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Traditional Higher Education Under Threat?
How the tuition crisis, together with the use of information technology, could shake the foundations of higher education as we know it.How the tuition crisis, together with the use of information technology, could shake the foundations of higher education as we know it.
Nobel Prize in Physics 2016: “Weird and wonderful ideas”
Michael Kosterlitz, David Thouless and Duncan Haldane received the Nobel Prize for revealing "the secrets of exotic matter". And what does this have to do with bagels and pretzels?Michael Kosterlitz, David Thouless and Duncan Haldane received the Nobel Prize for revealing "the secrets of exotic matter". And what does this have to do with bagels and pretzels?
Carl Wieman: Teaching Science More Effectively
Nobel laureate Carl Wieman is passionate about teaching physics and math more effectively: students should not only learn facts but start thinking like scientists. Nobel laureate Carl Wieman is passionate about teaching physics and math more effectively: students should not only learn facts but start thinking like scientists.
Quantum Computing: How, What, and Why
Large-scale quantum computing will change our lives as much as the internet revolution and cell phone revolution - when it materializes.Large-scale quantum computing will change our lives as much as the internet revolution and cell phone revolution - when it materializes.
The Many Lives of Steven Chu
From quantum physics and molecular biology to energy politics and climate change: meet an extraordinary Nobel Laureate.Dieser Nobelpreisträger kennt sich nicht nur in der Quantenphysik aus, sondern kümmert sich auch um Molekularbiologie, Energiepolitik und engagiert sich im Klimaschutz.
Einstein: Travelling Through Spacetime
60th anniversary of the death of Albert Einstein: How his general relativity theory changed the world.
“The laureates enjoyed to reveal a little bit about themselves”
Volker Steger had an unusual idea: he asked Nobel Laureates to draw their respective topics, then he photographed them with their sketches. An exhibition of these remarkable images has already travelled around the world.
Eugene Wigner: A Modest Genius
Wigner was not only one of the greatest physicists of the 20th century – he is also one of the least known. The modest genius died twenty years ago.