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AXSChat PodcastThe Invisible Link: Hypermobility and NeurodivergenceWhat happens when our bodies and brains are more connected than medicine has led us to believe? In this illuminating conversation, Jane Green MBE, founder and chair of SEDS Connective, unpacks the profound yet often overlooked connection between hypermobility and neurodivergence.After decades of being dismissed as "dim and a hypochondriac," Jane discovered that her physical symptoms and neurodevelopmental differences weren't separate issues but deeply interconnected aspects of her experience. This realization led her to establish SEDS Connective in 2018, now a global charity bringing together conditions that have traditionally been treated in isolation. "For centuries we haven't...
2025-09-0527 min
Sports Therapy Association PodcastEp.243 'A Therapist’s Guide To Hypermobility’ - Reflection with Jessica JannemanIn the ninth of our 'Reflection Series', host Matt Phillips is joined by clinical massage therapist Jessica Janneman of Ease Therapies, who reflects on Ep.222 'A Therapist’s Guide To Hypermobility ‘ that was recorded in December 2024 last year with special guest Bonnie Southgate.
Jessica shares her personal journey and that of her daughter, with hypermobility and Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (EDS). She discusses the challenges it has brought, and how her own experience has informed her clinical massage practice. The episode emphasizes the lack of information out there regarding heritable connective tissue disorders, and the continued misdiagnosis that, in the...
2025-05-2850 min
Space MindsNot Just for Engineers: Broadening the Space PipelineIn this week's episode of Space Minds, Sara Alvarado, Executive Director for the Students for the Exploration and Development of Space, known as SEDS, sits down with host David Ariosto.In this conversation, Alvarado, shares insights on her organization’s role in nurturing the next generation of space professionals. She highlights the student-led nature of SEDS, which supports innovative collegiate projects such as reusable rocketry and CubeSat missions.Alvarado emphasizes the importance of community outreach, including programs where university students mentor younger students, enabling middle and high schoolers to engage directly with space technology. She al...
2025-03-2734 min
ADHD Women's Wellbeing PodcastNEW Research: Hypermobility, Anxiety, Long Covid and Neurodivergence with Dr Jessica EcclesDr. Jessica Eccles is back and joins me to further explore and update us on the fascinating link between joint hypermobility, neurodivergence, and emotional regulation.Dr. Eccles shares insights from her groundbreaking research, revealing how ADHD and autism are often connected to proprioception challenges, autonomic nervous system differences, and physical symptoms like pain, anxiety, and fatigue.This conversation sheds light on why neurodivergent individuals may experience long COVID differently, the role of proprioception in emotional regulation, and why advocacy in healthcare and education is essential for better support.What You’ll Learn:...
2025-02-0638 min
Multi-messenger astrophysicsDecoding Blazars: The Markarian Multiwavelength Data Center**Introduction:**
* This episode discusses the **Markarian Multiwavelength Data Center (MMDC)**, a new web-based tool designed to access and model multiwavelength data from blazar observations.
* MMDC is designed to enhance blazar research by providing a comprehensive framework for data accessibility, analysis, and theoretical interpretation.
* The tool integrates archival data, optical data from all-sky surveys, and newly analyzed datasets in optical/UV, X-ray, and high-energy γ-ray bands.
* **MMDC distinguishes itself from other online platforms by the large quantity of available data and its ability to enable theoretical modeling using machine learning algorithms**.
2025-01-1821 min
The Smoko PodcastMakenna Kuzyk & Jana Gebara of Mission Spacewalker: A University of Alberta Space Exploration & Research Team*Note: throughout this episode I accidentally mispeak and pronounce Jana Gebara’s name incorrectly. The correct pronunciation of her name is Jah-nah rather than Yah-nah.Take a break, we’re on Smoko! This week we’re joined by two extraordinary guests, Makenna Kuzyk and Jana Gebara, mechanical engineering students at the University of Alberta. As founders and co-project managers of Mission Spacewalker, they delve into their innovative projects and their experiences in the greater space industry of Canada, including collaborations with the Canadian Space Agency.Join us as we explore their journey into mechan...
2024-09-0446 min
SELF POWER NOW!Get out of your box and access your innate creativityHave you ever thought you’re not a creative person? That isn’t true! Anyone can tap into their innate creative abilities and enjoy a more fulfilling life. In fact, creativity will enhance everything else in your life, including your day job if you have one. Guest, Sejal Budholiya considers herself quite normal although she holds four scientific patents and is also an accomplished author and dancer who helps underserved children tap into their creativity.In this episode you’ll hear:How to support your children’s creative interests.Why creativity is important for both adults and chil...
2023-04-0136 min
The Sound of Space15: SPECIAL EDITION of TSOS Interviews - Who Won the Space Race? (Conversations from the 2023 SEDS Canadian Space Conference)Coming at you live from the 2023 SEDS Canadian Space Conference, this special edition of TSOS Interviews includes conversations with several students and young professionals to gauge their responses on the question: Who won the space race?
In the fifteenth episode of The Sound of Space podcast, we learn about different paths that space enthusiasts took to get into the field and their take on the big event that started it all. Tune in to hear some funny, controversial, and surprising conversations... and to find out once and for all... who won the space race?
A sp...
2023-02-1633 min
Astro arXiv | astro-ph.SRA search for thermal gyro-synchrotron emission from hot stellar coronaeA search for thermal gyro-synchrotron emission from hot stellar coronae by Walter W. Golay et al. on Tuesday 29 November
We searched for thermal gyro-synchrotron radio emission from a sample of five
radio-loud stars whose X-ray coronae contain a hot ($T_e>10^7$ K) thermal
component. We used the JVLA to measure Stokes I and V/I spectral energy
distributions (SEDs) over the frequency range 15--45 GHz, determining the
best-fitting model parameters using power-law and thermal gyro-synchrotron
emission models. The SEDs of the three chromospherically active binaries
(Algol, UX Arietis, HR 1099) were well-fit by a power-law gyro-synchrotron
model, with no evidence for...
