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Carbon Coating for Data Storage
Nanotechnologist Andrea Ferrari on the perpendicular recording, diamond-like carbon, and magnetic storage
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Newspapers in Crisis
Professor Colin Sparks on decline in media, digitalization of information and top-ten Google searches
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Higgs Boson
Physicist Daniela Bortoletto on the discovery of the Higgs Boson, the Large Electron-Positron collider, and the Standard Model of particle physics
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Principles of Antibiotic Discovery
Microbiologist Kim Lewis on multidrug resistance pump, prodrugs, and Metronidazole
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Science and Spectacle in the 18th Century Russia
Historian of Science Simon Werret on the Russian Academy of Sciences, the foundation of Saint Petersburg, and the application of a spectacle in order to develop scientific tradition
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Security and the Soviet Command Economy
University of Warwick Prof. Mark Harrison on military-industrial complex, Stalin's Great Breakthrough, and paperwork in KGB
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Computer scientist Thomas Schmickl on bio-inspired robotics, virtual embryogenesis, and symbiotic multi-robot organisms
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Impacts of mega dams on forest animals
The construction of dams in Central Amazonia proved to have long-term negative effect on the fauna diversity of the region
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Coding as the New Literacy
Professor Mitchel Resnick on the benefits of learning to code, use of programming in everyday life, and the development of Scratch
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Bitcoin
Economist William Luther on the popularity of cryptocurrencies, attitudes toward the blockchain, and the future of the Bitcoin market
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