MIT Video ProductionsPlease Subscribe!http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1 In this lively presentation Jeff Bezos, Founder and CEO of Amazon.com discusses many of the technological advances that have enabled Amazon.com to be the "earth's most customer centric company". Bezos talks about Amazon's first 30 days of operation, shows the very first home page and explains how the existence of a little known book warehouse in Roseburg Oregon led to the decision to locate Amazon in Seattle. Since 1997, Amazon has spent $800 million on technology, more than it has spent on either warehousing or marketing. A self-proclaimed "EECS-geek", Bezos tells of technological advances that have not only enabled customers to find products, (and now at 28 million items), enabled products to find customers. Hear how Amazon developed "real time personalization", how the company performs "active experiments" and learn more about salad spinners than you could ever imagine. Also appearing is MIT alum Robert Frederick, Manager of Amazon Net Services. Frederick explains how these services enable other retail services to interact with Amazon. Hear how the company that "runs on computer science" plans for more technological advances in the future.
Jeff Bezos at MIT Amazon - Earths Most Customer-Centric CompanyMIT Video Productions2018-04-13 | Please Subscribe!http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1 In this lively presentation Jeff Bezos, Founder and CEO of Amazon.com discusses many of the technological advances that have enabled Amazon.com to be the "earth's most customer centric company". Bezos talks about Amazon's first 30 days of operation, shows the very first home page and explains how the existence of a little known book warehouse in Roseburg Oregon led to the decision to locate Amazon in Seattle. Since 1997, Amazon has spent $800 million on technology, more than it has spent on either warehousing or marketing. A self-proclaimed "EECS-geek", Bezos tells of technological advances that have not only enabled customers to find products, (and now at 28 million items), enabled products to find customers. Hear how Amazon developed "real time personalization", how the company performs "active experiments" and learn more about salad spinners than you could ever imagine. Also appearing is MIT alum Robert Frederick, Manager of Amazon Net Services. Frederick explains how these services enable other retail services to interact with Amazon. Hear how the company that "runs on computer science" plans for more technological advances in the future.
With support from the Institute Community and Equity Office, and the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Visiting Scholar Fellowship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Department of Materials Science and Engineering.
Please Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1The Futur-IC - The Global Research AllianceMIT Video Productions2024-09-11 | Please Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1Why Study Russian? Insights from Specialists in Different Professional FieldsMIT Video Productions2024-05-29 | This video offers a compilation of short clips from the STARTALK Choose to Study Russian for Professional Needs project. Specialists from different fields reflect on the role of the Russian language in different professional fields and the importance of knowing both language and culture and offer career advice to students learning Russian. Some respondents also offer practical advice on learning the Russian language.
00:12 Advice for students studying Russian. Benjamin Rifkin, Fairleigh Dickinson University 02:49 Career opportunities in diplomacy for speakers of Russian. Michael McFaul, Stanford University 6:33 Knowledge of Russian in journalism. Matthew Kupfer, Voice of America 7:43 Knowledge of Russian in researching the history of space exploration. Slava Gerovitch, MIT 10:03 Knowledge of Russian for astronauts and the space industry. Slava Gerovitch, MIT 11:30 Russian language and environmental geography. Vera Kuklina, George Washington University 13:58 Knowledge of language and culture in resources on Russia. Simon Saradzhyan, Belfer Center, Harvard University 16:34 Russian in mathematics. Alina Chertock, North Carolina State University 17:55 Russian and biology. Andrei Shubin, Harvard University 18:47 Russian and physics. Dmitrii Pesin, University of Virginia 20:09 Russian in the scientific community. Maryna Ivanchenko, Harvard University
Please Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1Professor Benjamin Rifkin on Studying and Teaching Russian Yesterday, Today, and TomorrowMIT Video Productions2024-05-21 | Professor Benjamin Rifkin, Provost of Fairleigh Dickinson University shares his professional experience and academic career path, including his work and research in Russia, and his experience in teaching, research, and administrative positions. He shares his personal experience of learning Russian during his college years and provides valuable advice on how to achieve Professional Level of language proficiency. Professor Rifkin also discusses his pedagogical projects, and reflects on the changes in language teaching in the United States, and shares his vision of university education in the future.