2022-11-3001 min
Astro arXiv | all categoriesA search for thermal gyro-synchrotron emission from hot stellar coronaeA search for thermal gyro-synchrotron emission from hot stellar coronae by Walter W. Golay et al. on Tuesday 29 November
We searched for thermal gyro-synchrotron radio emission from a sample of five
radio-loud stars whose X-ray coronae contain a hot ($T_e>10^7$ K) thermal
component. We used the JVLA to measure Stokes I and V/I spectral energy
distributions (SEDs) over the frequency range 15--45 GHz, determining the
best-fitting model parameters using power-law and thermal gyro-synchrotron
emission models. The SEDs of the three chromospherically active binaries
(Algol, UX Arietis, HR 1099) were well-fit by a power-law gyro-synchrotron
model, with no evidence for...
2022-11-3001 minAstro arXiv | astro-ph.SRA search for thermal gyro-synchrotron emission from hot stellar coronaeA search for thermal gyro-synchrotron emission from hot stellar coronae by Walter W. Golay et al. on Monday 28 November
We searched for thermal gyro-synchrotron radio emission from a sample of five
radio-loud stars whose X-ray coronae contain a hot ($T_e>10^7$ K) thermal
component. We used the JVLA to measure Stokes I and V/I spectral energy
distributions (SEDs) over the frequency range 15--45 GHz, determining the
best-fitting model parameters using power-law and thermal gyro-synchrotron
emission models. The SEDs of the three chromospherically active binaries
(Algol, UX Arietis, HR 1099) were well-fit by a power-law gyro-synchrotron
model, with no evidence for...
2022-11-2900 minAstro arXiv | astro-ph.SRA search for thermal gyro-synchrotron emission from hot stellar coronaeA search for thermal gyro-synchrotron emission from hot stellar coronae by Walter W. Golay et al. on Monday 28 November
We searched for thermal gyro-synchrotron radio emission from a sample of five
radio-loud stars whose X-ray coronae contain a hot ($T_e>10^7$ K) thermal
component. We used the JVLA to measure Stokes I and V/I spectral energy
distributions (SEDs) over the frequency range 15--45 GHz, determining the
best-fitting model parameters using power-law and thermal gyro-synchrotron
emission models. The SEDs of the three chromospherically active binaries
(Algol, UX Arietis, HR 1099) were well-fit by a power-law gyro-synchrotron
model, with no evidence for...
2022-11-2901 minAstro arXiv | all categoriesA search for thermal gyro-synchrotron emission from hot stellar coronaeA search for thermal gyro-synchrotron emission from hot stellar coronae by Walter W. Golay et al. on Monday 28 November
We searched for thermal gyro-synchrotron radio emission from a sample of five
radio-loud stars whose X-ray coronae contain a hot ($T_e>10^7$ K) thermal
component. We used the JVLA to measure Stokes I and V/I spectral energy
distributions (SEDs) over the frequency range 15--45 GHz, determining the
best-fitting model parameters using power-law and thermal gyro-synchrotron
emission models. The SEDs of the three chromospherically active binaries
(Algol, UX Arietis, HR 1099) were well-fit by a power-law gyro-synchrotron
model, with no evidence for...
2022-11-2901 minAstro arXiv | all categoriesA search for thermal gyro-synchrotron emission from hot stellar coronaeA search for thermal gyro-synchrotron emission from hot stellar coronae by Walter W. Golay et al. on Monday 28 November
We searched for thermal gyro-synchrotron radio emission from a sample of five
radio-loud stars whose X-ray coronae contain a hot ($T_e>10^7$ K) thermal
component. We used the JVLA to measure Stokes I and V/I spectral energy
distributions (SEDs) over the frequency range 15--45 GHz, determining the
best-fitting model parameters using power-law and thermal gyro-synchrotron
emission models. The SEDs of the three chromospherically active binaries
(Algol, UX Arietis, HR 1099) were well-fit by a power-law gyro-synchrotron
model, with no evidence for...
2022-11-2900 min
Celestia On-airCelestia-On air Ep-10 : In Conversation with Philip MoriartyCelestia On Air presents the podcast with professor Philip Moriarty. He is undoubtedly one of the most distinguished physicists of our time. Professor Moriarty’s work in the field of nanostructured materials takes our cognizance in the area to a whole new level. His book, "When the Uncertainty Principle Goes to 11: Or How to Explain Quantum Physics with Heavy Metal," is one of the best science books in recent times. We know him for his work on the “Sixty Symbols” YouTube Channel, where he and other physicists explain physics concepts practically and intuitively. This podcast brings forth the nuances of his...
2022-07-3139 min
Celestia On-airCelestia-On Air: Ep-09 Pride Month Special. In conversation with Arti AgrawalHello Everyone! ✨
In this Pride Special episode of Celestia On-Air Deciphering STEM, we talk with Arti Agrawal. She is an Associate Professor at the University of Technology, Sydney, and today we're going to talk about her journey of self-discovery, how studying science helped her through it, and her advice for members of the LGBTQ+ community who are aspiring to have a career in STEM.
So sit back, relax and enjoy the podcast!
Happy Pride Month!!🏳️🌈
2022-06-2941 min
Let's Go to Space: BLUE-SKY LearningEpisode 72: From Colombia to SpaceToday Kevin and I meet with Sara Alvarado who is a current economics and industrial engineering undergrad working towards her masters in Industrial Engineering at The University of Central Florida. In addition to her school load, Sara works at Universal Orlando Resort as an Industrial Engineer, Hailing from Colombia, she always dreamed big but knew her options were limited in her home country. The US has given her the career opportunities and the reach to empower many more to look up and imagine what could be, and she has kickstarted this by being the national chair of Students for t...
2022-06-2729 min
Le 3 Questions ÀApprendre, jouer et grandir au patronage Notre Dame de la SedsBien plus qu’un centre aéré, les patronages permettent aux jeunes de vivre un temps de jeu, d’apprentissage et de fraternité, le tout enraciné dans une vision chrétienne de la personne. Un tout nouveau patronage s’ouvre à Aix en Provence à Notre Dame de la Seds. Anne de Balanda, chargée d'une mission d'accueil, nous présente ce patronage.
