Brain food: Research Channel

Here is a little brain-food for anyone interested in such.

ResearchChannel (www.researchchannel.org) is a TV channel that features academic/scientific programming - mostly in the form of lectures and discussions. The lectures are delivered by researchers in their respective fields. The subject areas the site covers are: Arts and Humanities, Business and Economics, Computer Science and Engineering, Health and Medicine, K-12 and Education, Sciences, Social Sciences. They have the channel available live online and the programs can be downloaded separately as well!

A few lectures that I found interesting:
- Winning the DARPA Grand Challenge [Robotics]
- UW/Microsoft 8th Symposium in Computational Linguistics
- Internet2 Overview
- Is Evolution an Algorithmic Process?
- How Does Order Arise in the Universe?
- Sexual Evolution: From X to Y
- Brain Computer Interface Systems: Progress and Opportunities

Gobble it up?

This entry was posted by Jaa on Tuesday, February 13. 2007 at 17:19. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own blog.

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M says:

#1 2007-02-13 23:37 (Reply)

Wow. Information overload! Now I can get educated all around the day. Thanx.

coxsharp says:

#2 2007-02-14 03:14 (Reply)

Thanks a lot. I have been looking for something like this for ages with my limited talent in searching.

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