Navigation: 00:35 О себе. Начало интереса к русскому языку. 7:55 Что помогло выучить русский язык 11:29 Советы студентам, изучающим русский язык 15:58 Где востребованы специалисты со знанием русского? 19:28 Проекты, которыми вы гордитесь 22:55 Изменения в преподавании русского языка в США 30:38 Как адаптировать преподавание языка к современным условиям? 37:56 Каким вы видите университет будущего? 40:56 Блицопрос. Книги или кино? 41:11 Любимая книга на русском языке 41:27 Любимый фильм на русском языке 41:44 Любимая русская пословица 42:01 Три совета начинающим славистам
Please Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1Simon Sarazhdyan on Political ScienceMIT Video Productions2024-05-17 | The founding director of the Russia Matters Project at Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs discusses his journalism, political science, and government studies career. He provides a detailed overview of the analytics website Russia Matters (russiamatters.org) and the range of resources it offers. He also reflects on his research into national power, military interventions, arms control, and security policies of Russia and other post-Soviet states.
00:35 О себе 04:25 Проект “Россия имеет значение” 05:10 Отличия проекта “Россия имеет значение” от других ресурсов 06:44 Как устроен сайт проекта 13:14 Как измерить национальную силу 19:01 Проблемы ядерной безопасности и терроризма 22:12 Подходы России и США к проблемам контроля над ядерным оружием 25:34 Значение знания русского языка и культуры 28:10 Почему “Россия имеет значение” 29:40 Блицопрос. Книги или кино? 29:55 Ваша любимая книга на русском языке? 30:11 Что вас вдохновляет в вашей работе? 30:27 Почему нужно продолжать изучать Россию?
Please Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1Matthew Kupfer on JournalismMIT Video Productions2024-05-17 | Matthew Kupfer, investigative journalist at the Voice of America news, discusses his career as a reporter and journalist, including his experience working in various media outlets in Russia, Ukraine, and Central Asia. Kupfer shares an investigative reporting story from his work experience at The San Francisco Standard and reflects on the development of journalism in the new media landscape. He shares his thoughts on the impact of AI on the field of journalism. Kupfer also offers practical advice for students of the Russian language on achieving a professional level of language proficiency.
00:35 О себe 01:19 Выбор специальности 03:55 Когда знание русского языка сыграло важную роль? 06:15 Как знание русского языка помогает в работе? 07:24 Журналистские расследования и общество 11:12 Искусственный интеллект и журналистика 19:00 Изменения происходят в журналистике сегодня 22:27 Что помогло выучить русский язык? 26:19 Значение знания языка и культуры 29:34 “Слово года” в журналистике 31:06 Блицопрос. Книги или кино? 31:21 Любимая книга на русском языке 32:50 Три совета молодым журналистам 34:57 Кто вас вдохновляет в работе? 36:56 Как будет выглядеть журналистика через 5 лет?
Please Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1Professor Boldyreva on Cryptography, and CybersecurityMIT Video Productions2024-05-17 | Professor Boldyreva discusses her career in computer science and cryptography and describes her contribution to establishing the School of Computer Security and Privacy at Georgia Tech. She also shares her insights on cryptography as a science, including its history and recent developments. Professor Boldyreva also reflects on career opportunities for students in cryptography and shares some practical tips on computer safety.
00:35 О себе 02:58 Выбор специальности 04:45 Для чего нужна криптография? 08:11 Где используется криптография? 10:12 Что такое криптография как наука? 16:46 Над какими исследованиями работаете? 20:28 Важные задачи криптографии 23:01 Что входит в работу профессора 24:54 Карьерные возможности в сфере криптографии и компьютерной безопасности 26:40 “Слово года” в криптографии 27:30 Блицопрос. Книги или кино? 28:22 Любимая книга на русском языке 29:18 Учёный, который вас вдохновил 30:58 Три совета специалистам по криптографии 32:22 Практические советы по компьютерной безопасности
Please Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1Dr. Maryna Ivanchenko on Medicine and Public HealthMIT Video Productions2024-05-17 | Dr. Ivanchenko discusses her research and clinical ophthalmology career, including eye surgery, histology, and electron microscopy. She describes her ground-breaking research in gene vector therapy for treating rare conditions such as Usher Syndrome. She also discusses the different approaches to developing gene therapy and shares her aspirations for developing innovative cures.
