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Episodes


Class 2, Part 1: Innovation Systems and Direct/Indirect Elements in the Innovation Ecosystem

Class 4, Part 1: The Challenge from Globalization for Advanced Manufacturing and New Services

Class 6, Part 2: Public-Private Partnership & "The Valley of Death" Between Research and Devel...

Class 12, Part 1: The Future of Work and the Employment-Productivity Debate

Class 10, Part 2: The Challenge of Energy Technology Transform

Class 8, Part 1: DARPA as the Connected Model & Government-Private Sector Interaction

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Studentenvideo: Quantenzeitentwicklung mit dem Fourier-Transformations-Algorithmus des Split-Ope...

Student Video: Mohr's Circles

Video del estudiante: Una introducción básica y divertida a las estructuras cristalinas (español)

Student Video: Tight Binding Model

Student Video: Potential Energy Surfaces

Student Video: Spherical Distribution Problem

Student Video: Crystallography, a Visualisation Tool for CS, BCC and FCC Bravais Lattice Structures.

Student Video: Nanoparticle-polymer Network

Student Video: Quantum Time Evolution Using the Split Operator Fourier Transform Algorithm

Student Video: Liquid Crystals

Student Video: Modeling & Energy Analysis of Liquid Crystals

Student Video: Creating Mathematica Functions to Determine Degree of Crystallinity from XRD Plots
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