2021-09-0703 min
Celestia On-airCelestia-On air Ep-08 : In Conversation with Pranav SharmaGreeting viewers In this episode of Celestia On Air - Deciphering STEM, we interact with Pranav Sharma, a renowned science communicator and the founder of the Yash Pal Centre for Science and Technology. He was awarded the REX Karmaveer Award given by iCONGO in collaboration with United Nations for his outstanding work in science education and communication in 2019. Besides getting to know him and his work, we have an insightful conversation about his unique perspective on - 'The Birth and Death of the Universe'. Intriguing isn't it? So sit back, relax and enjoy the podcast! @cosmicpranav (IG) @quantumpranav (Twitter)
2021-08-0330 min
21andsensory PodcastEpisode 42: Special Guest, Jane Green (Educationalist and Adviser on Autism, EDS and HSD)My guest on today's episode is Jane Green. Jane is an educationalist and adviser on Autism, Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes (EDS) and hypermobility (HSD). Jane is autistic, and is a single parent of two, one with severe medical issues and one autistic. Jane was diagnosed as autistic aged 54 and we chat a bit about autism in women and late diagnosis.
Jane has volunteered with all ages to gain experience and study for her degrees. Jane worked in all phases of education, including epilepsy and autism schools. Unfortunately, her illness worsened, and she had to retire “medically unwell” in 2015. Following this...
2021-07-311h 04
Celestia On-airCelestia-On Air ep-07 Pride month special. In conversation with Alyssa AdamsHello everyone ✨
In this pride special episode of Celestia On-air deciphering STEM, we talk with Alyssa Adams. They are a postdoc research fellow at the University of Wisconsin Madison, and today we're going to talk about their journey of self-discovery, how studying science helped them through it, and their advice for members of the LGBTQ+ community who are aspiring to have a career in STEM.
So sit back, relax and enjoy the podcast!
Happy Pride Month!!
2021-07-0136 min
Celestia On-airCelestia- On Air Ep-05 : In conversation with Nikhita C.Hello everyone In this episode of Celestia On-air deciphering STEM, we talk with Nikhita C. She is the co-founder and CEO of SSERD, a startup focusing on providing space education to kids! She has also received various awards like the title of KWAA Youth Icon of 2019 for her outstanding work in space education. She is also a scholar of the Kalpana Chawla Scholarship for entry into the International Space Universities Space Studies Program.
So sit back, relax and enjoy the podcast!
2021-05-0449 min
SEDScast#41 Mike KincaidMike Kincaid is the Associate Administrator for STEM Engagement at NASA. He has served NASA for more than 30 years, having started as an intern at Johnson Space Center (JSC) in 1987. In his current role, Mike oversees strategic direction and leadership for the Office of STEM Engagement, which involves America’s students, educators, and institutions in NASA’s unique missions, contributing to mission success, as well as the nation’s overall STEM education ecosystem. In addition, Mike is NASA’s representative on the International Space Education Board (ISEB). You can check out NASA’s STEM Engagement opportunities at https://www.nasa.gov/s...
2021-04-1934 min
Celestia On-airCelestia On-Air ep 04 part 2:- In conversation with G Ravindra KumarHey everyone✨
In this episode of Celestia On-air: deciphering STEM, we pick up from where we left off while discussing with the Laser physicist of India, G Ravindra Kumar and get a sneak peek of how he got into the domain of nonlinear optics and the study of matter in laser fields and how he established UPHILL, or Ultra-short Laser Pulse High-Intensity Laser Laboratory. So sit back, relax and have fun as he talks about his work and his wonderful life as a BITsian!!
2021-04-1647 min
Space Strategy4. Rick Tumlinson: A Far-Reaching Vision for SpaceIn this episode, Senior Fellow in Defense Studies Peter Garretson interviews Rick Tumlinson, Founder of SpaceFund, EarthLight Foundation, New Worlds and Space Frontier Foundation. They discuss Rick's far-reaching vision for space, his current and past ventures as a founder, entrepreneur, activist, and now venture capitalist. Rick outlines the respective roles of government and private industry, and what policies are required to secure American leadership and develop the frontier.
Rick Tumlinson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ricktumlinson/
SpaceFund: https://spacefund.com/
Space Frontier Foundation: http://newspace.spacefrontier.org/
Earthlight Foundation: https://earthlightfoundation.org...
2021-04-151h 49
Celestia On-airCelestia On-Air ep 04 part 1:- In conversation with G Ravindra KumarHello everyone💫💫 In this episode of Celestia On-air: deciphering STEM. We interview a very famous professor and a BITS alumni professor, G Ravindra Kumar. He is a laser physicist and a senior professor of nuclear and atomic Physics at TIFR Mumbai. He was awarded the Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize for Science and Technology, one of the highest Indian Science Awards, and is also the recipient of the Infosys Award in 2015. So sit back, relax and have fun as he talks about his work and his wonderful life as a BITsian!!
2021-04-1330 min
SEDScast#40 Anja BlajAnja Blaj is the CSO of Future Law Institute and the President of Blockchian Think Tank Slovenia. Anja works in areas of law that are rapidly advancing, such as space and blockchain applications. In this episode we discuss the current state and future challenges associated with space law and laws of other planetary bodies. We also walk through how legal precedent is established in emerging areas such as blockchain and commercial space operations. You can find Anja on LinkedIn or on Twitter @anjablaj.
Hosted by Owen Marr and Badhon Tithi.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introductions
01:23 - Guest background
04:45 - Getting interested in...
2021-04-0537 min
SEDScast#39 Shaun D’MelloShaun D’Mello is the VP of Launch for Rocket Lab. In this episode, we asked Shaun all about Rocket Lab’s new projects: building a new medium-launch vehicle called Neutron and becoming a publicly traded company. We also talked about Rocket Lab’s rich history of success in the space industry, and how they’ve managed to succeed when so many others have failed.
Hosted by Owen Marr and Chad Cerutti.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introductions
01:04 - Guest background
03:21 - Joining Rocket Lab
06:14 - Reusable vehicles
10:26 - Rocket Lab expansion
13:18 - Other companies coming to New Zeal...
2021-03-2241 min
SEDScast#38 Daniel FaberDaniel Faber is the CEO of Orbit Fab, Inc. Orbit Fab is developing propellant infrastructure for satellites in Earth orbit. (Think gas stations in space!) Daniel has held several previous roles in the space industry, including CEO of Deep Space Industries from 2012 to 2017. In this episode, Daniel discusses his vision for the future of space and the role Orbit Fab will play in this growing ecosystem.
Hosted by Owen Marr and Rupal Nigam.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introductions
01:26 - Guest background
05:14 - Experiences at Deep Space Industries
08:05 - How to accomplish goals
09:48 - Details and logistics...
