Patents and Intellectual Property
I have a series of patent related posts on the IPWatchdog blog, the leading IP blog.
Communication Techniques to Get Prompt Client Instructions
Don’t settle for less: Maximizing patent protection in Canada
Minimizing costs while ensuring foreign patent maintenance fees
The China Syndrome: How recent developments in Chinese patents affect U.S. applicants
Physics
The Feynman Lectures on Physics is probably the most popular physics textbook ever published. Based on lectures given by the late Nobel prize winner Richard Feynman, the textbook is a calculus based general physics course covering topics from most branches of physics, from mechanics, to quantum mechanics, including optics, electromagnetism and much much more. The Feynman Lectures on Physics is also a web site dedicated to this famous series of books. The web site includes many physics problems. I contributed an original solution to one of the problems. The other solutions that were presented on the site needed complex calculations. However, with a bit of geometry and a change of frame of reference, the problem was solved here in a few lines.
Technical papers
Buschmann, Michael, Fortin, Manuel, Chimie pour ingénieur : notes de cours supplémentaires, École polytechnique (Montréal, Québec)
École polytechnique de Montréal, 2003 – 164 pages
Manuel Fortin 