Particle Physics (Spring 2016) by Alex Flournoy at the Colorado School of Mines

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source: Alex Flournoy    2016年1月14日
Most of these lectures are from a particle physics course taught to advanced undergraduate and graduate students at the Colorado School of Mines. You can also access the course website at http://inside.mines.edu/~aflourno/Particle/423.shtml which includes pdf copies of the lecture notes and additional material.

Topic 28: QCD with a Side of Weak Sauce 1:18:50
Topic 27: QCD 1:14:44
Topic 26: QED Practice 1:00:25
Topic 25: Spin Sorcery 1:17:32
Topic 25: QED 59:45
Topic 23: Mr. Feynman and the A,B,C's 1:17:46
Topic 22: Decays, Scattering and the Golden Rule 1:19:38
Topic 21: Guest Lecture on Gravitation as Gauge Theory and Fiber Bundles 1:18:40
Topic 20: CP, CPT and T 59:55
Topic 19: P,C and CP 1:14:28
Topic 18: Some Clarifications, Questions, Answers and a bit on C,P and T 1:20:21
Topic 17: The higgs Mechanism and Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking 1:20:30
Topic 16: The Higgs Mechanism 1:22:39
Topic 15: Electroweak Gauge Theory 1:18:37
Topic 14: QCD as an SU(3) Gauge Theory 1:00:18
Topic 13: Interactions via Local Gauge Invariance (The Abelian Case) 1:13:26
Topic 12: Solutions to Dirac Equation, Helicity and Weyl Spinors 1:17:43
Topic 11: Equations of Motion and Interpretations 1:01:41
Topic 10: Actions, Lagrangians and Equations of Motion 1:19:22
Topic 9: Spinors III and Actions 1:17:04
Topic 8: Spinors II 58:48
Topic 7: Spinors I 1:14:44
Topic 6: Lie Groups and Lie Algebras 59:03
Topic 5: Derivatives, Velocities, Energy and Momentum in Special Relativit 1:19:21
Topic 4: A Catalog of Groups and Special Relativity 1:03:37
Topic 3: Duals, Metrics and Continuous Groups 1:14:56
Topic 2: Groups and Representations 1:18:05
Topic 1: Introduction to the course 1:22:27

IMPA Meeting: Quantum Groups and 3-Manifold Invariants

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source: Winston Cheong    2015年8月8日
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The aim of this meeting is to introduce the theory of quantum groups and their representations, and to investigate associated 3-dimensional topological quantum field theories (TQFTs). We will investigate the braided tensor structure of the representation category of a quantum group and the modularity property of the semisimple quotient, when the quantum parameter q is a root of unity. We will then discuss the Reshetikhin-Turaev construction of a 3-dimensional TQFT from a modular category. Finally, we will describe the modern, higher-categorical perspective on TQFTs that includes not only invariants of 2- and 3-manifolds but also algebraic data associated to manifolds of every codimension.

Christopher Douglas - Topological field theory in dimensions 1 and 2 59:14
Christopher Douglas - Extended field theories in dimension 3, tensor categories, and Hopf algebras 1:00:11
André Henriques - Lie algebras and their representations 1:00:30
André Henriques - Deformation of the universal enveloping algebra of a Lie algebra 1:03:49
Christopher Douglas - Braided tensor categories and braided Hopf algebras 59:59
André Henriques - The quantum group and its modules 1:01:25
André Henriques - The braided structure on the quantum group 1:07:47
Christopher Douglas - The ribbon structure on the fusion category 1:08:39
André Henriques - Ribbon Hopf algebras and ribbon categories 1:06:36
André Henriques - Quantum dimension and the fusion category of a quantum group 1:02:57
Christopher Douglas - 3-manifold invariants from the fusion category 1:07:01
Christopher Douglas - Modularity of the fusion category 1:05:54