2021-03-1537 min
SEDScast#37 Joe BarnardJoe Barnard is the owner of BPS.space, a model rocketry component business that attempts to replicate recent innovations in the space industry at the model scale. Joe runs the BPS.space YouTube channel, where he undertakes challenges, such as VTVL (Vertical Takeoff, Vertical Landing), orbital-class model rockets, and custom build launch setups. His goal is to give the next generation of scientists and engineers hands-on experience with advanced rocketry components and show that anyone with ambition can get into model rocketry.
Hosted by Chad Cerutti and Michael Messere.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introductions
02:16 - Guest...
2021-03-0841 min
SEDScast#36 Moriba JahMoriba Jah is an Associate Professor of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics at The University of Texas at Austin, where he is the holder of the Mrs. Pearlie Dashiell Henderson Centennial Fellowship in Engineering. In this role, Moriba focuses on space traffic and the dangers associated with in-space collisions. He is also a TED fellow and a public advocate of space debris awareness. Learn more about Moriba and his work at flow.page/moriba.
Hosted by Owen Marr and Riley Schnee.
Timestamps
00:00 - Intro and Guest background
05:20 - PhD and Early career
10:55 - AstriaGraph
15:55...
2021-03-0145 min
SEDScast#35 Casey DreierCasey Dreier is the Chief Advocate & Senior Space Policy Adviser at The Planetary Society. He works to advance public understanding and support for planetary exploration and defense by demystifying space policy. His team recently released the Planetary Society’s Recommendations for the Biden Administration. You can find this document and more information on the Planetary Society by visiting www.planetary.org.
Hosted by Owen Marr and Ross Thyne.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introductions
00:43 - Background
03:20 - Planetary Society Goals
5:55 - Role of Space Policy in the Industry
8:30 - Governing Bodies for Launch Vehicles
14:56 - Underdeveloped Ar...
2021-02-2244 min
SEDScast#34 Swati MohanSwati Mohan is currently the Mars 2020 Guidance, Navigation, and Controls Operations Lead at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, CA. She has worked on Mars 2020 since almost the beginning of the project in 2013 and on multiple other missions such as Cassini (mission to Saturn) and GRAIL (a pair of formation flown spacecraft to the Moon). She completed her B.S. at Cornell University in Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, and her M.S. and Ph.D at MIT in Aeronautics/Astronautics.
Hosted by Rupal Nigam and Riley Schnee.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introductions
01:00 - Background
02:45 - Mars 2020...
2021-02-1723 min
SEDScast#33 Fernando AbilleiraFernando Abilleira is currently serving as the Mars 2020 MDNAV Manager and the Deputy Mission Manager for Launch/Cruise/EDL. The Mars 2020 Project will land a rover heavily derived from the Curiosity rover configuration that is designed to investigate key questions about the habitability of Mars and the possibility of extant life on the Red planet. Fernando has supported multiple flight projects and studies such as the Mars Telecommunications Orbiter, Mars Science Orbiter, Mars Netlanders, Mars Sample Return, and preliminary crewed mission to Mars studies among others.
Hosted by Rupal Nigam and Sahil Farishta.
Timestamps
00:00...
2021-02-1529 min
Celestia On-airCelestia On-air ep-03: In conversation with Ankit Bhatejahello everyone! In this episode of Celesta On-air, we talk with Ankit Bhateja, Founder and CEO of Xovian Aerospace about his life, his love for space tech and the mindset of Indians towards Space tech startups So sit back, relax and enjoy the show!!
2021-02-1531 min
SEDScast#32 Lindy Elkins-TantonDr. Lindy Elkins-Tanton is the Principal Investigator for the NASA Psyche mission, which is the first mission to explore an asteroid made of metal. The mission involves sending a spacecraft to the asteroid Psyche to study the properties of this metal world. In addition, Dr. Elkins-Tanton serves as the Vice President of the Interplanetary Institute at Arizona State University and the co-founder of Beagle Learning. Prior to her work on Psyche, Dr. Elkins-Tanton spent years in the business world as well.
Timestamps
01:05 - Introductions
05:39 - Overview of the Psyche mission
08:18 - Origin of the mission and...
2021-02-0837 min
SEDScastSeason 3 PreviewIn this trailer, we welcome you to Season 3 and talk about some exciting updates to SEDScast going forward!
2021-02-0500 min
Celestia On-airCelestia:On Air - Episode 2 - In conversation with Awais Ahmed(CEO, Pixxel)This is the second episode of Celestia: On air, where we interview the founder and CEO of Pixxel, Awais Ahmed and talk about his journey into building Pixxel and his love for space tech. So sit back, relax and enjoy the show!! A huge thanks to Wintergatan for allowing us to use their music in this video! You can check out their music here-
https://www.youtube.com/user/wintergatan2000
2021-01-2932 min
Celestia On-airCelestia:On Air Episode 01 - In conversation with Isabella Toress (President, SEDS MIT)The very first episode of Celestia On-air, with Isabella Toress, president of SEDS MIT. Stay tuned for more!!
2021-01-2933 min
SEDScastHoliday SpecialIn this bonus episode, the SEDScast team discusses the origins of SEDScast, lessons learned while creating the platform, favorite moments along the way, and a compilation of advice that guests have shared over the course of the year.
Timestamps
Introductions: 2:05
SEDScast Origin Story: 11:50
Lessons from Producing SEDScast: 25:35
Favorite Moments: 34:02
Advice from S1 & S2 Guests: 48:40
2020-12-241h 02
SEDScastSEDScast Students: George Sarkodie & Obi AnyadiegwuGeorge Sarkodie is a Systems Engineer at Raytheon Missiles & Defense. George graduated from the University of North Texas in 2020 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. During college, George served as the SEDS USA Vice Chair.
Obi Anyadiegwu is a Project Engineer at Lockheed Martin Skunkworks. Obi graduated from the University of North Texas in 2020 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. As a student, Obi served on the SEDS USA Board of Directors as Secretary and Member at Large.
George & Obi are founding partners of the Zed Factor Fellowship. ZFF empowers aspiring aerospace professionals...
2020-12-1530 min
SEDScast#31 Steve IsakowitzSteve Isakowitz is the President and CEO of The Aerospace Corporation. The Aerospace Corporation is a federally funded nonprofit corporation that provides technical guidance to government and commercial entities pursuing space endeavours. Prior to this position, Steve served as President of Virgin Galactic, Deputy CFO of NASA and a variety of other roles throughout the years. Steve also founded the Matthew Isakowitz Fellowship in memory of his son. The Matthew Isakowitz Fellowship is a mentorship and internship program for students interested in commercial spaceflight.
