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A Walk Through the MindA Walk Through the MindRefridgerantsIn my attempt to understand the restrictions of putting refrigerant back into the A/C system I have gone down a rabbit hole helping justifying why we pay HVAC technicians so much. From simple refrigerants like ammonia to our current complex molecules r1234yf.Executive Producers:Steve EDame SlamyBoostein Berge of the "Mutton, Mead, and Music Podcast"Older version of Clean Air Act:https://19january2021snapshot.epa.gov/clean-air-act-overview/clean-air-act-text_.htmlSubsection 5:h...2025-07-0820 minThe OpenEd PodcastThe OpenEd PodcastHave We Been Teaching STEM Completely Backwards? The Case for Project-Based LearningRethinking STEM: Keeping Curiosity at the Heart of EducationJack Casdorph, a mechanical engineer developing hands-on physics kits, and Rachel Davie, a former math teacher now homeschooling her children, explore what's broken in traditional science education and how project-based learning transforms how children engage with STEM subjects.Through personal stories and professional insights, our guests reveal how traditional education often extinguishes natural curiosity and fails to connect theory with real-world applications. Jack introduces his STEM spectrum concept showing the imbalance between theoretical knowledge and practical skills, while Rachel provides perspectives from both classroom teaching and...2025-05-0841 minThe Reluctant Somm: Wine & Hospitality PodcastThe Reluctant Somm: Wine & Hospitality PodcastBeyond Game Day: Brooke Lieberwitz on Big Venue Hospitality in the BayEver wonder what it takes to run the massive food and beverage program at a venue like San Francisco's Chase Center? This week on The Reluctant Somm, we sit down with Bay Area native Brooke Lieberwitz, the powerhouse who oversaw it all. From her early days in the local scene to managing beverage programs at Oracle Park and the Exploratorium, Brooke shares her journey navigating the high-pressure world of large-scale hospitality. We delve into the intricate dance of managing huge teams and countless moving parts, highlighting her remarkable ability to maintain calm and focus amidst the energy of thousands...2025-05-061h 08AI DAILY: Breaking AI News Handpicked For The Curious MindAI DAILY: Breaking AI News Handpicked For The Curious MindAI CREATES THE INTENTION ECONOMYPlus AI Both Succeeds And Fails At Cooking  Like this? Get AIDAILY, delivered to your inbox, every weekday. Subscribe to our newsletter at https://aidaily.us AI Predicts and Sells Your Choices Before You Make Them A study warns that AI could evolve into an "intention economy," where companies bid on predicted consumer behaviors, potentially selling your decisions before you act. This raises significant privacy and autonomy concerns in the digital marketplace. Optimize for Authentic Voices Amid AI Search S...2024-12-3002 minMême pas peur ! · RCF AlsaceMême pas peur ! · RCF AlsaceRéinventons la matière avec l’Exploratorium de l’Atelier CirculRDepuis 2 ans, l’association Atelier CirculR œuvre à Strasbourg pour faire découvrir le monde des éco-matériaux au plus grand nombre. L’intérêt pour ces matériaux est croissant, d’abord pour réduire les impacts environnementaux liés à la construction, mais aussi pour d’autres usages : mobilier et aménagements, mode et textile, objets décoratifs, emballage … Bref, tout un monde à explorer ! C’est dans ce contexte que l’Exploratorium va très bientôt ouvrir ses portes à Strasbourg : un espace unique d’expérimentation qui invite chacun à repenser son impact et à explorer des solutions pour un avenir plus vert. D...2024-11-2912 min3x23x23x2 Photocast - Episode 05Martin’s Photo Picks Clive M. — Untitled https://glass.photo/clivem/1zaGw2XVkh14TKaJEdLAwD Adam Wilson — San Francisco, CA https://glass.photo/adamjwilson.work/5ZlMjytCp1AUTyWFf5uCen Sebastian — Robin — https://www.flickr.com/photos/193875241@N03/51430485773 Jason’s Photo Picks Sam — Theory. SF Exploratorium - https://glass.photo/sambr/4IPgAnvyt43sr27bawE961 Scott — Untitled - https://glass.photo/rochers/6k7F5a3PNZaQEdtE3YHHl1 Yutaka — Snow - https://glass.photo/kunugida/7LSwcPv7pVQhi2J1AFJhct Other Links Jason on Glass Jason’s Photo Website Martin on Glass Martin Photo Website Hemispheric Views Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mark IV Leica M11 Ru...2024-08-3036 minThe Neurodivergent ProfessorThe Neurodivergent ProfessorWe Can Reach Fitness by Returning to the Optimum Condition: NDP 182Have you ever sat down and thought about your values? Values are important, motivating, and provide guidance.I’ve done a lot of values work in therapy and find it challenging. I value many things, but prioritizing the top five to ten is difficult and dynamic.One thing I have learned during over a decade of values work is that many human values suck. I think a lot about universal or ‘optimum’ valuesAre there ‘optimum’ human values? For my purposes, optimum is an adjective meaning most favorable or desirable. T...2024-06-2022 minThe ProFiles PodcastThe ProFiles PodcastDesigning the Future: Chris Flink on Creativity, Curiosity, and InnovationJoin my newsletter! https://charliehubbard.substack.com/ Chris Flink is an interdisciplinary creative leader who is a founding faculty member of the esteemed "d.school" at Stanford University where he currently serves as an adjunct professor. He spent 6 years as the Executive Director and CEO of the Exploratorium, San Francisco's premier museum and a global leader in STEM education. Under his guidance, the Exploratorium pioneered inquiry-based learning experiences, earning recognition as one of the "Top 10 Coolest Museums in the World." He’s also spent time in the corporate sphere with IDEO, the renowned design firm. Chris's journey is...2024-05-1539 minCoopers\' CodeCoopers' CodeEffervescence in action (Part II): wit and wisdom from Walkup’s Rich SchoenbergerThis is Part II of our conversation with guest Rich Schoenberger.