Globalive Media
Beyond Innovation: Episode 6
An autonomous car finds its way around, video advertising that’s cheap and effective and an AI prices the cost of hacks. Plus, Michael and Anthony speak with a startup that wants to pay students for getting good grades. Hosted by venture...
Science360
Fast-mo 3-D printing
Now available for download: instructions for how to print a three-dimensional National Science Foundation logo using a 3-D printer. Make it in the classroom, the lab, at home or in a local community space. The design is based on the...
TMW Media
Transforming Lives With Prosthetics: Creating a better interface
By copying the body, how can future prosthetics help people? How have prosthetic designs improved? How do myoelectric signals work with prosthetics? How can more young people become interested in this field?
Transforming Lives With...
Practical Ninjas
How does a relay work? | Normally Open | Normally Closed | Steps towards learning Automation - 02
In this episode, we will see construction and working of relays and the different types of relays such as Normally Open and Normally Closed. It's relatively easy for anyone with an understanding of relay-type control wiring to program...
Globalive Media
Beyond Innovation: Episode 25
A robotic arm cooks hamburgers, a face scanner clinches sales and a connected car links to our social lives. Plus, Michael and Anthony speak with billionaire professor David Cheriton about automating computer networking systems.
Hosted...
Science360
Antarctic glacier melt! NSF Science Now 16.
This week's episode highlights wireless monitors, Antarctic glacier melt, S&E employment and finally a volcano discovery.
Science360
Tongue Driver
With funding from the National Science Foundation, Maysan Ghovanloo at Georgia Tech designs technology that allows disabled people to control everything - from wheelchairs to computers - with their tongue! We visit his lab and meet Jason...
Programming Electronics Academy
Ep. 8: Self Watering Plants with Eirik Sverd
This week Eirik Sverd, an Automation Engineering Student, sits down with Michael to discuss some of the amazing projects his created using Arduino. Eirik talks about how Arduino helped him overcome, his early fear of programming (2:20),...
Science360
Eliciting brain plasticity to keep the body moving - Science Nation
With support from the National Science Foundation's (NSF) Emerging Frontiers of Research and Innovation (EFRI) program, bioengineer Gert Cauwenberghs, of the Jacobs School of Engineering and the Institute for Neural Computation at the...
Financial Times
China's internet crackdown
Beijing is plugging the last holes in its 'Great Firewall' internet censorship apparatus, hampering global groups’ ability to operate in the country.
Globalive Media
Beyond Innovation: Episode 9
A venture capitalist bets big on cryptocurrency, a realistic robot mimics medical patients and a special pesticide saves bumble bees. Plus, Michael and Anthony speak with NBA star Jeremy Lin about a smartphone app that’s the perfect...
Science360
Tiny butterfly proboscis inspires big ideas - Science Nation
It's often a butterfly's wings that capture our attention, but scientists at Clemson University are intrigued with another part of the butterfly called the proboscis. It's an elongated tube-shaped, sucking mouthpart that the insect can...
Science360
Computational behavioral science develops tools, methods to reach children with autism
Lexie is an active, healthy 2-year-old and already lending a hand, or more specifically her wrist to science. She's helping researchers test sensors designed to gauge something particularly difficult to measure scientifically --...
NASA
Terra's Orbital Drift
In 2020, Terra completed its final inclination maneuver, using some of its limited fuel supply, to maintain that crossing time. Since that final inclination maneuver, Terra has continuously drifted to an earlier equatorial crossing time....
Mr. Beat
William McKinley: From Religious Man to Imperialist President
This video is a musical tribute to William McKinley, the 25th President of the United States, who is remembered for his love of the gold standard and his role in the Spanish-American War, which unknowingly sparked the beginning of US...
The Wall Street Journal
Swimming in the Data Lake
Hospitals and other health-care stakeholders are collecting vast stores of intimate data on consumers and patients. How can that information be used to improve health and reduce costs, while protecting patient privacy?
APMonitor
Data Analysis with Python for Excel Users
A common task for scientists and engineers is to analyze data from an external source. By importing the data into Python, data analysis such as statistics, trending, or calculations can be made to synthesize the information into relevant...
Practical Ninjas
PLC Ladder programming #2 | Learn under 5 min | NO NC contacts | OR & NOT gate logic
Steps towards learning Automation - 05 | PLC Ladder programming #2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this video, we will understand what is PLC ladder...
Alltime
5 Urban Legends That Are Actually True
Space. The final frontier. The vast nothingness that greets us beyond the sky. There are many incredible things out there you may not be aware of; from clouds that would create the best party on Earth, to planets made of diamond. Here...
The Wall Street Journal
Sensor This
Go inside the new world of "smart" fulfillment, where humans work in concert with machines, and every inch of a warehouse is mapped by sensor-tracking devices.
Programming Electronics Academy
What is Arduino and can I use it for my project? [Beginner Friendly]
What is Arduino? Is it hard to use? Can I use Arduino for my project? Get your answers in this ultimate video guide by Programming Electronics Academy! Have you heard about this thing called Arduino lately? Maybe you’ve seen some...
Science360
The National Ecological Observatory Network studies ecology
NEON, the National Ecological Observatory Network, will be a revolutionary way to study long term ecological trends in the United States.
NASA
NASA | Studying the Science of Falling Snow
GPM Deputy Project Scientist Gail Skofronick-Jackson tells us about the science of falling snow and what the GPM mission will do to study this critical component of the Earth's water cycle.
Globalive Media
Beyond Innovation: Episode 1
The Internet-of-Things connects everything, nanotechnology heals damaged brains and a venture capitalist spots medical breakthroughs. Plus, Anthony and Michael speak with David Hanson, the pioneering roboticist behind some of the most...