Timestamps
4:40: Early Career
19:30: Virgin Galactic
21:00: The Aerospace Corporation
26:00: Matthew Isakowtiz Fellowship
28:30: Student...
2020-12-0733 min
SEDScast#30 Janet IveyJanet Ivey is the creator and CEO of the award-winning children’s show “Janet’s Planet,” the President of Explore Mars, Inc, and a Citizen Astronaut Candidate for Space For Humanity. Janet is committed to enriching the lives and education of children around the world through live performances, TV, and online programming covering topics such as science, space, history and health.
2020-11-3000 min
SEDScast#29 Jeff ManberJeff Manber is the Chief Executive Officer of NanoRacks. NanoRacks was the first company to develop and operate commercial space in the US National Lab aboard the ISS. They have assisted with the transport and deployment of over 1,000 space payloads to date, and their new Bishop Airlock is scheduled to launch to the ISS in December 2020. Prior to NanoRacks, Jeff contributed to a variety of space firsts such as leading MirCorp when they sent the first human to space without government funding.
Timestamps:
MirCorp: 5:30
NanoRacks: 17:30
Student Advice: 42:00
2020-11-2400 min
Podcast Desenvolvimento Social SPEP19. Posto de Atendimento da SEDS no PoupatempoHá 15 anos, a Secretaria de Desenvolvimento Social do Estado de São Paulo (SEDS) tem um posto de atendimento presencial no Poupatempo de Itaquera, zona leste da capital. No local, o cidadão recebe orientações sobre programas sociais federais, estaduais e municipais.
Além disso, são fornecidos modelos de declaração de pobreza, união estável, autorização para crianças e adolescente poderem viajar sem os responsáveis legais, orientação para obtenção de passes livre e para a locomoção de idosos no Capital, grande São Paulo e Interior, encaminhamento para orientação jurídic...
2020-11-1704 min
SEDScast#28 Alec GallimoreDr. Alec D. Gallimore is the Robert J. Vlasic Dean of Engineering at the University of Michigan. He is a leader in the field of advanced spacecraft propulsion and heads a laboratory that is developing the plasma drive system that may ultimately propel humans to Mars. Dean Gallimore has served on a number of advisory boards for NASA and the Department of Defense, including the United States Air Force Scientific Advisory Board (AFSAB).
Timestamps:
Electric Propulsion: 03:00
Michigan Engineering: 26:00
Student Advice: 39:00
2020-11-1600 min
SEDScast#27 Cathrin MachinCathrin Machin is an award-winning contemporary artist. She started painting in 2016 and is known for using huge, black canvases with unique glow-in-the-dark paints. Cathrin has dedicated her life to helping people to see the stars and ask the biggest questions about our existence and purpose through her cosmic art. You can see her work on Twitter and Instagram @cathrinmachin or on her website at catmachin.com.
2020-11-1100 min
SEDScast#26 Michael SheetzMichael Sheetz is a space reporter at CNBC. He focuses on tracking and reporting financial aspects of the commercial and governmental space. Michael began at CNBC in 2017 and was appointed as CNBC’s dedicated space reporter in early 2020. You can find Michael’s articles on Twitter @thesheetztweetz or on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/michaeljsheetz/.
2020-11-0300 min
SEDScast#25 Peter DiamandisPeter Diamandis is an entrepreneur, engineer, physician, author, and so much more. He is a cofounder of SEDS, which is celebrating its 40th anniversary on October 30th, 2020. Peter joined us for a conversation on the founding of SEDS and his subsequent ventures. For Peter’s full biography visit www.diamandis.com.
Timestamps:
00:00 Founding SEDS
10:00 ISU
16:30 XPrize
26:00 COVAXX
34:00 Future of Space
42:30 Student Advice
2020-10-3000 min
SEDScast#24 Materials of Space with Elizabeth BarriosElizabeth Barrios is a NASA Space Technology Research Fellow and PhD candidate at the University of Central Florida. She has worked as a materials engineer at NASA under the Pathways program since 2015 and is set to complete her PhD at the end of 2020. Outside of her research, Elizabeth is the SGAC regional coordinator for North and Central America, as well as being on the SEDS USA board of advisors.
2020-10-2600 min
SEDScast#23 Branding Space with Andrew SloanAndrew Sloan is the Founder and creative director of Cosma Schema. Cosma Schema is a branding and design agency dedicated to working with space companies. They have developed logos, websites, and much more for some of the most popular new space companies, including a few that have been featured on SEDScast!
2020-10-1900 min
SEDScast#22 Space Enabled with Danielle WoodDanielle Wood is a Professor at the MIT Media Lab with a joint appointment from the Aeronautics and Astronautics Department. She is also the leader of the Space Enabled Research Group at MIT, which works to advance justice on Earth using designs enabled by space. Dr. Wood completed her PhD at MIT in 2012 and went on to work at NASA and Johns Hopkins before returning to MIT as a Professor. Danielle is on the Board of Advisors for SEDS USA and a mentor for the Brooke Owens Fellowship.
Timestamps:
02:45 MIT & Space Enabled Research Group
17:20...
2020-10-1300 min
SEDScast#22 Space Enabled with Danielle WoodDanielle Wood is a Professor at the MIT Media Lab with a joint appointment from the Aeronautics and Astronautics Department. She is also the leader of the Space Enabled Research Group at MIT, which works to advance justice on Earth using designs enabled by space. Dr. Wood completed her PhD at MIT in 2012 and went on to work at NASA and Johns Hopkins before returning to MIT as a Professor. Danielle is on the Board of Advisors for SEDS USA and a mentor for the Brooke Owens Fellowship.
Timestamps:
02:45 MIT & Space Enabled Research Group
17:20 Satellite...
2020-10-1200 min
SEDScast#21 Lynking Satellites to Phones with Charles MillerCharles Miller is the CEO of Lynk Global, Inc. Lynk is a space startup focused on developing satellite technology that can connect directly to mobile phones. In February of 2020, Lynk became the first company to send a text message directly to a normal cell phone. Prior to Lynk, Charles was a senior advisor in NASA’s Commercial Space division. Charles has also co-founded a series of space organizations including NanoRacks LLC and ProSpace.