⁠ If you did not listen to Part I yet, you can find it here (audio) or here (video) Today we get to explore jury selection, trial, and balance with Richard Schoenberger. Rich is a name partner at Walkup, Melodia, Kelly and Schoenberger, where he has practiced for 37 years. This follows a stint as an Alameda County Deputy District Attorney. Rich’s talent and hard work have resulted in countless record-setting trial verdicts and have led to his being invited to join the most prestigious trial lawyer orga...2024-03-2549 minCoopers\' CodeCoopers' CodeEffervescence in action (Part I): wit and wisdom from Walkup’s Rich SchoenbergerToday we get to explore jury selection, trial, and balance with Richard Schoenberger. Rich is a name partner at Walkup, Melodia, Kelly and Schoenberger, where he has practiced for 37 years. This follows a stint as an Alameda County Deputy District Attorney. Rich’s talent and hard work have resulted in countless record-setting trial verdicts and have led to his being invited to join the most prestigious trial lawyer organizations around, including the International Academy of Trial Lawyers, the American College of Trial Lawyers, the International Society of Barristers, and the American Board of Trial Advocates. His professionalism, civility, and in...2024-03-1848 minBig and Little PodcastBig and Little PodcastCreativity through collaborationThe Museum’s Creativity Series continues with a conversation on the importance of connection, collaboration, and community. Through a grant from LEGO, called the LEGO Playful Learning Museum Network, institutions across the country were tasked with creating a community of practice that focused on playful learning Joining us today are three representatives from LEGO’s community of practice who connected over a shared interest in Tinkering Inventive Playsets, Nick Villagra from the Connecticut Science Center, Michael Wong from the Exploratorium, and Brendan Takenaga from Boston Children’s Museum. Tune in to learn about how a community of practic...2024-02-0133 minBig and Little PodcastBig and Little PodcastCreativity through collaborationThe Museum’s Creativity Series continues with a conversation on the importance of connection, collaboration, and community. Through a grant from LEGO, called the LEGO Playful Learning Museum Network, institutions across the country were tasked with creating a community of practice that focused on playful learning Joining us today are three representatives from LEGO’s community of practice who connected over a shared interest in Tinkering Inventive Playsets, Nick Villagra from the Connecticut Science Center, Michael Wong from the Exploratorium, and Brendan Takenaga from Boston Children’s Museum. Tune in to learn about how a community of practic...2024-02-0133 minIncomplet Design HistoryIncomplet Design HistoryYolanda Margarita LópezDuring the 1960s, the Chicano Movement or "El Movimiento" gave way for Chicano artists, designers, and printmakers to emerge. The Chicano Movement united Chicanos, Americans of Mexican heritage who chose that label, in a new shared identity to fight for social and political empowerment. One of the creatives that made their mark in support of this movement was Yolanda Margarita López, a feminist painter, printmaker, educator, and film producer. She was best known for her works focusing on the experiences of Mexican-American and Chicana women, often challenging the harmful ethnic stereotypes associated with them. López is most kn...2023-10-0522 minlaguedawuebooklaguedawuebook(Epub Download) Exploratorium A Search and Colour Mission Read Online**Download Exploratorium: A Search and Colour Mission Full Edition,Full Version,Full Book** by Lei Melendres Reading Now at : https://happyreadingebook.club/?book=1910552755 OR DOWNLOAD EBOOK NOW! [PDF] Download (Epub Download) Exploratorium: A Search and Colour Mission Read Online Ebook | READ ONLINE Download (Epub Download) Exploratorium: A Search and Colour Mission Read Online read ebook online PDF EPUB KINDLE Download (Epub Download) Exploratorium: A Search and Colour Mission Read Online PDF - KINDLE - EPUB - MOBI - AUDIOBOOK2023-09-2600 min图布读书图布读书#26 另一个奥本海默 今天这本书是以一个奥本海默为主人公的传记作品,但并不是那个最为人熟知的奥本海默,而是他的弟弟,Frank Oppenheimer。 他也是一位物理学家,同时也曾经是曼哈顿计划的参与者之一、被辞退的大学教授、牧场主、高中教师,以及科学馆或者博物馆的创办人。他和他所创建的Exploratorium (探索博物馆)是本书的主题,在这里参观者探索、发现和理解物理世界的规律,奥本海默认为,这样的理解可以避免广岛核爆这样的灾难再次发生。 本书的作者K.C. Cole,通过采访Exploratorium结识了奥本海默,并在他人生的最后十几年与他有亦师亦友的情谊,并在此影响下,学习物理并创作了多部科学类非虚构作品。她也曾是南加州大学新闻传播学院的教授。 书名something incredibly wonderful happens: Frank Oppenheimer and the World He Made Up,出版于2009年。 主播:斯图亚特、布朗主任 剪辑:布朗主任 RSS:https://feeds.fireside.fm/books/rss 【时间线】 01:29 这一集节目是间接蹭热点 04:18 奥本海默的兄弟关系怎么样? 09:55 奥本海默在学术上并不突出 12:00 听证会和学术生涯的中止 16:03 作为一个牧场主和高中教师的奥本海默 23:00 短暂的美好 27:08 Exploratorium的特别之处 31:25 这本书有什么主要观点吗? 36:48 它适合什么样的读者? 【相关资料】 如果你想更多了解关于原子弹的历史,The Making of the Atomic Bomb 也许是最好的一本书,作者Richard Rhodes,初版于1987年,获得过普利策非虚构作品奖。 