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Voyager and the Heliopause Crossing

Director of research at LATMOS Jean-Loup Bertaux on the current locations of Voyager One and Two, the Heliopause, and why there is controversy surrounding Voyager One's location

astronomy, cosmic rays, heliopause, heliosphere, Solar System, space, voyager

Coding as the New Literacy

MIT Prof. Mitchel Resnick on the benefits of learning to code, use of programming in everyday life, and the development of Scratch

computer science, learning, programming, programming language, technology

Modelling Neurodegenerative Diseases with Stem Cells

MIT Human Stem Cell Lab. Director Maya Mitalipova on age-related diseases, stem cells, and new ways to model neurodegenerative diseases

biology, cell biology, neuroscience, pluripotency, stem cells

Cosmic Inflation and the Origin of Structure in Universe

MIT Professor David Kaiser on galactic superclusters, long-term effects of gravity, and Higgs field

astrophysics, CMB, gravitational wave, inflation, physics, space, Universe

«Any area of economic life is ripe for mechanism design theory»

Interview with 2007 Nobel laureate in Economics Eric Maskin on game theory subdiscipline

economics, game theory, mechanism design, society

The Library Beyond the Book

Harvard Prof. Jeffrey Schnapp on redundancy between digital and analogue formats, physically assembled communities, and multiple types of libraries

database, design, knowledge, library, media, society, world wide web

Scientific Work in Los Alamos Program

Nobel Prize laureate Roy Glauber on avoiding predetonation, Trinity test, and hydrogen bomb

atomic physics, history, history of science, nuclear weapon, particle physics, physics

Copyright as Intellectual Property Privilege

Chapman University School of Law Prof. Tom Winston Bell on the Copyright Act of 1790, the Constitutional amendments, and fair use defense

copyright, court, law, property, Takings Clause, the Constitution, USA

Developmental Neurobiology

Harvard University Prof. Jeff Lichtman on built-in skills of animals, speed of learning, and importance of obtaining information

education, learning, neuroscience, society

Lensing of Cosmic Microwave Background

Princeton University Prof. Lyman Page on modes of polarization, Gaussian distribution, and the sum of neutrino masses

astronomy, CMB, cosmology, gravitational wave, neutrino, polarization, Universe

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