Timestamps:
02:25 Education and Career
17:00 Lynk
57:00 Student Advice
2020-10-0500 min
SEDScast#20 Expanding the Lab with Richard FrenchRichard French is the Director of Business Development and Strategy for Space Systems at Rocket Lab. Richard was recently promoted to this role after serving as Rocket Lab’s Director of Global Government Launch Services. Prior to his time at Rocket Lab, Richard spent 12 years at NASA JPL and HQ. Richard holds his bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering and master's degree in Space Systems from the University of Michigan.
Time Stamps:
00:00 Introductions & Education
05:00 NASA JPL & HQ
13:30 Rocket Lab
39:30 Student Questions & Advice
2020-08-201h 08
SEDScast#19 The Last Mile, Satellite Style with Negar FeherNegar Feher is the Vice President of Business Development at Momentus Space. Momentus is a space startup that provides last mile services for satellites, providing their customers with the exact orbit needed for their satellites to succeed. Negar is responsible for running the customer side of Momentus, including sales, marketing and business expansion. Prior to joining, Negar worked at Space Systems Loral, which is now part of Maxar, and Lockheed Martin. She holds a master’s degree in Aerospace Engineering from Stanford.
Timestamps
00:00 Education & Early Career
22:20 Momentus & Future of the Space Industry
2020-08-171h 08
SEDScast#18 Investing in Space: Part 3 with Aaron BurnettAaron Burnett is the founder of Spaced Ventures which is a public equity investment platform for space companies. Aaron comes from a finance and marketing background, and is also a self-pronounced “lifelong space geek.” He was spurred by the first Falcon Heavy launch in 2018 to get involved in the space industry. Aaron created Spaced Ventures to enable public investment in space and help more space startups succeed.
2020-08-1352 min
SEDScast#17 SmallSats for National Security with Reuben SorensenReuben Sorensen is the cofounder and CEO of R2 Space. R2 is a smallsat company that develops and operates SAR satellites for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance. Reuben has a long history of working in ISR. His first job following his PhD was technology officer for Navy Seal teams. Reuben then spent several years working on radar and space technology for the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Planet Labs before founding R2 Space.
Timestamps:
04:40 Navy Seals Technology
10:50 Joint Chiefs of Staff
15:10 Planet Labs
19:37 R2 Space
33:20 Student Questions and Advice
2020-08-1049 min
SEDScast#16 Investing in Space: Part 2 with Justus KilianJustus Kilian is Principal at Space Capital and Founder of Space Talent. Space Capital is a space-focused venture capital firm in Manhattan. Space Talent is a web platform designed to connect people with space companies. Justus has a deep background in investment, having worked as an analyst at Merrill Lynch and then as an impact investor in Africa and Asia. Justus holds an MBA from the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago.
Timestamps:
5:28 Space Capital
12:07 Space Talent
21:14 Space Industry Outlooks
43:00 Student Advice
2020-08-0646 min
SEDScast#15 From Music to the Moon with Will CooganWill Coogan is the Chief Engineer of Space Systems at Firefly Aerospace. Will is responsible for the technical development of the Genesis lunar lander and the Orbital Transfer Vehicle (OTV). Prior to joining Firefly, Will obtained a PhD from Princeton focusing on electric propulsion systems.
Timestamps:
00:00 Background & Early Education
06:14 Princeton PhD
15:27 Firefly OTV
18:32 Firefly Lunar Lander
43:30 Student Questions and Advice
2020-08-0348 min
SEDScast#14 Investing in Space: Part 1 with Tess HatchTess Hatch is a Vice President at Bessemer Venture Partners. BVP is a Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm which manages over $5 billion in its fund. Tess invests primarily in frontier technologies, including commercial space. BVP has investments in Rocket Lab and Spire Global, which Tess helps oversee. Our discussion with Tess is largely based on the role of traditional VCs and how they can enable space companies to achieve their visions.
Timestamps:
2:55 Education & Background
6:35 Venture Capital
25:12 Rocket Lab
32:00 Future of Space
45:00 Student Advice
2020-07-3046 min
This Amazing StoryJoalda Morancy – On the Path from Earth to MarsJoalda Morancy is a Geosphysics, Astronomy and Astrophysics student at the University of Chicago. She just started an internship with NASA, and her goal is to become an astronaut, and one day walk on Mars. Joalda is Director of Operations at Students for the Development and Exploration of Space, or SEDS USA. When she started college and realized that SEDS didn’t have a chapter in Chicago, she started one - and she’s also the president of the Chicago chapter. On top of all that, she is also a science commun...
2020-07-2700 min
SEDScast#13 Launching to the Moon with Amanda StilesAmanda Stiles is the Director of Mission Management and Integration at Rocket Lab. Amanda is also the Rocket Lab Moon Program Director, which will see its first lunar launch in early 2021 as part of the CAPSTONE mission. Prior to joining Rocket Lab, Amanda worked at SpaceX and XPrize. She holds a bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Washington and a master’s in Space Management from the International Space University.
Timestamps:
4:20 Education & Early Career
16:00 SpaceX
30:00 Rocket Lab
32:30 Capstone Lunar Mission
54:00 Student Advice
2020-07-2756 min
SEDScast#12 Designing the Future of Space with Adam WuerlAdam Wuerl is the Director of Advanced Concepts and Strategy at Blue Origin. Adam’s team is responsible for developing concepts relevant to Blue Origin’s mission as defined by owner Jeff Bezos. Prior to joining Blue Origin, Adam worked on a number of projects at Spaceflight Industries and Lockheed Martin. He holds a master’s degree in Aerospace from Stanford and a bachelor’s degree in Aeronautics and Astronautics from the University of Washington.
Timestamps:
3:30 Background
7:52 Early Career
22:10 Blue Origin
47:00 Student Questions & Advice
2020-07-241h 05
SEDScast#11 Learning to Live in Space with Sian ProctorSian Proctor is an analog astronaut and STEM educator who is passionate about the future of space. She has participated in a variety of research missions on Earth that examine how humans will live and work in space. In addition to being an analog astronaut and professor, Sian is a prolific public speaker. She talks to people of all ages and backgrounds to get them excited about space! Sian holds a master's degree in Geology and PhD in Science Education, both from ASU.
