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Tim Berners-Lee, Stephen Fry, Wendy Hall, Jim Haseloff and Bill Thompson. Presented: June 28, 2010 Length: 01:28:10 Future Technologies In the past 25 years our use of technology has increased at an unprecedented rate, affecting our way of life and how we function in society. What's next? Are we set to see more inventions that change the image of technology and the culture we live in? How will these developments affect and influence the future of society?
Regev, O. Tel Aviv, Israel Presented March 29, 2011 Length: 00:55:44 Quantum one-way communication can be exponentially stronger than classical communication
Geek Dad - Berkeley Grocks April 27, 2011 Parenthood can be especially daunting, but being a geek may help. On this program, Ken Denmead discussed geeky activities for parents and their kids. Environmental Biodiversity - Berkeley Groks April 2011 The changes to the environment caused by global warming have complex effects on the ecosystems of the earth. On this program, Richard Pearson discussed the effects of climate change on biodiversity. on Berkeley Groks Science Radio
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The Digital Universe at the Hayden Planetarium
Archive of the Vega Science Trust Donald Knuth's Problems 1985 Seminar from the Stanford University Center for Professional Development
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