Bloomberg
Citadel's Hunt For Next Math Geniuses
Citadel is going all out to hire what it calls truly exceptional interns amid an intense battle for young talent across Wall Street and Silicon Valley. Billionaire Ken Griffin's financial empire is paying students over $19,000 a month in...
Press Association
Thousands attend Big Bang Fair in Birmingham
Around 30,000 children are attending The Big Bang Fair at The NEC in Birmingham. The exhibition is 'the largest celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths for young people in the UK'. Interview with Hilary Leevers, chief...
Bloomberg
India's Junk Degrees Drag India's Economy
Business is booming in India's $117 billion education industry with new colleges popping up all over. But, thousands of young Indians are finding themselves graduating with limited or no skills, undercutting the economy at a pivotal...
British Movietone
PRINCESS HONOURS HER MOTHER
At Keele University in Staffordshire the Queen Mother receives an Honorary degree of Doctor of Letters from her daughter Princess Margaret, Chancellor of the University. The university offers an unusual range of courses which they claim...
British Movietone
DEGREE FOR MR TRUMAN
At Oxford, Mr Harry Truman received the honorary degree of Doctor of Civil Law. He was described as ""the truest of Allies: ever a pattern of simple courage"". Disclaimer: British Movietone is an historical collection. Any views and...
British Movietone
GRADUATION GAMBOLS
Students who've just passed their final exams at the State Engineering School, near Stuttgart, carry out an old graduation custom, like the traditional ""Kandel March"" through the town. Disclaimer: British Movietone is an historical...
Bloomberg
upGrad Ronnie Screwvala on India's Edtech Sector
upGrad Chairperson and Co-Founder Ronnie Screwvala discusses the slowdown in India's edtech space, the company's business strategy as well as acquisition plans. He speaks to Rishaad Salamat and Juliette Saly on "Bloomberg Markets Asia".
Curated Video
Hot California Temperatures Could Break Super Bowl Record
Temperatures for this year's Super Bowl could be in the mid to upper 80s.
Curated Video
Researchers say virtual reality could help diagnose schizophrenia
Jerusalem, Israel - 28 January, 2008
1. Wide of students walking
2. Mid of sign reading "School of engineering and computer science"
3. Set up of Dr Anna Sorkin and Dr Avi Peled walking into room
4. Close of virtual reality game on...
Curated Video
The Paper Ceiling That Is Keeping Workers Without Degrees From Jobs
Alternative training programs are helping workers break through the paper ceiling that keeps viable workers from jobs because they lack a degree.
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : French FM speaks on climate change Islamic State group
CLEAN : French FM speaks on climate change Islamic State group
Curated Video
Power Grids Across The U.S. Are Being Tested By High Heat
High heat is driving up the demand for air conditioning, testing the resiliency of power grids across the U.S.
Bloomberg
Bill Gates Calls for More Subsidies for Energy Storage, Offshore Wind
Sep.17 -- Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates talks about the impact of climate change on poorer countries and his view that more government subsidies should be directed toward emerging technologies such as renewable energy storage and...
Curated Video
Higher Demand For Air Conditioning Could Further Affect The Climate
Increasing demand for air conditioning is outpacing supply. This rise in AC use will also affect the climate, which could lead to more heatwaves.
Curated Video
Wineries Benefit, Suffer from Climate Change
(NATS)
THIS WINERY IN OREGON'S WILLAMETTE VALLEY HAS BEEN GROWING PINOT NOIR GRAPES FOR DECADES …
… HELPING BUILD THE REGION'S REPUTATION FOR AWARD-WINNING WINES FROM FRUIT THAT FAVORS COOLER CONDITIONS.
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Bloomberg
What's at Stake If U.S. Leaves Paris Agreement?
May.31 -- President Donald Trump has reportedly decided to pull the United States out of the Paris climate accord. Bloomberg's Jess Shankleman reports on "Bloomberg Markets."
Bloomberg
Why Less-Educated Workers Will Drive U.S. Growth
Aug. 5 -- Dale Jorgenson, a Harvard University economics professor, explains why less-educated workers will drive U.S. economic growth. He speaks with Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal, Scarlet Fu and Matt Miller on "What'd You Miss?"
Curated Video
U.S. West Continues To Face Record-Breaking Temperatures
NOAA projects extreme heat and dryer conditions in June, July and August mostly covering Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and Idaho.
Bloomberg
Martin Marietta CEO Expects 'More Choppy Headwinds'
Jul.30 -- Martin Marietta reported earnings per share for the second quarter that beat the highest analyst estimate. Ward Nye, chief executive officer, expects more choppy headwinds in the quarters ahead. He appears on "Bloomberg Markets."
Curated Video
Spinning wheel lets NASA rover dig into Mars
1. Jet Propulsion Lab briefing
2. Reporters
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Richard Cook, Mars Exploration Rover Project Manager, NASA JPL:
"At this point, we have traversed a total of about 108 meters with the Spirit vehicle, which breaks the,...
Sky News
UK: It's the hottest day of the year so far. And set to get even hotter tomorrow
VOICED: The week keeps warming up.... It's the hottest day of the year so far. And set to get even hotter tomorrow.
Yesterday, the highest temperature was 28-point-2 degrees celsius recorded at Kew Gardens in south-west London....
Bloomberg
The Challenges Ahead for Central Banks
Aug.15 -- Russ Koesterich, BlackRock Global Allocation Fund portfolio manager, talks about challenges for central banks and lower bond yields. He appears on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Press Association
Theresa May: We need to look at the level of tuition fees
The Prime Minister Theresa May has said that "we need to look again at the level of tuition fees". She was speaking at in response to the Augar Review into post-18 education at Policy Exchange in Westminster, London. The Prime Minister...
Curated Video
Bionic hand has impressive grasping ability
AP Television
Berlin - June 8, 2010
1. Close up of Michelangelo Hand prosthesis holding carrot that is being cut, pan up prosthesis
2. Wide of prosthesis user Martin Wehle in kitchen showroom, cutting carrots
3. Mid shot of carrot held...