is a background-subtracting particle detection platform designed to quantify group climbing performance in a Drosophila negative geotaxis (climbing) assay
A simple cosmic event detection tool that uses digital camera sensors (CMOS or CCD) to detect muons, cosmic rays, and other high-energy particle interactions.
This code performs the particle detection, classification (Machine Learning analysis) and structural analysis of virus imaging dataset as described in our manuscript.
This repository accompanies the publication "U-Net based particle localization in granular experiments: Accuracy limits and optimization," published in Granular Matter (2026). It contains the U-Net implementation, pretrained weights, labeled datasets, Jupyter notebooks, and instructions for reproducing the results.