关于Robert Oppenheimer的生平,还可以阅读诺兰这部电影所参考的传记 American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer,同样也是普利策奖的获奖作品。 另外也还可以看一部80年代的纪录片The Day After Trinity,本书的主人公以及书中多次提到的Bob Wilson、Hans Bethe都在片中接受了采访。 18:23 Living a Fruitful Life - 奥本海默在1960年Pagosa Springs High School毕业典礼上的致辞 23:52 James Heckman, 2000年诺贝尔经济学奖得主,曾经上过Frank面向当时同在Jefferson County的其他学生特别开设的物理课,并且一直保留着当时Frank的书单和歌单。 40:24 Immune,作者Philipp Dettmer,有一个Youtube频道kurzgesagt 。 【更正】 03:32 Exploratorium馆址的搬迁是在2013年 07:27 Robert Oppenheimer(两人中的哥哥)1922年进入哈佛大学,3年后获得化学专业的学士学位,之后去到剑桥大学,1926年又转到哥廷根大学在Max Born的指导下从事理论物理研究,次年获得博士学位,当时他23岁,此时弟弟Frank还在纽约读高中。 08:48 1935年Robert是在UC Berkeley任教职,同时也在加州理工大学教课。 12:07 1949年两个奥本海默都曾接受众议院非美活动调查委员会的质询,当时哥哥Robert承认他的几个学生在伯克利学习期间曾经是共产党。对Robert本人有深刻影响的是在4年之后,1953~1954年国会两院原子能委员会发起的调查和安全听证会。 如果你喜欢我们的节目,欢迎在小宇宙、Spotify或其他泛用型播客平台订阅、留言、分享,谢谢! 2023-08-3041 minKQED\'s ForumKQED's ForumImmersive Documentary "32 Sounds" Encourages Us to Feel the NoiseThe hushed thrum of the womb. The warble of the last living species of a now-extinct bird. The fury and thrust of a jet engine in flight. These are some of the sounds that populate filmmaker Sam Green’s immersive documentary “32 Sounds.” The movie is not just a collection of sounds, but rather a meditation on the strange power that sound has on us, whether it is voices, music, the natural world or sounds that we are trying to tune out. Watching the movie, even on a tiny screen, can be a full-body experience in which you’re encouraged by Green...2023-07-2455 minCool ToolsCool Tools361: Tristan Duke (Part 2)Tristan Duke is transdisciplinary artist known for synthesizing methodologies from disparate fields to create startling inventions, sublime aesthetic experiences, and new modes of inquiry. He is the inventor of the hologram vinyl record ¬and has created original hologram artwork for albums and soundtrack releases ranging from Jack White and Guns ‘n Roses to Star Wars. He is Co-founder of the Optics Division a collective devoted to recontextualizing photography as a land-based medium and social practice. He has lectured widely, including at the MIT Media Lab, Getty Museum, the de Young Museum, the Exploratorium, and others. His work has been exh...2023-04-1447 minCool ToolsCool Tools360: Tristan DukeTristan Duke is transdisciplinary artist known for synthesizing methodologies from disparate fields to create startling inventions, sublime aesthetic experiences, and new modes of inquiry. He is the inventor of the hologram vinyl record ¬and has created original hologram artwork for albums and soundtrack releases ranging from Jack White and Guns ‘n Roses to Star Wars. He is Co-founder of the Optics Division a collective devoted to recontextualizing photography as a land-based medium and social practice. He has lectured widely, including at the MIT Media Lab, Getty Museum, the de Young Museum, the Exploratorium, and others. His work has been exhibited int...2023-04-0738 minThe Classroom Beyond: Informal Education PodcastThe Classroom Beyond: Informal Education PodcastInclude Everyone: Exploratorium Explainers Gianna & GwenOn this week’s podcast episode, I have a conversation with two Explainer-Facilitators from the Exploratorium, San Francisco’s storied palace of science, art, and perception. Gwen Payne and Gianna Calamar both participate in the Exploratorium’s diversity and inclusion efforts, and we talk a lot today about how including everyone improves the visitor experience and, of course, increases learning. Get in Touch! I would love to hear from you! Feel free to drop by the Web site and drop me a message. Explainer-Facilitator Gianna Canamar with Exploratorium visitors ©The Exploratorium; used by permiss...2023-01-3121 minScience ConnectionsScience ConnectionsWinter Wrap-Up 01: Community and joy within K-8 science instructionWhile we gear up for the next season of Science Connections: The Podcast, we're revisiting some of our favorite conversations from past seasons!In this episode, we join Eric Cross as he sits down with physicist and science education specialist, Desiré Whitmore. Listen in as Desiré explains her work at the Exploratorium, a public learning laboratory. Eric and Desiré discuss finding passion in science, the importance of meeting students we’re they’re at, and K–8 science instruction with real-life connections. Desiré chats with Eric about her work on supporting the science of teaching science content at the Explor...2023-01-2647 minCHRRUP\'s Reset & RethinkCHRRUP's Reset & RethinkCommunity Driven - Samantha ElsdenSamantha Elsden started working with community groups when she was a young girl in her local show. She moved to Emerald 17 years ago where she continues to work in community organisations, both in a voluntary capacity and senior positions. She works to organise and facilitate community events and opportunities within the Emerald Show Society & Outback Exploratorium. Sam believes that community involvement is one of the most important factors of living in rural communities. This podcast forms part of the Community Driven Podcast Series, a series designed to highlight the leaders, mentors and quiet achievers within our community. The series...2022-06-0228 minStoried: San FranciscoStoried: San FranciscoVandor Hill of Whack Donuts, Part 2In this podcast, Vandor picks up where he left off in Part 1. He traces his family history back to his grandfather, who moved from Mobile, Alabama, to San Francisco around the time of the Second Migration and met his wife (Vandor's grandma) here in The City. She