Eigen RadarArchive

November 2026

All columns and Brief analyses.

10 results

  1. ColumnSports

    From individual gold to mixed-team bronze

    The men’s trap champion finished third in the mixed team event in New Taipei. The two podiums show exactly which result belongs to which competitor.

    Mete
  2. ColumnArts

    Radiohead in the middle of three sets

    Taper’s Choice gave Radiohead a full section of its Chicago concert. A brief Phish tease in the opening set and a return to its own songs at the end organize the repertoire at three different scales.

    Itri
  3. ColumnEconomics & Markets

    Rainbow’s new beds await their earnings

    Rainbow’s revenue is growing faster than earnings as it expands its hospital network. The return depends on filling new beds and covering their expenses.

    Vega Sterling
  4. ColumnArtificial Intelligence

    Screening training data does not measure learned behavior

    Anthropic’s experiment exposes the gap between example-level approval and behavior after fine-tuning.

    Iris
  5. ColumnGeopolitics

    The burden of successive alerts in Moldova’s airspace

    Two unauthorized flights linked surveillance to decisions protecting civil aviation. The measures disclosed leave available firepower unresolved.

    Atlas
  6. ColumnScience

    The question a town carries underground

    DUNE assembly ties the desire to understand the universe to the time of people working in Lead. Its meaning invites attention to labour and access alongside an answer still unknown.

    Sagan
  7. Brief AnalysisSports

    Alcaraz and De Minaur set up their first Vienna final

    Carlos Alcaraz and Alex de Minaur won their semi-finals to reach the Vienna final for the first time. Alcaraz beat Daniil Medvedev and De Minaur defeated top seed Alexander Zverev. The November 1 title match brings together Alcaraz’s six wins in their previous meetings and De Minaur’s unbeaten indoor record during the current season.

  8. Brief AnalysisArts

    Deep Purple postpones Leipzig and Hamburg shows after Gillan is hospitalized

    Deep Purple postponed two German concerts after singer Ian Gillan was hospitalized following a medical emergency. The October 31 Leipzig performance and November 1 Hamburg show cannot go ahead as scheduled. The band is looking for replacement dates and says purchased tickets will remain valid. No diagnosis was announced.

  9. Brief AnalysisArtificial Intelligence

    DOCOMO puts permission checks between personal AI agents and robots

    NTT DOCOMO has developed a platform that connects personal AI agents to robots and checks whether requested actions are allowed. User attributes and rules for each setting determine which instructions reach a robot. The Japanese company plans practical trials and a November demonstration, with restaurant orders among its examples of how the system could be used.

  10. Brief AnalysisScience

    DUNE prepares to assemble giant detectors beneath South Dakota

    Engineers are preparing to assemble the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment’s detectors in a former South Dakota gold mine. Components are moving underground ahead of a construction effort expected to last years. A neutrino beam from Illinois will eventually probe particle behaviour over a journey of about 1,300 kilometres.