Inequality in global earthquake risk today_May 2017_London Lecture

source: GeologicalSociety    2017年5月26日
Description
This has already been a shocking century for natural disasters, with over half-a-million people killed in earthquakes in Gujarat (2001), Iran (2003), Sumatra (2004), Pakistan (2005), China (2008) and Haiti (2010).
Moreover, in the last few decades several devastating earthquakes have apparently targeted population centres in otherwise sparsely inhabited regions, particularly in Asia. A close examination of this situation reveals that ancient settlements are often located for reasons to do with water supply, access, strategic defence or controlling positions on trade routes, and that these considerations are, in turn often controlled by natural geological phenomena, particularly features of the landscape that are created by earthquakes.
What were originally small villages grow into towns, then cities, and now mega-cities with several million people. But their growth has, in general, not been accompanied by any reduction in exposure to earthquake hazard. It is this close relation between where people live and geology that leads to the apparent bulls-eye targeting of cities by earthquakes. As a result, we should expect many more disasters this century, some of which will be far worse, in terms of mortality, than those we have already seen.
At the same time, earthquakes in the developed world have largely become stories about economic loss, rather than loss of life. An earthquake of moderate-size can kill 40,000 in Iran (at Bam in 2003) but only a handful in California. The question of what to do with the huge populations concentrated in earthquake-prone mega-cities of the developing world is one of the most pressing of our time, and has no easy solution, but there are some inspiring stories and examples from recent earthquakes in Japan, Nepal and even Italy, which suggest ways in which scientists, decision-makers and government can work together to enhance public safety.

Speaker
James Jackson, (Professor of Active Tectonics and former Head of the Department of Earth Sciences in the University of Cambridge)
James was born and raised in India, which established his interest in all aspects of Asia, where much of his research has been concentrated. After a first degree in Geology, he obtained a Ph.D. in Geophysics, using earthquakes to study the processes that produce the major surface features of the continents, such as mountain belts and basins.
In addition to seismology, his current research uses the powerful range of satellite-based techniques now available, combined with observations of the landscape in the field, to study how the continents develop and deform on all scales, from the movement that occurs in individual earthquakes to the evolution of mountain belts. His field work has taken him to many parts of Asia, the Mediterranean, Africa, New Zealand and North America.
He is increasingly involved in how to use the insights obtained by geologists to reduce the appalling risk from earthquakes to populations in developing countries, and currently leads a project called ‘Earthquakes Without Frontiers’ which is a consortium of researchers in UK universities and other institutions, working in partnership with independent earthquake scientists and social scientists in countries throughout the great earthquake belt between Italy and China.
One of its aims is to improve earthquake science and earthquake risk reduction through the exchange of knowledge, information, techniques and data between partner countries.
In 1995 he delivered the Royal Institution/BBC Christmas Lectures on 'Planet Earth: an Explorer's Guide'. He has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society and the American Geophysical Union, and is also a Fellow of Queens' College, Cambridge.
In 2015 he was awarded a CBE and also the Wollaston Medal of the Geological Society of London.
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Kane B (videos of May 2017)

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42:41 Is there a shadow biosphere? This video considers whether there might be a shadow biosphere, life that that arose independently from currently known life and that uses a radically different biochemistry. First I consider some ...
31:20 Philosophy of Science 7 - Scientific Revolutions This video details Thomas Kuhn's philosophy of science, which proposes a cyclical model of scientific development from normal science, to crisis, to revolution, then back to normal science. The imp...

Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics (videos of May 2017)

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1:20 The Truth is in the Stars: Panel Discussion Trailer On June 14, Perimeter Institute will host a special screening of this film for an in-house audience. A panel discussion featuring Perimeter’s Turok and Avery Broderick, and The Truth is in the Star...
2:45 About Time: Metronomes at Perimeter During the 2016 Time in Cosmology conference at Perimeter Institute, researchers gathered for a performance of Poeme Symphonique, a 1962 composition by György Ligeti for 100 metronomes. Speakers in...
56:29 Black Hole Blues and Other Songs from Outer Space In her public lecture at Perimeter on May 3, 2017, Dr. Janna Levin discussed the profound discovery of gravitational waves made by LIGO in 2015, and their ongoing importance to the study of physics...