was born and raised here; he was a quiet, strong man who learned how to dress from his new wife. When he was two, ​Vandor's dad left the family. But he was surrounded by relatives and loved ones, most of them living in the same Victorian in Lower Pac Heights, on the li...2022-04-0748 minScience ConnectionsScience ConnectionsS1-02. Community and joy within K-8 science instruction: Desiré WhitmoreIn this episode, we join Eric Cross as he sits down with physicist and science education specialist, Desiré Whitmore. Listen in as Desiré explains her work at the Exploratorium, a public learning laboratory. Eric and Desiré discuss finding passion in science, the importance of connecting with students, and science instruction with real-life implementations to inspire K—8 students.Quotes:"I think it's really amazing when we can realize as teachers... our job is not just to enforce rules on our students... our job is is to help students achieve more learning."...2022-03-0946 minPor*Ass PodcastPor*Ass Podcast#52 - Loren Kraut - Giraffe CornerMeet Loren Kraut who is a writer and comedian from San Francisco, CA.  Her YouTube video series, Giraffe Corner, tackles giraffe therapy and is not intended for children. We talk about finding mental health resources during this time of pandemic and procrastibaking. When you know you should be doing something else, but you bake goods instead! PLUS special job search story that I included - The Abundance Path is Quite the Trip! Por*Ass Podcast Theme Song by Inappropriate Things - https://www.instagram.com/inappropriate.things/?hl=en I...2021-10-011h 26Coffee & GeographyCoffee & GeographyCoffee & Geography S01E17 Al Snow (USA)Kit talks to Al Snow (they/them) while enjoying an iced coffee, chatting about the STARS, transportation systems, appreciating and taking note of your surroundings, designing theme parks, amongst other things.Al is a lesbian and non-binary Applied Physics major at University of California Irvine, whose research mainly focuses on studying superfluids, soon to attend the University of Washington in the fall as a graduate student studying Physics. They are a huge theme park nerd, and a transportation enthusiast. Al is an (amateur) musician and really loves to perform. They hope to someday find a career...2021-09-2544 minCoffee & GeographyCoffee & GeographyCoffee & Geography S01E17 Al Snow (USA)Kit talks to Al Snow (they/them) while enjoying an iced coffee, chatting about the STARS, transportation systems, appreciating and taking note of your surroundings, designing theme parks, amongst other things. Al is a lesbian and non-binary Applied Physics major at University of California Irvine, whose research mainly focuses on studying superfluids, soon to attend the University of Washington in the fall as a graduate student studying Physics. They are a huge theme park nerd, and a transportation enthusiast. Al is an (amateur) musician and really loves to perform. They hope to someday find a career balancing research and education...2021-09-2544 minThe Art of CurationThe Art of CurationScience is a verb 🔬 Jennifer Frazier, Exploratorium“What really makes an incredible curator in science is what makes an incredible curator of anything. A lot of that is thinking deeply about the experience.” — Jennifer FrazierThe Exploratorium is a beloved, hands-on museum in San Francisco, where science isn’t just something to learn about; it’s something to be uncovered and discovered as a kind of personal journey.No one knows this better than Jennifer Frazier. As a senior scientist and curator at the Exploratorium, Jen is at the helm of creating immersive experiences that help people see science as a verb. “You’re not j...2021-09-2147 minCrosscurrentsCrosscurrentsAudiophiles Throwback: Exploratorium / DJ Aaron ByrdFor today's throwback, we’re digging into our Audiophiles, and getting our hands dirty and going deep into a world of surprising sounds at the Exploratorium. Then, get to know Aaron Byrd, the mind behind KALW’s new weeknight music programming.2021-07-2225 minCrosscurrentsCrosscurrentsAudiophiles Throwback: Exploratorium / DJ Aaron ByrdFor today's throwback, we’re digging into our Audiophiles, and getting our hands dirty and going deep into a world of surprising sounds at the Exploratorium. Then, get to know Aaron Byrd, the mind behind KALW’s new weeknight music programming.2021-07-2225 minThe QueernessThe Queerness#4 The ExploratoriumPeter-Astrid chats with Sam Sharkland and Eli Ramos from the Exploratorium, about the STARS (Striving for Trans Inclusion and Anti-Racism in Science Learning) program at the Exploratorium, upcoming events, and programming centering excluded identities in STEAM and education fields.2021-06-1021 minEdinburgh Early YearsEdinburgh Early YearsOllie Bray Creativity, pedagogy and the non-negotiablesThis episode we talk to Ollie Bray, Strategic Director from Education Scotland. The books and reports that Ollie reference are listed below: Screen Sense: Executive Summary • ZERO TO THREE https://www.zerotothree.org/resources/2534-screen-sense-executive-summary Practical Pedagogy: 40 New Ways to Teach and Learn (Prof. Mike Sharples) – Most of this is based on the Innovative Pedagogy series that you can read for free here - Innovating Pedagogy | Open University Innovation Reports http://www.open.ac.uk/blogs/innovating/ The Art of Tinkering (Dr Karen Wilkinson & Dr Mike Petrich) – All the projects here - The Tinkering Studio Projects | Exploratorium. https://www.exploratorium.edu/ti...2021-05-1044 min80/20: el Podcast de Reason Why80/20: el Podcast de Reason Why#87 Exploratorium: ¿Se puede predecir el futuro?Cualquier decisión necesita una visión de futuro pero, ¿este se puede predecir? Tal y como nos cuentan en este Episodio de 80/20, El Podcast de Reason Why, los invitados Alex Pallete, Fundador de Picnicy Mario Tascón, Socio Director de Prodigioso Volcán, no se puede predecir pero si imaginar. Y en eso ayuda Exploratorium 2021, que no es un estudio de estudios, sino una herramienta ágil para no saturar de más fatiga pandémica a los responsables de la toma de decisiones en las compañías.2021-04-1259 minThe Phantasmagorical Think TankThe Phantasmagorical Think Tank26. Voting Systems & Arrow's Impossibility TheoremIs a perfect democracy mathematically possible? Bibliography TED-Ed on different voting systems: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaxVCsnox_4&ab_channel=TED-Ed PBS on Arrow's Impossibility Theorem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhVR7gFMKNg&ab_channel=PBSInfiniteSeries PBS on the Condorcet paradox: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoAnYQZrNrQ&ab_channel=PBSInfiniteSeries CGP Grey on problems with plurality voting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7tWHJfhiyo CGP Grey on single transferrable vote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8XOZJkozfI ...2020-09-0431 minOne Heat Minute ProductionsOne Heat Minute ProductionsAll The President's Minutes - Minute 76 with Jon BoorstinAll the President's Minutes is a podcast where conversations about movies, journalism, politics and history meet. Each show we use the seminal and increasingly prescient 1976 film All The President's Men as a portal, to engage with the themes and the warnings of the film resonating since its release. For minute 76, I join writer, filmmaker associate producer and Alan J. Pakula's assistant on All The President's Men, Jon Boorstin. Jon and I discuss everything about his experience working on *President's* , the counterintuitive editing practices and sitting up close and personal with the under-rated master Alan J. Pakula. About Jon Boorstin ------------------ ...2020-08-101h 10Strange CountryStrange CountryAnnie LondonberryAre you feeling a little trapped in your life these days? Surprisingly, Kelly and Beth are as well because masks and limited travel are your best bet at avoiding COVID. One of the few things that helps us feel a little free is a good, long bike ride. But if that is too arduous for you, fear not, you can imagine yourself peddling as you listen to this week’s episode about the famed Annie Londonberry (really Cohen Kopchovsky). A woman who said "screw the kids, I’m taking a ride...around the world!" Among all the things you will...2020-07-021h 01ポッドキャスト Exportポッドキャスト Export017: 🇺🇸 科学博物館で展示をする今野恵菜さん 1/2インタラクションデザイナー、映像デバイスエンジニアの今野恵菜さんをゲストに招き、前後編でお送りします。前編では、彼女がサンフランシスコの科学博物館 Exploratorium で1年間の研修をしていた時のことを聞きました。未完成の状態から展示をしたり、ワークショップなどを通して来館者から直接フィードバックを受けて開発していたのだそう。具体的に携わった作品を解説してもらいながら、研修での興味深い体験を話してくれました。 📮 感想ツイートと、iTunesでのレビューお待ちしています。ハッシュタグは #exportfm です。 こんの けいな @t0rakeina 山口情報芸術センター[YCAM] 身体的かつメディア的な遊びを 子供たちとともにつくっていく。 YCAMが新たに打ち出す 「コロガル公園コモンズ」とは?|美術手帖 新進芸術家の海外研修 | 文化庁 先行きプロトタイピング 第1回 (今野恵菜) / boidマガジン Exploratorium: The Museum of Science, Art and Human Perception, San Francisco | Exploratorium Science of cocktails 灰色ハイジ(@haiji505) • Instagram The Tinkering Studio | Exploratorium Mastering the Art of The Dolly Zoom - YouTube 先行きプロトタイピング 第4回 (今野恵菜) / boidマガジン Intuitive Design vs. Shareable Design - Greylock Perspectives 2020-06-1749 minMuseum ArchipelagoMuseum Archipelago79. The Future of Hands-On Museum Exhibits with Paul OrselliThe modern museum invites you to touch. Or it would, if it wasn’t closed due to the Covid-19 outbreak. The screens inside the Fossil Hall at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, DC say “touch to begin” to an empty room. The normally cacophonous hands-on exhibits at the Exploratorium in San Francisco sit eerily silent. Museum exhibit developer Paul Orselli of Paul Orselli Workshop says he’ll be reluctant to use hands-on exhibits once museums open up again. But he hopes that future hands-on exhibits are more meaningful because museums will work harder to justify...2020-04-2013 minState Of The ArtState Of The ArtThe Art of Digital Immersion: Can Büyükberber, ArtistToday we speak with Can Büyükberber about his immersive installations inspired by philosophy, physics, and dreamscapes. Can's multidisciplinary approach experiments with virtual and augmented reality, projection mapping, geodesic domes, large-scale displays and digital fabrication.Projects Discussed:MORPHOGENESIS MULTIVERSE SERIESNOUMENON-About Can Büyükberber-Can Buyukberber is a visual artist working on immersive audiovisual experiences blurring boundaries between physical and digital spaces. His practice consists of experiments with virtual/augmented reality, projection mapping, geodesic domes, large-scale displays and digital fabrication. Driven by a...2020-04-0300 minSpark ScienceSpark ScienceLazers and Laughs with the Exploratorium's Dr. Desiré WhitmoreWhat do the Atomic Bomb and one of the first hands-on science museums have in common? The answer and a whole lot of geeky fun can be found in our interview with Dr. Whitmore. We discuss the language of science, the movie Real Genius, and our favorite Star Trek episode.   