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01:02:41 Chris Urmson - Delivering the Benefits of… Chris Urmson - Delivering the Benefits of Self-Driving Technology Safely, Quickly, and Broadly	Chris Urmson - Delivering the Benefits of Self-Driving Technology Safely, Quickly, and Broadly The sixth Kelly Distinguished Lecturer, Chris Urmson, will present “Delivering the Benefits of Self-Driving Technology Safely, Quickly, and Broadly” on Wednesday, November 7, from… kelly distinguished lecture on robots and jobs institute for robotics and intelligent machines (irim)georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2018 From Kathryn Gentilello 4 Months ago 292 views 0 name Chris Urmson Date 11/07/2018
52:15 Gabor Lugosi - Combinatorial Testing Problems Gabor Lugosi - Combinatorial Testing Problems	Gabor Lugosi - Combinatorial Testing Problems In these lectures we discuss some statistical problems with an interesting combinatorial structure behind. We start by reviewing the "hidden clique" problem, a simple prototypical example… georgia tech school of mathematics triad distinguished lecture series recorded by gtlibrary fall 2018 From Kathryn Gentilello 4 Months ago 16 views 0 name Gabor Lugosi Date 10/18/2018
58:18 Sara van de Geer - Sharp Oracle Inequalities for… Sara van de Geer - Sharp Oracle Inequalities for Non-Convex Loss	Sara van de Geer - Sharp Oracle Inequalities for Non-Convex Loss There will be three lectures, which in principle will be independent units. Their common theme is exploiting sparsity in high-dimensional statistics. Sparsity means that the statistical model… triad distinguished lecture series school of mathematics georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2018 From Kathryn Gentilello 6 Months ago 92 views 0 name Sara van de Geer biography Sara van de Geer has been Full Professor at the Seminar for Statistics at ETH Zurich since September 2005. Her main field of research is mathematical statistics, with special interest in high-dimensional problems. Date 08/31/2018
53:33 Organic Memories Featuring Multi-Bit Storage -… Organic Memories Featuring Multi-Bit Storage - Klaus Meerholz	Organic Memories Featuring Multi-Bit Storage - Klaus Meerholz Photochromic molecules provide an intriguing and relatively untapped alternative to traditional materials utilized in organic memory devices. We have recently reported on a new prototype of a… cope distinguished lecture series center for organic photonics and electronics georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary spring 2018 From Kathryn Gentilello 9 Months ago 3 views 0 name Klaus Meerholz Date 05/09/2018
01:18:52 Living with Social Robots: From Research to… Living with Social Robots: From Research to Commercialization - Cynthia Breazeal	Living with Social Robots: From Research to Commercialization - Cynthia Breazeal https://mediaspace.gatech.edu/media/breazeal/1_dwqb5uld kelly distinguished lecture on robots and jobs institute for robotics and intelligent machines (irim)georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary spring 2018 From Kathryn Gentilello 10 Months ago 48 views 0 name Cynthia Breazeal Date 04/16/2018
01:08:54 Programming Shape - L. Mahadevan Programming Shape - L. Mahadevan	Programming Shape - L. Mahadevan Thin sheets are easier to bend than stretch. This simple observation leads to the constrained freedom underlying the shape shifting abilities of sheets that can accommodate globally periodic… school of civil and environmental engineering invited speakers seminars and events elsevier distinguished lecture in mechanics georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary spring 2018 From Kathryn Gentilello 10 Months ago 47 views 0 name L. Mahadevan Date 04/16/2018
01:10:48 The Case for Cosmic Modesty - Abraham (Avi) Loeb The Case for Cosmic Modesty - Abraham (Avi) Loeb	The Case for Cosmic Modesty - Abraham (Avi) Loeb Based on the premise that we are not special, Loeb argues for modesty from a cosmi perspective. His "principle of cosmic modesty" imples that both primitive and intelligent forms of life… center for relativistic astrophysics distinguished lecture georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary spring 2018 From Kathryn Gentilello 11 Months ago 11 views 0 name Abraham (Avi) Loeb Date 03/12/2018
01:05:45 Bio-inspired Materials: New Approaches to… Bio-inspired Materials: New Approaches to Molecular Building Blocks - Craig Hawker	Bio-inspired Materials: New Approaches to Molecular Building Blocks - Craig Hawker Marine organisms use organic building blocks in unique ways to achieve materials with exceptional properties. With inspiration from these natural systems, the design of synthetic building blocks to… cope distinguished lecture series sigma-aldrich distinguished lecture series center for organic photonics and electronics georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary spring 2018 From Kathryn Gentilello A year ago 85 views 0 name Craig Hawker Date 01/09/2018