The University of Chicago (videos of May 2017)

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0:56 NASA names mission to sun after Prof. Eugene Parker Thomas Zurbuchen, associate administrator for NASA’s Science Mission Directorate, speaks at a May 31 event at the University of Chicago, during which NASA announced it has named the first mission t...
0:49 Prof. Eugene Parker honored to be part of 'heroic' NASA solar mission Eugene Parker, the S. Chandrasekhar Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus in Physics at the University of Chicago, was honored at a May 31 NASA ceremony at UChicago. NASA named the Parker Solar...
2:09 Prof. Eugene Parker on discovering the solar wind Eugene Parker, the S. Chandrasekhar Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus in Physics at the University of Chicago, discusses his scientific research on the sun, including his landmark discovery ...
1:10:27 A Morning with Rep. John Lewis and Andrew Aydin John Lewis, US representative for Georgia’s 5th Congressional District and an American icon known for his role in the civil rights movement, and co-author Andrew Aydin discuss their graphic novel s...
1:05:32 Forgiveness in the African American Religious Tradition Albert J. Raboteau, Henry W. Putnam Professor of Religion Emeritus, Princeton University, gave the 2017 Ruth Knee Lecture on Spirituality and Social Work at the University of Chicago School of Soci...
1:12 University of Chicago HSI Bridge Scholar Mateo Uribe Rios Mateo Uribe Rios, one of our exceptional HSI Bridge Scholars, received his bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Not only an inspiration to his friends,...
1:37 The University of Chicago Graham School HBCU Bridge Scholar Courtnie Mack The Graham School offers merit-based, full tuition Bridge Scholarships for graduates of select Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) to study...
2:00 UChicago's Chris Kennedy on the role of truth in the social media age Chris Kennedy, William H. Colvin Professor, Department of Linguistics, discusses the role of truth in modern society, the distinctions between lying and "BS," and how his spring quarter course is t...
2:24 UChicago Library archives reveal personal side of Saul Bellow The University of Chicago Library’s Special Collections Research Center has opened an archive, the Guide to the Saul Bellow Papers, 1926-2015, which documents the Nobel-winning novelist’s creative ...

Talks at Google (videos of May 2017)

