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The Future of Computation
Peter McMahon, Applied and Engineering Physics, studies how physical processes can be harnessed to do extremely difficult computational tasks. He’s looking forward to the future computer that will enable the exploration of ideas that have not been possible before. The McMahon lab concentrates on superconducting circuits and quantum optical devices.
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Transcript available at research.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/Future-Computation-Transcript.txt
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Intelligent Control for Autonomous Robots
Просмотров 8804 года назад
Silvia Ferrari, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, is equipping autonomous robots with an intelligence to go where man or woman may not be able to go-dangerous environments, complex situations under water or in the air. These robots can be quick with decision making and physical speed. And they can collaborate with each other. Transcript available at research.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/...
Searching for Quantum Gravity
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.4 года назад
Quantum gravity is one of the most intriguing and longstanding mysteries of the universe. Why is it important? Thomas Hartman, Physics, points to understanding the constituents of matter, their interactions, and the role gravity plays. “We understand the problem of weakly interacting constituents of matter. That’s when particles only occasionally collide with each other and interact. But with s...
Mapping Signals in the Immune System
Просмотров 5174 года назад
Our immune system keeps us safe. Avery August, Microbiology and Immunology, College of Veterinary Medicine, shows how. His studies provide the pharmaceutical industry with science for developing better drugs. Transcript available at research.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/AugustTranscript.Final_.txt. Read more about Avery August's research at research.cornell.edu/news-features/how-does-our-imm...
Studying Sugars at the Nanoscale
Просмотров 6274 года назад
Matthew J. Paszek, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, studies the glycocalyx-sugars that cover our cells. He has found that, in cancer cells, the glycocalyx can expand dramatically, affecting cell signaling and leading to more aggressive cancers. Transcript available at research.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/Paszek transcript.txt. Read more Cornell Research at research.cornell.edu/.
A Window into Cell Growth
Просмотров 5875 лет назад
A tiny transparent roundworm, C. elegans, allows Jun Liu to study in live time how cells communicate as they divide and differentiate as an organism grows. Liu, professor of molecular biology and genetics at Cornell University, received a multimillion dollar grant from the NIH for promising research on a protein signaling pathway crucial to bone and cardiovascular development. Transcript availa...
Digital Agriculture
Просмотров 5 тыс.5 лет назад
Abe Stroock of the Cornell College of Engineering explains technological innovations that could save water, minimize the use of fertilizers, and transform the way we grow food crops. Transcript available at research.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/StroockAnimationTranscript1.txt. Find more Cornell Research at research.cornell.edu/.
Biodiversity, Interactions, and Ecology
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Ecologist Anurag Agrawal explores the fascinating world of plants and insects-how they evolved attacking and defending against each other, yet maintaining diverse ecosystems. Transcript available at research.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/biodiversity-interactions-ecology1.txt. Find more Cornell Research at research.cornell.edu/.
Graphene Origami
Просмотров 2,5 тыс.5 лет назад
The Paul McEuen lab at Cornell University creates multitalented mobile nanomachines, using the Japanese arts of kirigami and origami. Transcript available at research.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/graphene-origami-transcript.txt. Read more about Paul McEuen's research at research.cornell.edu/news-features/nanobots-can-do-just-about-anything. Find more Cornell Research at research.cornell.edu/.
Judgment, Decision Making, and Regrets
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What are your biggest regrets? Were they mistakes of action or inaction? Cornell Psychologist Tom Gilovich explores these topics to help us think straight about the world. Find more Cornell Research at research.cornell.edu/.
Insects-Models for Robots
Просмотров 5026 лет назад
Kirstin Petersen, Cornell professor of electrical and computer engineering, uses swarm insects as models for building robots. "With a lot of robots, they can work in parallel, which means they might work more efficiently and with greater adaptability than a single robot." Transcript available at research.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/Insect-Models-for-Robots-transcript.txt. Find more Cornell ...
How Do Fish Know When to Sing?
Просмотров 8287 лет назад
Discover the surprising melatonin-driven music of fish mating songs in this video from the lab of neuroscientist Andrew Bass at Cornell University. Transcript available at research.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/Fish-Sing-Transcript.txt. Find more Cornell Research at research.cornell.edu.
CLASSE-Always a Pioneer-Gets Brighter Yet
Просмотров 3087 лет назад
Ritchie Patterson, director of the Cornell Laboratory for Accelerator-Based Sciences and Education (CLASSE)-and the Center for Bright Beams (CBB)-advances x-ray science, education, and innovative collaboration to another level. Transcript available at research.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/CLASSE-Always-a-Pioneer-transcript.txt. Find more Cornell Research at research.cornell.edu/.
Meeting the World
Просмотров 5858 лет назад
Peter J. Katzenstein, the Walter S. Carpenter Jr. Professor of International Studies at Cornell University, offers a peep into his world of teaching and research in international relations. Transcript available at research.cornell.edu/sites/default/files/Meeting the World.txt. More about Cornell Research at research.cornell.edu/.
Creating Music - Roberto Sierra, Cornell University
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.8 лет назад
Cornell composer Roberto Sierra, Old Dominion Foundation Professor in the Humanities, Music Composition, talks about his life, composing, teaching, and the creative process. Find more Cornell Research at research.cornell.edu/. Directed and Edited by Vikram Kejariwal
Andrew Bass, Inspired by Underwater Sounds
Просмотров 8628 лет назад
Andrew Bass, Inspired by Underwater Sounds
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Wonderful information, Tom! And so great to see and hear you! I can certainly identify with the things you explained so beautifully...
Got *Quantum Computers* ?... Looking for a Purpose for it, an pressing need more important than Quantum Gravity? *CORNOA VIRUS* Give this 'Problem', [The genetic code of China shared the new virus, also know as *"2019-nCoV"* ] to a Quantum Computer, a problem that is taking lives FAST & is in need of a solution in *Days* ,not mths or yrs! Someone pls get in touch with GOOGLE & Alphabet CEO *Sundar Pichai* to get himself & his supernerd HEROS along with their *"Quantum SUPREMACY"* &have them find a Solution to *CORONA VIRUS* To Save us all in a few hrs or less.
Very interesting
Excellent. Please let me know when I can get this at my local art supplies shop for my own origami projects ;)