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Sally Ride for Kids | Bedtime History
Learn about the physicist and astronaut, Sally Ride, who became the first American woman to fly in space.
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Autonomous Vehicles Race Through Nevada Desert in DARPA Challenge
The video describes a thrilling robotic vehicle race in the Nevada desert, where 23 autonomous vehicles competed to navigate a challenging course using GPS and advanced technology. The goal was to spur the development of driverless...
Brainwaves Video Anthology
Jeremy Utley - Demystifying Innovation
Jeremy is the Director of Executive Education at the d.school, and an Adjunct Professor at Stanford’s School of Engineering, where he has earned multiple “favorite professor” distinctions from graduate programs. He holds a BBA with...
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Brain-to-Text Communications Using Machine Learning?
Can we use machine learning to read your mind?
Institute for New Economic Thinking
How Can We Track Bank Risk?
Risky lending took down the global economy in 2008. Tracking it now is a vital job for economists, says Juliane Begenau Begenau, Assistant Professor of Finance at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, explains how economists can...
The Wall Street Journal
Pro Perspective: Hindsight in 2020 - Lessons Learned in Cybersecurity
Stanford University's CISO Michael Duff takes a look at the lessons learn in cybersecurity so far this year.
Brainwaves Video Anthology
Michael J. Hynes - Eight Women Whose Works and Words Inspire Me
Dr. Michael Hynes is the Superintendent of Schools for the Patchogue Medford School District. Prior to working in Patchogue-Medford, Dr. Hynes served as the Superintendent of Schools for the Shelter Island School District, the Assistant...
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Humanoid robot dives for sunken shipwreck treasure
A humanoid diving robot developed at Stanford University could help scientists get to parts of the ocean that human divers just can't reach. The OceanOne robot was deployed last month to retrieve sunken treasure from an ancient shipwreck...
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Teenager With Facial Tumour Proves Doctors Wrong
SUNNYVALE, CALIFORNIA - 5 NOVEMBER 2017: A defiant teenager born with a rare facial tumour that leaves her unable to speak or eat dreams of becoming a nurse. Doctors said Jacqueline Rodriguez would not live to see her first birthday, but...
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Teenager With Facial Tumour Proves Doctors Wrong | BORN DIFFERENT
A defiant teenager born with a rare facial tumour that leaves her unable to speak or eat dreams of becoming a nurse. Doctors said Jacqueline Rodriguez would not live to see her first birthday, but the now 16-year-old has truly defied all...
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Plastic pollution: researchers discover worms who can safely biodegrade various types of plastic
Researchers led by scientists at Stanford University in U.S. and Beihang University in China have found that the mealworm can safely biodegrade various types of plastic, Stanford News reported. Americans discard about 33 million tonnes...
Weird History
The Stanford Prison Experiment
In 1971, professor Philip Zimbardo put together one of the most intriguing and famous psychology experiments ever: the Stanford Prison Experiment, designed to study the effects of incarceration on prisoners and guards. Using an...
Weird History
Facts About The Stanford Prison Experiment
In 1971, professor Philip Zimbardo put together one of the most intriguing and famous psychology experiments ever: the Stanford Prison Experiment, designed to study the effects of incarceration on prisoners and guards. Using an...
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Genetic analysis suggests contact between Polynesians and South Americas before Columbus: study
Ancient Polynesians may have crossed the Pacific to make contact with Native Americans from the region that is now Colombia
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Ellen Ochoa: The First Female Hispanic Astronaut
In 1993, Ellen Ochoa wrote her name in the stars – as the first Hispanic woman to enter orbit. She continues to inspire generations of aspiring astronauts today.
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The office jerk survival guide
Stanford organizational psychology professor Robert Sutton is an expert on handling jerks
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Hi-tech glasses help autistic children recognise emotions
Researchers at Stanford University in the US are using special glasses to help autistic children recognise and classify emotions. The so-called ‘Autism Glass’ analyses facial expressions – and instantly gives the user an indication of...
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Can smartphone voice assistants save us from harm?
Researchers at Stanford University tested dozens of smartphones
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Age still best determines when to get COVID vaccines, new research suggests
It's been four years since COVID-19 was declared a pandemic, and new research suggests your age may determine how often you should get a booster shot.
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This CEO immigrated to America with “nothing” before scaling a $12.6 billion energy empire
Air Products CEO Seifi Ghasemi lived and went to school in an oil refinery in Iran in the 1950s.
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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz warns Netanyahu against Rafah attack
The Israeli Prime Minister vows to go ahead with a ground assault on Rafah, as the German Chancellor warns against the attack.
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Stanford University President Resigns
The president of Stanford University Marc Tessier-Lavigne resigned after the board of trustees determined several academic reports he authored contained manipulated data.
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Suffer from social anxiety? These ChatGPT glasses use AI to do the small talking for you
Student Brian Chiang built his innovative software, RizzGPT, using OpenAI's ChatGPT combined with an open source augmented reality monocle from Brilliant Labs.
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Should European countries open borders to boost tourism?
In the United States, its estimated 200,000 restaurants may not reopen due to bankruptcy.