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51:17 Daniel Suarez: "Change Agent" | Talks at Google New York Times bestselling author Daniel Suarez talks about his novel "Change Agent" at Google Los Angeles.
CHANGE AGENT explores a near future world where synthetic biology and rampant genetic ed...
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47:27 Donny McCaslin: "'Beyond Now' and David Bowie's 'Blackstar'" | Talks at Google Talks at Google hosted Donny McCaslin, a three-time GRAMMY® nominated saxophonist and composer. Featured on David Bowie‘s Blackstar, McCaslin & his band are known as “David Bowie’s last band”. Do...
51:06 Winifred M. Reilly: "It Takes One to Tango" | Talks at Google Winifred M. Reilly discusses her book "It Takes One to Tango". It is a groundbreaking guide that shows how one determined partner—acting alone—can spark lasting, significant change in a marriage, o...
55:21 Ed Finkler: "Stronger Than Fear: Mental Health in the Developer Community" | Talks at Google Talks at Google hosted Ed Finkler, founder and chairman of Open Sourcing Mental Illness, a non-profit 501c3 dedicated to raising awareness and supporting those with mental illness in the tech indus...
26:23 Niall Mellon: "The Education Crisis in South Africa and How We Can Help" | Talks at Google Niall J. Mellon is an Irish entrepreneur, property developer and founder of the Niall Mellon Township Trust, which provided homes to impoverished communities in South Africa's townships. Now he run...
59:33 G. Love: "Love Saves The Day" | Talks at Google Genre bending G. Love & Special Sauce, a group that coined the term “hip-hop blues”, returns to their rock ‘n’ roll roots with their most recently released album, “Love Saves The Day”.
In this vi...
23:32 Jeffrey Brown, Neerja Naik, Silvia Vasquez-Lavado: "SOLD" & "The India & Nepal Project" Director Jeffrey Brown, actress Neerja Naik and the Founder of Courageous Girls Silvia Vasquez-Lavado joined us at Google SFO to discuss their film SOLD and The India & Nepal Project. Moderated by ...
46:13 Barbara Lynch: "Out of Line: A Life of Playing with Fire" | Talks at Google Barbara Lynch is the owner of many of Boston's most celebrated restaurants such as Drink, B&G Oysters, Sportello, and Stir Boston. She was named one of TIME Magazine's 100 Most Influential People i...
56:52 Thom Bond: "Teaching Compassion at Scale" | Talks at Google Thom Bond, founder New York Center for Nonviolent Communication (NYCNVC), visited Google MTV to discuss the Compassion Course Online (compassioncourse.org). Since 2011, more than 12,000 people in 1...
58:51 Andrea Nguyen: "The Pho Cookbook [...] | Talks at Google FoodTalks welcomes author, teacher and consultant Andrea Nguyen to showcase her latest cookbook "The Pho Cookbook: Easy to Adventurous Recipes for Vietnam’s Favorite Soup and Noodles." Hosted in th...
55:52 Alexander Rossi, Conor Daly, & Ric Flair: "The Greatest Spectacle In Racing" | Talks at Google Alexander Rossi, the winner of the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500 joins fellow IndyCar driver Conor Daly and wrestling legend Ric Flair to discuss the everything from racing, to partying in ...
52:39 Neil Gibson: "How Comics Help your Memory and your Career" | Talks at Google Neil Gibson is the founder and editor-in-chief of British comic publisher TPub and writes a few of their titles. He is very passionate about good comics and believes that the medium is one of the m...
43:33 Jay Chandrasekhar: "Mustache Shenanigans: Making of Super Troopers [...]" | Talks at Google Talks at Google hosts Jay Chandrasekhar, director, actor, writer and comedian, to offer behind-the-scenes commentary on the making of the cult classic Super Troopers.
Get his book here: https://g...
54:35 Finale Doshi-Velez: "A Roadmap for the Rigorous Science of Interpretability" | Talks at Google With a growing interest in interpretability, there is an increasing need to characterize what exactly we mean by it and how to sensibly compare the interpretability of different approaches. In thi...
47:02 Prof. Rana Mitter: "Modern China" | Talks at Google For this talk about Modern China Talks at Google welcomes Rana Mitter, Professor of the History and Politics of Modern China in Oxford, fellow of St. Cross College, and author of Oxford University ...