To find out more about the Exploratorium check out https://www.exploratorium.edu/  & follow Dr. Whitmore on twitter @DarthScience 2020-03-2828 minMuni DiariesMuni DiariesEp. 93: Exploratorium After Dark: Journey to Big LotsStoryteller Dhaya Lakshminarayana is a stand-up comedian and winner of the Liz Carpenter Political Humor Award. She's also the subject of the documentary “NerdCool.” This story was recorded at Exploratorium After Dark in 2019.  If you have your own story to share on our podcast, pitch your stories at muni.diaries.sf@gmail.com.2019-11-2015 minState Of The ArtState Of The ArtThe Art of Animating Objects: Neil Mendoza, ArtistIn this episode we speak with Neil Mendoza, self-described "maker of stuff," about his humorous art inventions which poke fun and draw attention to contemporary culture and social issues. These include a fish-controlled hammer that smashes miniatures of human things, a knife orchestra, and a hamster powered drawing machine just to name a few. Tune in to hear more about Neil's wacky inventions and his reflections on tech art and contemporary culture.-About Neil Mendoza-Neil Mendoza’s work combines sculpture, electronics and software to bring inanimate objects and spaces to life. By decontextualizing objects wi...2019-10-1800 minSciShow TangentsSciShow TangentsCookingEvery day, billions of people perform vital, life sustaining chemistry right in their homes! Baking, frying, boiling, fermenting… all cooking is science, and the way it weaves into our lives and cultures makes it uniquely fascinating! Join us this week to learn why the heck there’s iodine in your salt, what happens if you forget where in the bog you buried your cask of meat, and why baking a cake at high elevations can be so frustrating!Follow us on Twitter @SciShowTangents, where we’ll tweet out topics for upcoming episodes and you can ask the scienc...2019-05-2130 minCreative Confidence PodcastCreative Confidence PodcastHow a Museum Uses Creativity & Collaboration to Reach 200M AnnuallyChris Flink, executive director of the Exploratorium, former IDEO partner, and a founding faculty member of Stanford University’s d.school talks to IDEO U Dean Suzanne Gibbs Howard about the evolution of the museum over 50 years, how they’ve expanded their reach globally, and how they cultivate creativity with their visitors, the broader community, and within their own organization. Want to learn more about fostering a creative culture and inspiring others? Check out our Leading for Creativity online course, part of the Foundations in Creative Leadership Certificate, to see a case study from the Exploratorium: https://ideo.to/vklw0w2019-02-1641 minBack to WorkBack to WorkEpisode 408: The Pwn KeyDISCUSSED: Optimistic Tuesdays; office cleanup; a grave bleach mishap; follow-up on Wirecutter; a listener suggestion on, of all things, acupressure; Dan loves his cool new keyboard, but has a big caveat; Merlin is working with magnets; on "Hardware Disease"; request for Riordan-style book recommendations; exciting follow-up on the Burger Decay Project; plus, some closing thoughts on Apple's recent results dustup and what it might suggest about near-future tech trends. Links for this episode:iPhone, move over. Make room for Alexa.Upgrade #227: Twenty Nine TeeVee - Relay FMThe new year starts with a...2019-01-081h 15The Skeptic ZoneThe Skeptic ZoneThe Skeptic Zone #533 - 6.January.2019 0:00:00 Introduction Richard Saunders   0:03:00 GSoW at the Exploratorium We join Susan Gerbic, Mark Edward and Jay Diamond for a day at the Exploratorium in San Francisco. https://www.exploratorium.edu 0:21:30 Life is Wild... With Michelle Franklin The Great Emu Invasion. A cautionary tale of what happens when people try to control nature. 0:31:45 Wikimedia from the inside We catch up with Moriel Schottlender, champion of the round earth, who gives us a tour of the Wikimedia headquarters in San Francisco. Skeptic Zone interview with Moriel about t...2019-01-0552 minMethod To The MadnessMethod To The MadnessShawn LaniHost Ali Nazar interviews Shawn Lani, Director for the Exploratorium's Studio for Public Spaces, on the Bay Area institution's founding story, outreach programs, and preparations for their 50th anniversary.Transcript:Ali Nazar:You're listening to KALX Berkeley in 90.7 FM and this is Method to the Madness coming at you from the Public Affairs Department here at Calex celebrating the innovative spirit of the Bay Area. I'm your host, Ali Nassar, and today I got with me Shawn Lani, he's the Director for the Studio for Public Spaces at the Exploratorium...2018-11-0932 minTracking Wonder PodcastTracking Wonder PodcastS2 EP2: Experience Design to Build Wonder at Work— with Chip Heath & Chris FlinkThe #2 hotel in Los Angeles cannot compete with the Hyatts or the Hiltons of the world when it comes to expensive amenities. 