00:35 О себе 04:58 Связь научной работы с работой врача 06:45 Над чем вы работаете сейчас? 08:09 Важное исследование 17:45 Возможности технологии CRISPR 19:52 Одна из ваших публикаций 22:11 Практическое применение вашей работы 23:50 Сходства и различия медицинских систем США и Украины 31:34 Роль знания русского языка 32:48 Что мы можем сделать для людей с ограниченными возможностями? 34:58 Блицопрос. Книги или кино? 35:12 Любимая книга на русском языке 35:27 Три совета молодым учёным 36:13 Врач, который вас вдохновил 36:30 Для какого заболевания будет найдено лекарство в ближайшие 5–10 лет?
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Immerse yourself with a local visit to a present-day main street and aim to capture its essence through DALL-E prompts. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Harness DALL-E to awaken the spirit of our collective lived experiences of main streets in vivid digital form.
Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Harness DALL-E to awaken the spirit of our collective lived experiences of main streets in vivid digital form. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Harness DALL-E to awaken the spirit of our collective lived experiences of main streets in vivid digital form. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Harness DALL-E to awaken the spirit of our collective lived experiences of main streets in vivid digital form.
Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Harness DALL-E to awaken the spirit of our collective lived experiences of main streets in vivid digital form. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
Harness DALL-E to awaken the spirit of our collective lived experiences of main streets in vivid digital form. Can DALL-E Save Our Main Streets?
In a world where rapid technological changes risk threatening the survival of our main streets, can the ingenuity of generative AI help reimagine these quintessential spaces at the heart of our towns and cities?
Embark on a thought-provoking three-part journey that invites you to delve into the essence of main streets with DALL-E. Through the sharing of personal stories, a visit to a local main street, collaborative brainstorming, and innovative use of DALL-E prompts, we’ll bring to life a digital tapestry of what main streets have been, are, and what they could become.
Facilitated by Fadi G. Haddad, Fulbright Canada Visiting Researcher at MIT’s Senseable City Lab investigating how big data can shed light on the dynamics and resilience of main streets.
While our Sun is almost 5 billion years old, stars still form in the the dark clouds of our Milky Way. When we observe those regions we can learn how star and planet formation works, so that we also understand the formation of our own solar system and the Earth better.
This talk will describe how we observe those regions that are hidden to the naked eye using infrared and X-ray telescopes to obtain stunning images of stellar nurseries. Zooming in on just a few of the young stars, you will be shown how a gas cloud collapses to form a hot gas core that is the birth place of another sun and possibly a few planets. This is the stage of star formation where Hans Moritz Guenther concentrates his own research and will describe how professional astronomers gain access to space telescopes, share his experiences of how to use the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) for his observations of young stars. He will show an example of how we process the observations to extract scientific conclusions.
Star formation is a very active area of research with many mysteries to solve and certainly one of the areas in astronomy that delivers extremely beautiful images of the Milky Way that surrounds us.
Please Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1We Are The ForestMIT Video Productions2023-12-14 | This Emmy nominated documentary tells the story of the MIT musicians who travelled to the Brazilian Amazon seeking cultural and scientific exchange. Indigenous musicians and activists share their traditional ecological knowledge. Featuring performances by Djuena Tikuna, Luciana Souza, Anat Cohen, and Evan Ziporyn, with music by Antônio Carlos Jobim. Fred Harris conducts the MIT Festival Jazz and MIT Wind Ensemble, Laura Grill Jaye conducts the MIT Vocal Jazz Ensemble.
Please Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1Professor Vera Kuklina on Geography and Environmental StudiesMIT Video Productions2023-11-14 | A Research Professor in the Department of Geography at George Washington University, she discusses her research on socio-ecological systems, cultural geographies of infrastructure, and the impact of climate change on indigenous communities, both in the Arctic and beyond. She introduces two major research projects, "Informal Roads," a study investigating the effects of unofficial transportation routes on Arctic and Subarctic communities, and "Frozen Commons," a transdisciplinary project exploring sustainability and evolving climate conditions in the Arctic. Professor Kuklina demonstrates the use of satellite imagery and mapping tools in geography, introduces the concept of "mapathons," and shares insights from the transmedia platform ArtSLInK (Art, Science, Local, and Indigenous Knowledge). Additionally, she reflects on the pivotal role of Lake Baikal and underscores the importance of comprehending indigenous perspectives on the environment and land use to develop effective climate change solutions.