54:15 NNCI_REU_Convocation_Session_J_2:10pm_8/08/2017 NNCI_REU_Convocation_Session_J_2:10pm_8/08/2017	NNCI_REU_Convocation_Session_J_2:10pm_8/08/2017 Session J: Global Learning Center Room 222 natural sciences concepts in physics side walls chemical elements solutions industrial processes geometric shapes scattering heat transfer parameters characterization continuum mechanics systems theory metallurgy thermodynamics optical devices micron systems world cuisine drug discovery physical chemistry architectural elements materials science nuclear physics pharmacology structural engineering risk analysis walls nanotechnology spin speed minute condensed matter physics geography terminology polymers university humidity elementary geometry phases of matter cooking techniques and air conditioning science large increase sociology of culture vision meteorology force research methods transpiration philosophical terminology frequency design soil contamination measurement home standards transition metals elasticity (physics)surfaces fluid dynamics psychology matter photosensitive chemical properties research biology and pharmacology of chemical elements membrane aircraft wing design food and drink hydrogen compounds pressure ratios statistical inference sensors drug delivery devices topology building materials chemical processes hydrology synthetic fibers educational stages heating science experiments length mineralogy color microscopes measuring instruments brush coatings control theory complication temperature natural philosophy question garden features types of university or college structure pressure sensor oxygen compounds phase transitions nutrition needle glass construction painting techniques classical mechanics food ingredients forensic equipment semiconductor device fabrication engineering ratios developmental psychology youth geometry solvents printing underwater diving physics clean energy dairy products process thin film deposition metals education design of experiments crystallography metrology web colors feature particle physics application potential atmospheric thermodynamics ventilating pollutants intellectual property law laundry algebra students viscosity structural system optical spectrum liquids fluid mechanics electromagnetism oxides twelve micron property law photonics acoustics si derived units diffraction nitrides mass academic administration linear operators in calculus biotechnology elementary mathematics From Leslie O'Neill A year ago 24 views 0 name Moderator: Nancy Healy, Georgia Institute of Technology Date 08/08/2017
41:13 NNCI_REU_Convocation_Special_Presentation_2:15pm_8… NNCI_REU_Convocation_Special_Presentation_2:15pm_8/07/2017	NNCI_REU_Convocation_Special_Presentation_2:15pm_8/07/2017 Special Presentation: international REU program at the National Institute for Materials Science Tsukuba, Japan natural sciences concepts in physics chemical elements solutions industrial processes japan linguistics group interesting former national capitals member states of the commonwealth of nations environment project management physical sciences presentation physical chemistry tribology materials science republics skeletal system commercial item transport and distribution nanotechnology meat gels east asian countries animal anatomy cooking techniques meteorology people japanese culture school types barbecue laboratory institutes hardware (mechanical)employment liberal democracies project cell biology chemical properties research constitutional monarchies canadian cuisine g8 nations international electronics human anatomy populated coastal places in japan atomic bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki food and drink g20 nations biomedical engineering topology organic chemistry mechanical engineering restaurant educational stages experience thing characterization communication community inorganic compounds parties school terminology undergraduate working quantum mechanics garden features religious architecture g15 nations cosmopolitan island countries japanese words and phrases ceremonies food ingredients thermoelectric cells materials degradation youth solvents electric power distribution chemical compounds engineering social change education american cuisine survival skills shinto social psychology universities and colleges n.c.i.collaboration applications types of organization building observation nitrides solar cells students biotechnology chemistry chemical engineering From Leslie O'Neill A year ago 2 views 0 name Presenters: Robert Accolla, Robert Chrotowski, Maya Martirossyan, John Nance, Skye Tackett, Cooper Thome Date 08/07/2017