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Related to this episode: • Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT): https://behavioraltech.org/resources/faqs/dialectical-behavior-therapy-dbt/ • Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT): https://psychcentral.com/lib/in-depth-cognitive-behavioral-therapy/ • High School Equivalency (HSE): https://hiset.ets.org/what • GED high school e...2018-06-1040 minגיקונומיגיקונומיגיקונומי #166 - לילה במוזיאון עם איל ״פרסון״ שחר ועומר פרצ׳יקאיל ״פרסון״ שחר הוא מוזיקאי, מפיק, בוגר MIT Media Lab ויוצר מיצגים במוזיאון Exploratorium היוקרתי בסן פרנסיסקו, שהוא אחד המוזיאונים הראשונים והנחשים בעולם למדע. והוא גם חבר, ששלח לי הודעה לפני שבוע שהוא חי באזור כבר חמש שנים ושאבוא לבקר אותו במוזיאון. אז לקחתי את עומר פרצ׳יק והלכתי לשמוע איך מתגלגלים מלהיות הקלידן של דנה ברגר לבניית מוצגים במוזיאון נחשב כל כך. על מה דיברנו: גיקון, גיטר הירו, החיים כמוזיקאי, הנדסת חשמל, הנדסת אותות דיגיטליים, Affordance, מתי כספי, שלומי שבן, לישון בואן, מוזיאונים למדע, מערכות לניטור משתמשים, מוסיקה אלקטרונית, ז׳אן מישל ז׳אר ועוד המון דברים. קישורים מומלצים: מוזיאון ה-Exploratorium San Francisco / Principals - Ray Dalio / The Crown / The Babysitter / War for Planet of the Apes / תיאוריית הדגימה של נייקוויסט ושאנון / Sleep No More / The Edwardian Ball / The Museum of Jurassic Technology LA / המופע של דודי לוי / נוכלי הג׳ימבורי 2018-01-062h 06The Skeptic ZoneThe Skeptic ZoneThe Skeptic Zone #453 -25.June.20170:00:00 Introduction Richard Saunders 0:03:45 Exploring the Exploratorium We join Dr Paul Doherty at San Francisco's premier science outreach centre, the Exploratorium. Will Richard Saunders fall through the looking-glass? Why are there so many sciecne teachers in the building? 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Declan – a proud Derryman – feels politicians are ‘afraid of culture’ and despairs that the development of Ebrington has been ‘kicked down the road till 2033’. He proposes an ‘Exploratorium’ as an attraction that would draw significant numbers of young people to Ebrington in search of the arts and natural sciences2016-02-0905 minClimate OneClimate OneAtmosphere of HopeClimate change awareness and action are growing. Solutions are being implemented, with more in the wings. Are we experiencing an “atmosphere of hope?” Tim Flannery, Scientist, Explorer, Author, Atmosphere of Hope (Atlantic Monthly Press, 2015) Ben Santer, Climate Scientist, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Rebecca Shaw, Associate Vice President and Lead Scientist, Environmental Defense Fund This program was recorded in front of a live audience at the Exploratorium with the Commonwealth Club of California on November 10, 2015. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2015-11-271h 00TWTSPodcast – TurilTWTSPodcast – TurilContraction and Expansion: TWTS Podcast first regular episode!Enjoy! TWTS – Episode 1 – Contraction and Expansion http://www.blooomy.org/podcast/ContractionAndExpansion.mp3 DOWNLOAD (right click to save linked file): TWTS Contraction and Expansion . 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Mike Petrich, Director of their Making Collaborative joins us to talk about their other principles, the Makers Movement, and the importance of tinkering.2015-01-0800 minSpectrumSpectrumRichard Norgaard, Part 1 of 2Richard Norgaard Prof Emeritus of Energy and Resources at UC Berkeley. Among the founders of ecological economics, his research addresses how environmental problems challenge scientific understanding and the policy process. Part one of two.TranscriptSpeaker 1:        Spectrum's next. Speaker 2:        Okay. Speaker 3:        [inaudible]Speaker 2:        [inaudible].2013-12-2730 minThe Digital BuzzThe Digital BuzzFull Steam Ahead: Girls as STEM ScholarsGood Morning radio listeners- you are listing to the Intel Teachers Engage Digital Buzz radio show. I am your host Naomi Harm, coming to you live from Brownsville, MN today. 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src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/DigitalHumanitiesExploratoriumPodcast/~4/Ai-sQFbKxT8" height="1" width="1" alt=""/>2013-07-0300 minSpectrumSpectrumArash Komeili, Part 1 of 2Arash Komeili cell biologist, Assc. Prof. plant and microbial biology UC Berkeley. His research uses bacterial magnetosomes as a model system to study the molecular mechanisms governing the biogenesis and maintenance of bacterial organelles. Part1TranscriptSpeaker 1:        Spectrum's next. Speaker 2:        Okay. Speaker 3:        [inaudible] [inaudible]. Speaker 1:        [00:00:30...2013-06-2830 minSpectrumSpectrumThomas Immel, Part 2 of 2Dr. Thomas Immel is Assistant Research Physicist at SSL at UC Berkeley. His expertise is interpretation of remote-sensing data and modeling of physical processes in the upper atmosphere & ionosphere. His work includes UV imaging observations from 4 NASA missions. ICON.TranscriptSpeaker 1:        Spectrum's next. Speaker 2:        [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible]. Speaker 1:        [00:00:30] Welcome to spectrum the science...2013-06-1430 minSpectrumSpectrumPaul PiffPaul Piff, social psychologist and post-doc scholar in the Psychology Dept at UC Berkeley, studies how social hierarchy, inequality, and emotion shape relations between individuals and groups. Paul Piff received PhD in Psychology from UCB May 2012.TranscriptSpeaker 1:        Spectrum's next Speaker 2:        [inaudible].Speaker 1:        Welcome to spectrum the science and technology show on k [00:00:30] a l x Berkeley, a biweekly 30...2013-04-1930 minSpectrumSpectrumPagan-Griso & JohnsonA discussion between two physicists on the Higgs Boson and Super Symmetry. Simone Pagan-Griso, Postdoc Chamberlain Fellow at LBNL, works on the ATLAS team at CERN. Will Johnson, a Physicist at Sandia National Lab in Livermore CA, has worked on the Collider Detector at Fermilab.TranscriptSpeaker 1:        Spectrum's next [inaudible]. Welcome to spectrum the science and technology [00:00:30] show on k a l x Berkeley, a biweekly 30 minute program bringing you interviews featuring bay area scientists and technologists as well as a calendar