00:35 O себе 02:24 Как выбрали географию 04:32 Специализация и научные интересы 05:58 Исследовательские методы 07:33 Инструменты картографирования 12:19 Спутниковые снимки в картографии 17:05 Проект Frozen Commons 22:09 Изменения климата и жизнь коренных народов 25:36 Уникальность озера Байкал 27:51 Экологические проблемы на Байкале 30:37 Роль русского языка в работе географов 33:05 Блицопрос. Книги или кино? 33:26 Любимая книга на русском языке 34:27 Три совета молодым учёным 35:41 Климатическая проблема, которую нужно решить 36:43 Какой регион России нужно посетить
Please Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1Professor Alina Chertock on MathematicsMIT Video Productions2023-11-09 | LeRoy B. Martin, Jr. Distinguished Professor, currently serving as the Head of the Department of Mathematics and Associate Director of the Center for Research in Scientific Computation at North Carolina State University, she discusses her research on numerical methods for partial differential equations and their diverse applications. Professor Chertock illustrates the utilization of mathematical models in fluid dynamics, gas dynamics, chemotaxis, and other disciplinary domains. She underscores the broad-reaching significance of mathematical models across academic and professional fields, providing concrete examples of their practical applications in areas such as search engines and data analysis methods. Professor Chertock reflects on noteworthy discoveries in numerical methods made by Russian-speaking scientists and shares insightful perspectives on academic career paths in mathematics. Additionally, she proposes strategies to enhance inclusivity within the field.
00:27 О себе 01:47 Сфера научных интересов 04:46 Области применения численных методов 09:12 Где используются математические модели? 12:01 Открытия XX-XXI века, определившие развитие математики 14:36 Ученые, внёсшие большой вклад в разработку численных методов 16:58 Что помогало и что мешало построить академическую карьеру 23:42 Ассоциация женщин-математиков 26:08 Математическая наука в ближайшее десятилетие 27:46 Роль русского языка в научном сотрудничестве 29:15 Слова или выражения в русском языке из математики 30:11 “Слово года” в математике 30:34 Блицопрос. Книги или кино? 30:48 Любимая книга 31:03 Русскоязычный учёный, который больше всего вдохновил 31:18 Три совета молодым учёным 31:38 Научное открытие в математике в ближайшем будущем
Please Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1Professor Michael McFaul on International RelationsMIT Video Productions2023-11-09 | In this interview, Professor Michael McFaul, the Director of the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and the Ken Olivier and Angela Nomellini Professor of International Studies at Stanford University, as well as a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, the Freeman Spogli Institute, and the Woods Institute, discusses his career path in political science and government service. He recounts his role as the Ambassador to the Russian Federation during President Obama's administration and shares insights from his academic and professional life in Moscow and Saint Petersburg during the economic transition in the early 1990s. Additionally, he reflects on the history of diplomatic relations and offers practical career advice to aspiring political scientists, emphasizing the importance of language knowledge and the role of citizen diplomacy.
0:25 - О себе 1:13 - Когда и где начал изучать русский язык 3:16 - Что помогло выучить русский 6:09 - Пример, когда русский язык сыграл решающую роль в работе 11:38 - Когда и почему начал работать на государственной службе 15:29 - Карьерные возможности со знанием русского языка 19:10 - Моменты успешного сотрудничества между Россией и США 23:20 - Отношения США и России через 5-10 лет 25:11 - Блицопрос. Москва или Санкт-Петербург? 25:40 - Любимая книга на русском языке 26:32 - Три совета молодым дипломатам 28:03 - Российский политический деятель, которого надо знать
Please Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1We Are The ForestMIT Video Productions2023-10-09 | MIT musicians travel to the Brazilian Amazon seeking cultural and scientific exchanges. Indigenous musicians and activists share their traditional ecological knowledge. This upcoming documentary film will feature performances by Djuena Tikuna, Luciana Souza, Anat Cohen, and Evan Ziporyn, with music by Antônio Carlos Jobim led by Fred Harris.
Please Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/c/MITVideoProductions?sub_confirmation=1Becoming best friends with my brain... and how you can too.MIT Video Productions2023-08-16 | "Becoming best friends with my brain... and how you can too" is an artistic depiction of a journey of self-acceptance with the overarching goal of creating space for conversations around neurodiversity in academia, written and illustrated by Autumn Deitrick.