Timestamps:
04:08 Introductions & Background
11:33 STEM Education
15:40 Analog Astronauts
36:40 Preparing for Lunar & Martian...
2020-07-2053 min
SEDScast#10 Space Journalism with Jeff FoustJeff Foust is a distinguished space journalist and Senior Writer at SpaceNews. He has been covering the space industry as a journalist since the 1990s and has built an impressive portfolio of work over his career. Jeff holds an undergraduate degree in Geophysics from Caltech and a PhD in Planetary Sciences from MIT. Jeff also serves as a Board Advisor for SEDS USA!
Timestamps:
02:35 SEDS
10:28 Early Career
21:24 SpaceNews and Journalism
43:15 Industry Discussion
2020-07-161h 06
SEDScast#09 Rocket Photography with John KrausJohn Kraus is an award-winning rocket launch photographer based in Cape Canaveral, Florida. John began photographing rocket launches in high school and has quickly become one of the most prominent figures in the field. Although he is only 20 years old, John has already gained public recognition and won several awards including the 2018 AviationWeek “Best of the Best” photography contest. You can see more of John’s work on Twitter and Instagram (@johnkrausphotos) or by visiting his website (johnkrausphotos.com).
2020-07-0957 min
SEDScast#08 Soaring to Space with Greg JohnsonGreg Johnson is a former NASA astronaut and USAF test pilot. Greg was the Space Shuttle Pilot for the STS-123 and STS-134 missions to the International Space Station. His test pilot career was focused primarily on variants of the T-38 and F-15 aircraft. Greg also served as the Executive Director of CASIS from 2013-2018. There he was in charge of leading half of the science conducted by NASA in the ISS National Lab. Today Greg sits on a variety of boards for companies and nonprofits focused on space.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introductions
3:05 Education
6:26 USAF Test Pilot
15:10 NASA Astronaut
48:14...
2020-07-061h 12
SEDScast#07 Making Spaceflight Accessible with Grant BoninGrant Bonin is the Senior Vice President of Business Development at Spaceflight Industries. SFI acts as an intermediary between launch providers and customers wishing to launch satellites. In this episode, Grant walks us through his time at Deep Space Industries, Rocket Lab, and SFI. We also talked through the recent acquisition of SFI by Mitsui, and how the company is continuing to improve space accessibility.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introductions
5:48 SEDS & Education
15:56 Deep Space Industries
25:54 Rocket Lab
32:30 Spaceflight Industries
49:42 Student Questions and Advice
2020-07-021h 06
SEDScast#06 Imaging our Planet(s) with Tanya HarrisonTanya Harrison is a planetary scientist and the Manager of Science Programs at Planet Labs. She leads the effort to use Planet Labs earth imagery data for science missions. Tanya is also a longtime Mars enthusiast, earning her the title of “Professional Martian.” She has worked on a variety of Martian missions and is heavily involved with Mars outreach projects. Tanya holds a PhD in geology with an emphasis in planetary sciences.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introductions
5:48 Mars Missions
15:24 Planet Labs
29:00 Martian Outreach
33:49 Student Questions & Advice
2020-06-2944 min
Space4URachel Lyons – Space for HumanityIn this episode:
We meet Rachel Lyons, Executive Director of Space for Humanity, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with the mission of expanding access to space, training the leaders of tomorrow, and cultivating a movement towards a more harmonious world. Rachel is also a former public radio host, and the former Vice Chair of the Board of Directors for Students for the Exploration and Development of Space USA (SEDS), a nonprofit that empowers young people to make an impact in space exploration. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical/Space Engineering from the...
2020-06-2534 min
SEDScast#05 Becoming a Space Doctor with Kris LehnhardtKris Lehnhardt is a medical doctor working at NASA JSC in the Human Research Program. Kris leads the science side of the XMC team, which develops medical systems that enable future human exploration beyond low Earth orbit (LEO). In our discussion, we cover the fundamentals of designing human-rated spacecraft, how NASA has changed its approach over the years, and what we need to do to keep humans healthy when going beyond LEO for long durations.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introductions
01:34 Education & SEDS
11:15 Space Medicine and Designing Spacecraft for Humans
2020-06-2557 min
SEDScast#04 Redefining GEO with Ryan McLinkoRyan McLinko is the cofounder and CTO at Astranis. Astranis develops small GEO communications satellites which provide internet to remote areas. Astranis is set to bring their first customer satellite online over Alaska by the summer of 2021. Ryan holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in astronautics, both from MIT. He also serves on the SEDS USA Board of Advisors.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introductions
03:10 Education & SEDS
24:33 Astranis
50:10 Student Questions
2020-06-221h 03
SEDScast#03 Satellite Policy in America with Therese JonesTherese Jones is the Senior Policy Director at the Satellite Industry Association. SIA is a trade association which represents most of the major satellite manufacturers. Therese works with SIA members to develop policy positions and communicates these positions to federal bodies, such as the FCC and lawmakers. Therese holds a PhD in Policy Analysis from RAND and a Master’s degree in Astrophysics from UC Berkeley. She is also the founder of the AIAA Diversity Scholarship and holds a seat on the SEDS USA Board of Advisors.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introductions
03:40 Education
14:45 Satellite Industry Association
26:49 Space Policy Questions
52:04 Ad...
2020-06-1555 min
SEDScast#02 Jack of All Space Trades with Will PomerantzWill Pomerantz is Vice President of Special Projects at Virgin Orbit. He is also a prominent figure within SEDS, serving as chair to the Board of Advisors and as a trustee to the endowment fund. In addition to those positions, Will co-founded the Brooke Owens Fellowship and remains deeply involved as an advisor and mentor.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introductions
05:38 SEDS
17:23 Career
25:57 Virgin Galactic & Virgin Orbit
1:03:03 Brooke Owens Fellowship
1:13:25 Student Questions
2020-06-111h 25
SEDScast#01 Building Blue Origin with Rob MeyersonRob Meyerson is a longtime leader in the space industry, serving as the President and Chief Executive of Blue Origin from 2003 to 2017. During this time, Rob was responsible for growing the company from 10 people to over 1,500 and fulfilling the vision of company owner Jeff Bezos. Prior to joining Blue, Rob worked on space shuttle parachutes at NASA JSC and reusable launch vehicles at Kistler Aerospace. Today, Rob runs space consulting firm Delalune Space, which works with companies in the technology and financial sectors that are entering the space economy. Rob also serves on the Board of Advisors for Hermeus...