1:18:23 Danielle Seybold and Jaclyn Long: "Mindful Approach to Positive Discipline" | Talks at Google This is a 90-minute talk by Mindful Parenting experts Danielle Seybold and Jaclyn Long who share advice drawing on handling the challenges of parenting.
Danielle draws upon mindfulness skills and...
47:25 Benji Bennett: "Love, Loss and Inspiration" | Talks at Google Benji, the #1 bestselling and award winning children’s author, began to write for children after the sudden loss of his 4 year old son Adam in 2007. This tragic event inspired Benji to quit his jo...
52:22 Russell Brand & Bob Roth: "Meditation, Comedy, New Fatherhood, Recovery, and Life" | Talks at Google Comedian, actor, and best-selling author Russell Brand has been practicing Transcendental Meditation for nearly 10 years. He says the technique has been instrumental in fostering creativity, apprec...
23:59 Timothy Zahn: "Star Wars: Thrawn" | Talks at Google Timothy Zahn is talking about his new Star Wars novel, Thrawn. In this definitive novel, readers will follow Thrawn’s rise to power—uncovering the events that created one of the most iconic villai...
1:01:18 Carine McCandless: "'The Wild Truth' and the Socialization of Domestic Violence" | Talks at Google Carine McCandless – sister of literary icon Christopher McCandless – visits Google to discuss how social media in today's world aids in perpetuating domestic violence. Carine also shares the true s...
54:16 Eric H Chudler and Lise Johnson: "Brain Bytes" | Talks at Google Eric H. Chudler has a PhD's in Psychology from University of Washington where he is Executive Director of the Center for Sensorimotor Neural Engineering. Lise Johnson has a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engi...
54:17 Midway Production Team: "The Story of Chicago Hip-Hop" | Talks at Google Talks at Google hosted members of the production team behind Midway: The Story of Chicago Hip-Hop, a feature-length documentary film and archival project that tells the story of the evolution, stru...
51:27 Sarah Robb O'Hagan: "Extreme You: Step Up. Stand Out. Kick Ass. Repeat." | Talks at Google Executive, activist and entrepreneur, Sarah Robb O’Hagan has been described by the media as everything from “Superwoman undercover” to the “Pied Piper of Potential.” She is a high-energy combinatio...
21:58 Antonio Carluccio: "Vegetables" | Talks at Google Antonio Carluccio is widely recognized as one of Italy’s greatest food ambassadors. Having moved to London in 1975, Antonio setup and ran the Neal Street Restaurant and then the first Carluccio’s C...
1:03:45 Nikole Hannah-Jones: "Modern Day Segregation: How & Why Public Schools [...]" | Talks at Google Modern Day Segregation: How & Why Public Schools are (Still) Divided by Race The Problem We All Live With
Nikole Hannah-Jones (http://nikolehannahjones.com) is an award-winning investigative repor...
45:40 Mayim Bialik: "Girling Up: How to Be Strong, Smart and Spectacular" | Talks at Google Actress, author, and neuroscientist Mayim Bialik (Blossom, Big Bang Theory) discusses her new book "Girling Up: How to Be Strong, Smart and Spectacular".
About the book:
Mayim Bialik, star of The...
43:56 Jon Morris: "The Legion of Regrettable Supervillains" | Talks at Google Jon Morris has been writing humor and culture-related content for more than decade. His long-running blog on failed, ignored and just plain weird comic books, Gone&Forgotten, contains more than eig...
34:25 Arnell Milhouse: "Rebooting Emerging Domestic Markets" | Talks at Google Arnell Milhouse is the founder and Executive Director of IntraCity Geeks and the co-founder of CareerDevs. Born in one of the toughest inner-city neighborhoods in the country, his life was rebooted...
51:52 Off-Broadway's "The Whirligig" | Talks at Google Cast members Zosia Mamet, Norbert Leo Butz, and Dolly Wells, along with director Scott Elliott and writer Hamish Linklater join us for a Q&A discussion about their Off-Broadway show.
About the sho...
33:29 St. Lawrence String Quartet: "Haydn Discovery Series" | Talks at Google (with even less music) The St Lawrence String Quartet performs world-wide and has been ensemble in residence at Stanford University since 1998. In this program, based on their "Haydn Discovery Series", the quartet talks ...
