It's Saturday, so we slow down and actually look at what happened in the lab this week — not just what we read, but what got built, what got reviewed with supervisors, and what's still sitting on the to-do list. This week had two Igor meetings, a Lukas supervision, a GAT sandbox taking shape, and more reading batches than anyone should probably admit to. Let's walk through it.
Every Thursday we pause and ask: what does the vault actually believe right now, and where is it still fighting with itself? Today Theo walks through the latest synthesis brief for wireless sensing — the domain closest to the heart of this research group — and we surface the live contradictions the knowledge graph flagged overnight. Buckle up: the graph changed more than expected in the last 24 hours.
Every Monday the discovery pipeline surfaces papers and signals that might reshape the thesis. Today Theo walks through the freshest candidates from [[.discovery-last-run|the most recent run]], explains why each one landed on the radar, and flags which open issues the team should touch before Friday. If you're new here: think of 'discovery' as the thesis's early-warning system — it reads so you don't have to miss something important.
This week the thesis did some serious growing-up in its core technical chapter. We track which argument links got new evidence, where a skeptical reader would still push back, and what the chapter is actually racing to prove next.