Today’s episode features paleontologist Dr. Mike D'Emic and it’s a special two part mini-series / experiment where Chris leaves the theater and goes into the field to see science as it's happening.
Here are some photos (as promised!):
Today’s episode features paleontologist Dr. Mike D'Emic and it’s a special two part mini-series / experiment where Chris leaves the theater and goes into the field to see science as it's happening.
Here are some photos (as promised!):
Today's episode features the MIT Media Lab's Dr. Rosalind "Roz" Picard, the woman who helped launch the field of wearable technology and who now studies emotional computing.
If you want to get even deeper into Dr. Picard's research and findings, we've got you covered.
For more from Dr. Picard herself, follow her on Twitter: @RosalindPicard
You can read more about her work (and find some of her papers) here: http://web.media.mit.edu/~picard/
And here's a link to the homepage for the Affective Computing Lab: https://www.media.mit.edu/groups/affective-computing/overview/
You've heard all about Dr. Nolfo-Clements' near death adventures and fascinating discoveries, now you want to know more. Well, first of all, here's what a nutria looks like:
You can read the basic facts about nutria from NatGeo here.
Here's a video profile of Dr. Nolfo Clements:
Follow her on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/nolfo
Here's a link to one of Lauren's scientific papers.
And here's the news story about Lean Cuisine naming their meal plans "Nutria": https://wgno.com/2018/04/18/yes-its-real-lean-cuisine-debuts-dna-based-meal-plan-named-nutria/