1:06:52 Thomas Friedman: "The World is Flat: A Brief History of the 21st Century" | Talks at Google Eric Schmidt moderates a discussion with Thomas Friedman about the then-current book, "The World is Flat." This Talk was recorded in 2005.
Robin Williams also took the stage during the Q&A. You c...
50:16 Rahat Fateh Ali Khan: "Sufi Music Heritage Discussion & Performance" | Talks at Google We welcome Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan (RFAK) for a “Talks at Google” event and performance at Google's global headquarters.
Building on a 600-year-old cultural legacy of Sufi music, RFAK is world-...
50:47 Gabriel Garzon Montano: "Jardín: Performance and Talk" | Talks at Google Gabriel Garzón-Montano, Brooklyn native and emerging artist, recently released his new album on Stones Throw Records: Jardín, in which Gabriel sings of the struggles and uncertainties of the many-l...
41:47 Jon Rapping: "Restoring Humanity in the Criminal Justice System" | Talks at Google Jonathan Rapping is an American criminal defense attorney, professor of law at Atlanta's John Marshall Law School and Harvard Law School, and founder and president of Gideon's Promise. He received ...
59:38 Cory Doctorow and John Scalzi: "Walkaway & the Collapsing Empire" | Talks at Google Cory Doctorow and John Scalzi stop by the Googleplex to discuss their most recent books, and each other.
Cory Doctorow's "Walkaway"
Fascinating, moving, and darkly humorous, Walkaway is a multi-ge...
1:31:29 Aswath Damodaran: "The Value of Stories in Business" | Talks at Google The world of investing/finance is divided into two camps. In one, you have the number-crunchers, who believe that the only things that matter are the numbers and that imagination/creativity are dan...
46:12 Peter Godfrey Smith: "Other Minds: The Octopus, the Sea, and the Deep Origins..." | Talks at Google Other Minds: The Octopus, the Sea, and the Deep Origins of Consciousness
A philosopher dons a wetsuit and journeys into the depths of consciousness.
Peter Godfrey-Smith is a leading philosopher o...
1:04:47 Krishna Das: "The Art of Kirtan" | Talks at Google Krishna Das is a world-famous Grammy nominated kirtan singer. The New York Times has even referred to him as "the Pavarotti of kirtan". Check out his amazing music on his YouTube channel here.
On...
50:51 Deaf Spotlight Presents SKIN, a Theatrical Production in ASL | Talks at Google  The cast of Deaf Spotlight’s theatrical production, SKIN, performs an excerpt from the play and then discusses the production itself, experiences being on the stage, behind the stage, and how they ...
59:32 Slava Vakarchuk: "Innovations That Pushed Boundaries" | Talks at Google Slava Vakarchuk is the frontman of Okean Elzy, one of the most popular rock bands in Eastern Europe. His impact, however, extends beyond music. He is a mentor to young songwriters, a former UN Good...
49:28 Ari Afsar & Joseph Morales: "Hamilton Chicago Company" | Talks at Google Hamilton Chicago Company members Ari Afsar (Eliza Hamilton) and Joseph Morales (Alexander Hamilton alternate) join us for a discussion about Hamilton: An American Musical. Ari Afsar is a singer/so...
1:37:38 Latinx Experiences: Latinx in America and at Google | Talks at Google Latinx? Latin@? Latino/a? Afro-Latin@ Hispanic? When it comes to defining Latinx identity in the United States today, the one common thread is its sheer complexity. We will:
- Deconstruct what it ...
54:02 Barry Strauss: "[...] Applying Lessons from Ancients to Modern Business Culture" | Talks at Google Alexander the Great, Hannibal and Julius Caesar were three of history’s most disruptive leaders. Alexander and Caesar each conquered an empire and Hannibal revolutionized the art of warfare, using ...
45:59 Tomofumi Fujimaru: "CEO of Papilles" | Talks at Google Tomofumi Fujimaru, CEO of Papilles, an Osaka-based wine purveyor and distributor with wine (and dine) stores across Osaka and Tokyo, shares his experience working as a sommelier in Japan, Europe an...
