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Pasta :: NYT :: Discovery Channel :: NRC :: RNW [Updated III]

Following my post of nov 2010 on pasta shapes, and the sequel to that last june, now, the New York Times interviewed me regarding the pasta. Check it out. As quite a few have asked; what is the process of creating a pasta, here is a video describing the process. Based on a lemniscate, we extrude it, and twist it! That’s it!

 
Covered by the New York Times
Also covered by the Discovery Channel (Daily Planet show)
Also covered by Playing with Mathematica
Also covered by http://www.verascienza.com
Also covered by http://www.rendabordo.com
Also covered by http://ceticismo.net
Also covered by BioQuakes
Also covered by Spaghetti and Meatballs
Also covered by Math Munch
Also covered by the NRC (Dutch newspaper).
Also covered by Deutschlandfunk (German radio station), or download the German interview here (MP3).

Update 2:

Also covered by the RNW (Radio Netherlands Worldwide).
Also covered by the University of Twente.

Update 3:

Also covered by Obrasweb Mexico article I and article II.

 
 
 
 

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    January 23, 2012 at 11:06 am

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