of local...2013-04-0530 minSpectrumSpectrumAlexa HalfordHalford discusses the NASA BARREL project and space weather. The Balloon Array for Radiation-belt Relativistic Electron Losses campaign will help study the Van Allen Radiation Belts and why they change over time by using balloons launched in Antarctica.TranscriptSpeaker 1:        Spectrum's next. Speaker 2:        Mm [inaudible]. Speaker 3:        Welcome [00:00:30] to spectrum the science and technology show on k a l...2013-03-0830 minSpectrumSpectrumDelia Milliron, Part 2 of 2Princeton and UC Berkeley trained chemist Delia Milliron is the Deputy Director of the Molecular Foundry at Lawrence Berkeley Lab. In part two, Delia talks about her interests, the Molecular Foundry and its unique environment. foundry.lbl.govTranscriptSpeaker 1:        Spectrum's next [inaudible] [inaudible]. [00:00:30] Welcome to spectrum the science and technology show on k a l x Berkeley, a biweekly 30 minute program bringing you interviews, featuring bay area scientists and technologists as well as a calendar of local events and news. 2012-12-2830 minSpectrumSpectrumMitch AltmanInventor and self-described hacker Mitch Altman talks about Noisebridge, the San Francisco hackerspace he co-founded. Altman is responsible for co-founding 3-ware is now the President and CTO of Cornfield Electronics. His many inventions include TV-B-Gone and NeuroDreamer sleep mask.TranscriptSpeaker 1:        Spectrum's next Speaker 2:        [inaudible]. Welcome to spectrum the science and technology show on k l x Berkeley, a biweekly Speaker 1:     ...2012-08-1030 minSpectrumSpectrumTony DeRose and Michelle HlubinkaTony DeRose and Michelle Hlubinka discuss Young Makers, a collaboration between Pixar, the Exploratorium, and Maker Media to connect kids with adult mentors to develop projects for the Maker Faire (May 19-20, 2012 in San Mateo). www.youngmakers.orgTranscriptSpeaker 1:        Spectrum's next Speaker 2:        [inaudible].Speaker 1:        [00:00:30] Welcome to spectrum the science and technology show on k a l x Berkeley...2012-05-0430 minSpectrumSpectrumTony DeRose and Michelle HlubinkaTony DeRose and Michelle Hlubinka discuss Young Makers, a collaboration between Pixar, the Exploratorium, and Maker Media to connect kids with adult mentors to develop projects for the Maker Faire (May 19-20, 2012 in San Mateo). www.youngmakers.orgTranscriptSpeaker 1:        Spectrum's next Speaker 2:        [inaudible].Speaker 1:        [00:00:30] Welcome to spectrum the science and technology show on k a l x Berkeley, a biweekly 30 minute program bringing you interviews featuring bay area scientists and technologists as well as a calendar of local events and news. Speaker 3:        Hi, I'm Rick Karnofsky. Brad swift and I a...2012-05-0430 minLong NowLong NowEdward O. Wilson: The Social Conquest of EarthSeminar and Conversation with Edward O. Wilson and Stewart Brand, with an introduction by Rob Semper, Executive Associate Director of the Exploratorium. Presented by The Long Now Foundation and the Exploratorium Edward O. Wilson has revolutionized science and inspired the public more often than any other living biologist. Now he is blending his pioneer work on ants with a new perspective on human development to propose a radical reframing of how evolution works. First the social insects ruled, from 60 million years ago. Then a species of social mammals took over, from 10 thousand years ago. Both sets of “eusocial” animals mastered the...2012-04-211h 32SpectrumSpectrumChris JonesChris Jones is a Research Associate at RAEL and Phd student in ERG at UC Berkeley. His research is in industrial ecology, environmental psychology, ecological economics. He is lead developer of the CoolClimate Calculator at the web site coolcalifornia.org.TranscriptSpeaker 1:        Spectrum's next Speaker 2:        [inaudible].Speaker 1:        [00:00:30] Welcome to spectrum the science and technology show on k a l...2011-12-3029 minSpectrumSpectrumEd FengEd Feng discuss his algorithm, The Power Rank, for forecasting the outcome of sporting events. As a Miller Fellow, he studied statistical physics. We explore his path from academia to Silicon Valley start up and sports analytics.TranscriptSpeaker 1:        Spectrum's next Speaker 2:        [inaudible].Speaker 1:        [00:00:30] Welcome to spectrum the science and technology show on k a l x Berkeley, a...2011-11-1830 minSpectrumSpectrumSimone Pagan-GrisoSimone Pagan-Griso, Postdoc Chamberlain Fellow at Lawrence Berkeley National Labs, works on the ATLAS team at CERN.TranscriptSpeaker 1:        Spectrum's next [inaudible]. [00:00:30] Welcome to spectrum the science and technology show on k a l x Berkeley, a biweekly 30 minute program bringing you interviews featuring bay area scientists and technologists as well as a calendar of local events and news. Speaker 2:        Good afternoon. My name is Rick Karnofsky. Brad swift and I...2011-09-2330 minSpectrumSpectrumLotfi ZadehIn 1965 Prof. Zadeh published a paper titled Fuzzy Sets in the journal Information and Control. Fuzzy Set theory and Fuzzy Logic has been hailed as a brilliant addition to Set theory. Zadeh is Prof. Emeritus of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at UC Berkeley.TranscriptSpeaker 1:        [inaudible].Speaker 2:        [00:00:30] Welcome to spectrum the science and technology show on k a l x Berkeley, a biweekly 30 minute program bringing you interviews featuring bay area...2011-08-2629 min