51:26 Cast & Creatives from Broadway's "Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812" | Talks at Google Cast and creatives from Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812 discuss the evolution and success of Broadway's newest hit musical. Composer/creator Dave Malloy, director Rachel Chavkin, and star...
56:40 William McDonough: "Design as Optimism" | Talks at Google As a part of Google’s Environment Day on April 25th, we invited architect, designer, thought leader, and author William McDonough to Google NYC for a talk on "Design as Optimism." Moderated by Mary...
2:06:17 Women Behind Bars | Talks at Google This Women & Girls Behind Bars forum is a key event in our ongoing series of criminal justice conversations at Google. This powerful gathering centers on the lived experiences of incarcerated and f...
50:52 Aaron Draplin: "Pretty Much Everything" | Talks at Google Esquire. Ford Motors. Burton Snowboards. The Obama Administration. While all of these brands are vastly different, they share at least one thing in com­mon: a teeny, little bit of Aaron James Drapl...
53:20 Oliver Chittenden: "Head Talks" | Talks at Google Oliver Chittenden joins us to talk about his journey, from his breakdown to setting up Head Talks – headtalks.com – a not-for-profit online platform showcasing videos from celebrities and professio...
43:26 Gonzalo Guzman & Stacy Adimando: "Nopalito: A Mexican Kitchen" | Talks at Google Gonzalo Gonzalez Guzman is the chef /owner of Nopalito in San Francisco, California and author of “Nopalito ~ A Mexican Kitchen”. Nopalito is a vibrant neighborhood Mexican kitchen, celebrating the...
53:56 Evelyn Cusack: "There's Great Drying Out" | Talks at Google Evelyn Cusack talks about The Irish Weather System and how to survive it.
Award winning Meteorologist Evelyn Cusack, is the Deputy Head of Forecasting at Met Éireann and has been appearing on Iris...
58:42 Phil Keoghan: "The Amazing Race" | Talks at Google Talks at Google hosted Phil Keoghan, host and a producer of CBS’s ten-time Emmy Award-winning reality series, THE AMAZING RACE, for a talk on April 17th, 2017.
Join in as Phil takes us inside The...
33:31 Bonnie Rochman: "The Gene Machine: How Genetic Technologies Are Changing [...]" | Talks at Google The Gene Machine: How Genetic Technologies Are Changing the Way We Have Kids--and the Kids We Have
Bonnie Rochman is an award winning health and science writer. Her work has appeared in Time magaz...
50:25 Xenia Rubinos: "Black Terry Cat" | Talks at Google Hear Xenia Rubinos discuss and perform selections from her acclaimed second album “Black Terry Cat” at Google’s NY office.
Using only her bass guitar and phenomenal voice, Xenia demonstrates why...
42:45 Lizz Winstead: "Lady Parts Justice League" | Talks at Google As co-creator and former head writer of The Daily Show and co founder of Air America Radio, Lizz Winstead has helped changed the very landscape of how people get their news.
Winstead also brought ...
30:17 Isaac Lidsky: "Eyes Wide Open" | Talks at Google Isaac Lidsky began losing his eyesight at the age of thirteen, eventually losing his sight entirely by the time he was twenty-five. He thought blindness would mean an end to his early success and h...
43:44 Kelly Hoey: “Build Your Dream Network” | Talks at Google Kelly Hoey is the author of 'Build Your Dream Network', a book with fresh new approaches to mastering networking in a world where everyone is posting, liking, and friending fast and furiously, but ...
37:09 Alison Bing: " High-impact Travel" | Talks at Google Be sure to check out the Lonely Planet app on iOS and Google Play: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/guides
Alison Bing has filled 45 Lonely Planet travel guidebooks with solid recommendations, leaving...
51:26 Verily presents Grand Rounds with Michael J. Fox & Todd Sherer, PhD | Talks at Google Learn more about the patient experience of Parkinson’s disease and the research efforts toward a cure with this special Verily Grand Rounds & Talks at Google event featuring Michael J. Fox and Todd...
1:00:56 Cheech Marin: "Cheech is Not My Real Name... But Don't Call Me Chong!" | Talks at Google The long-awaited memoir from a counterculture legend.
Cheech Marin came of age at an interesting time in America and became a self-made counterculture legend with his other half, Tommy Chong. Th