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 Creating a Curious Robot
from Swarthmore College Faculty Lectures
July 24, 2008
Most robots are programmed to solve a particular task, but cannot adapt to new situations. In this talk, Professor Lisa Meeden describes an ongoing project to create a more general-purpose robot that can learn about the world on its own.
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 MSRP 2008 Graduate Application Panel Part 1 7/17/08
from msrp2008
July 17, 2008
Part 1 of a MSRP 2008 graduate application panel consisting of: Paula Hammond - Bayer Professor of Chemical Engineering, Department of Chemical Engineering Dava Newman - Professor, MacVicar Faculty Fellow, Director TPP, Department of Aeronautics and Astronautic Stephen Bell - Professor, Department of Biology Terry Orlando - Professor, Graduate Officer, Ashdown Housemaster, Dept of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
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 MSRP 2008 Graduate Application Panel Part 2 7/17/08
from msrp2008
July 17, 2008
Part 2 of MSRP 2008 a graduate application panel consisting of:Paula Hammond - Bayer Professor of Chemical Engineering, Department of Chemical EngineeringDava Newman - Professor, MacVicar Faculty Fellow, Director TPP, Department of Aeronautics and AstronauticStephen Bell - Professor, Department of BiologyTerry Orlando - Professor, Graduate Officer, Ashdown Housemaster, Dept of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science??
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 Unwarping fingerprint recognition
from Warwick iCast
June 27, 2008
A Warwick spin out company, Warwick Warp, are developing technology to enhance fingerprint recognition systems which could improve security at border controls and in a range of security applications.
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 This Week in Science - May 27, 2008 Broadcast
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast
May 27, 2008
Baycon Redux, Bad Science in Cold Fusion?, Looking at DNA in a New Light, This Week in World Robot Domination, Phoenix has Landed, Learning to See, Frogamander!, Counting Bacteria, and Much More!!!
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 This Week in Science - May 27, 2008 Broadcast
from This Week in Science - The Kickass Science Podcast
May 27, 2008
Baycon Redux, Bad Science in Cold Fusion?, Looking at DNA in a New Light, This Week in World Robot Domination, Phoenix has Landed, Learning to See, Frogamander!, Counting Bacteria, and Much More!!!
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 Slidecasting 2.0
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
April 02, 2008
At lunchtime yesterday, I had the opportunity to meet with Peter Purgathofer from the Informatics Faculty at the Institute of Design and Assessment of Technology in Vienna Austria. After some evening editing, I pared our conversation down to this 22 minute 'lesson' on Slidecasting 2.0, an interactive technology in its infancy, that encourages lecture audiences to be active learners, by engaging attaching comments, links, references, and questions to the presenter's slides.The resulting 'rich notes' are then available online for further editing and sharing. If this open source project goes global, PowerPoint lectures may soon be recognized as interactive events!
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 UCLA and IBM partner on open source adventure class
from IBM developerWorks podcasts
March 25, 2008
In this 23-minute podcast, hear about an innovative computer science class at the University of California at Los Angeles that offers students the opportunity to choose an open source project adventure, focused on Web 2.0 technologies, and interact with professionals from IBM during the project. UCLA computer science professors Paul Eggert and Jens Palsberg join IBM project lead Gergana Markova and classroom assistant Gabe Nataneli in the discussion.
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 fidiboyy
from YouTube :: Tag // bmw
February 23, 2008
gjeki , qen , smrekonic , vushtrri , mitrovic , prishtin , gjakov , pej , mercedes , bmw , audi , golf , passat Author: fidibooyy Keywords: computer science Added: February 23, 2008
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 Gordon And Mike's ICT Podcast
from Gordon And Mike's ICT Podcast
January 20, 2008
Special Notes: In this podcast Mike and I interview Martin Trieu, a former community college student and current Google Engineer from California. The interview was done on January 5, 2008 during our National Science Foundation funded National Center for Telecommunications Technologies (located at Springfield Technical Community College) winter conference hosted by Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, California. Weâd like to thank Dr Ann Beheler Dean, Business, Computing, Can you tell us about your background â where were you born and what brought you to the United States? 2. I know you attended Orange Coast College, what made you decide to go to college and why did you choose a community college? 3. What happened after you graduated? 4. How did you start working for Internet based companies? 5. How has working for Internet based companies changed? 6. Can you describe your current job? 7. What advice would you give young people with regards to careers and success?
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 El Farol
from popular posts - blip.tv (beta)
December 17, 2007
This is a Repast Simulation of the El Farol problem. It's a minority game and as you can see it is impossible to correctly predict how the bar will behave in the next week. El Farol in Wikipedia
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