2020-06-081h 25
On OrbitMaking Space in the Space Industry With SEDS Director of Projects Nicole ChaseWhat does "space is for everyone" really mean? Nicole Chase tackles this question in her work. In order to make the space industry accessible for everyone, it's important to understand what the phrase truly means. A woman with many titles, Nicole is the Director of Projects for SEDS, Director of the Student Space Ambassador Program for The Mars Generation, and a Database Administrator for Made in Space. She recently submitted an abstract about the importance of young leadership in the space industry, and why it is crucial to foster an environment that young leaders thrive in. Additionally, s...
2020-05-2638 min
On OrbitLaunching Both CubeSats and Events With SEDS Rice President Ryan UdellWith the world around us constantly changing, next-generation space leadership is more important than ever. But, what does it mean? What does it look like? SEDS Rice Chapter President Ryan Udell gives us an example of next-gen space leadership. An engineering major eager to connect his fellow students with the greater space industry, Ryan has taken it upon himself to revamp the SEDS chapter at his university, transforming the club from a single member to over 30! From there, he founded and hosted the inaugural Owls in Space Symposium event, which featured attendees such as NASA A...
2020-05-1141 min
On OrbitOn Orbit Live at SATELLITE — What Does "New Space" Really Mean?The topic of this episode — our first live podcast — is more or less a question. What exactly do we, people in the space and satellite industry, mean when we use the term 'New Space'? New Space is often used to describe new companies, new ideas, and new technologies. Is New Space a technical term? Or, is it a cultural identity? This episode was recorded during the SATELLITE 2020 show in Washington D.C., and it's co-hosted by our good friends Grace Graham (Brooke Owens Fellow, Utah State University, Via Satellite contributor) and Brian Garret-Glazer (Avionics Magazine). Our special gues...
2020-04-071h 04
On OrbitThe Songs (and Sounds) of Space with Steven Drozd & The Flaming LipsAnd now for something completely different! Steven Drozd, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter with the world-famous Oklahoma City-based rock band, The Flaming Lips joins us on On Orbit for a discussion about how space and technology has influenced not only his music, but of the music of a generation. Over the course of their nearly 37-year existence, the Flaming Lips have drawn inspiration for their music from the most fascinating and unique corners of science fiction, as well as some of the most important moments in space exploration history. Steven talks about how the NASA Moon landing, Voyager program...
2020-03-2452 min
ConduitWe’ve Never Done This Before!
Dan Hendricks tells us how a group of OSML “makers” designed, built and tested a working rocket engine, using a rocket supplied by NASA.
More info: https://www.opensourcemakerlabs.com/blog/our-blog-1/post/seds-ucsd-launches-liquid-fueled-rocket-18
Dan is the founder of Open Source Maker Labs in Vista, CAhttps://www.opensourcemakerlabs.com
2019-10-1901 min
Chaos Computer Club - archive feed (high quality)Self-encrypting deception (35c3)We have analyzed the hardware full-disk encryption implementation of several Self-Encrypting Drives (SEDs) from Samsung and Crucial (Micron) by reverse engineering their firmwares. The vendors combined cover a majority of the market share of SEDs sold today.
In theory, the security guarantees offered by hardware encryption are similar to those of software implementations. In reality, we found that many hardware implementations have critical security weaknesses, for many models allowing for complete recovery of the data without knowledge of any secret.
BitLocker, the encryption software built into Microsoft Windows will rely exclusively on hardware full-disk encryption...
2018-12-2958 min
Chaos Computer Club - 35C3: Refreshing Memories (mp3)Self-encrypting deception (35c3)We have analyzed the hardware full-disk encryption implementation of several Self-Encrypting Drives (SEDs) from Samsung and Crucial (Micron) by reverse engineering their firmwares. The vendors combined cover a majority of the market share of SEDs sold today.
In theory, the security guarantees offered by hardware encryption are similar to those of software implementations. In reality, we found that many hardware implementations have critical security weaknesses, for many models allowing for complete recovery of the data without knowledge of any secret.
BitLocker, the encryption software built into Microsoft Windows will rely exclusively on hardware full-disk encryption...
2018-12-2958 minSeds joins Turnbuckle TurmoilSeds makes his way to Turnbuckle Turmoil for the first ever time. He is no stranger to fans of wrestling on the west coast. Seds wrestled a lot against some top people in California before making his way to Washington. He has wrestled for 321 Battle and SSP. He's also become part owner of CPW where there is pandemonium in the office. Often taking part in Seds Rules types of matches, he is often putting his body on the line in some brutal matches. We'll talk to him and learn more about him and his goals.
2018-12-2358 min
Turnbuckle TurmoilSeds joins Turnbuckle TurmoilSeds makes his way to Turnbuckle Turmoil for the first ever time. He is no stranger to fans of wrestling on the west coast. Seds wrestled a lot against some top people in California before making his way to Washington. He has wrestled for 321 Battle and SSP. He's also become part owner of CPW where there is pandemonium in the office. Often taking part in Seds Rules types of matches, he is often putting his body on the line in some brutal matches. We'll talk to him and learn more about him and his goals.
2018-12-2357 min
Latest 300 | LSE Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfMoonshot Thinking to Unleash Innovation [Audio]Speaker(s): Dr Pablo Rodriguez | Innovation in most large companies these days is fairly incremental. There is nothing inherently wrong in this, as much of our progress as a society has resulted from such innovation. Over recent years, however, we are seeing a radical departure from incremental innovation. Instead, we look at organisations who intentionally set extremely ambitious innovation objectives, where incremental innovation cannot get the job done. The focus of this talk is to discuss the ways in which organisations mobilise resources to go after bold objectives which can move the needle: Moonshots. These are not incremental innovation activities...
2018-01-101h 24Latest 300 | LSE Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfOutside Insight: navigating a world drowning in data [Slides]Speaker(s): Jorn Lyseggen | The Internet has changed the way we make decisions, but the way executives make decisions hasn't changed at all. Board members focus on internal data when every day competitors are leaving behind online breadcrumbs filled with valuable external data. This could be a job advert, filing a new patent, launching a new product, social media and more. Using insights gleaned from this data will help companies to look ahead and make more informed decisions. In this lecture, Jorn Lyseggen will talk about his new book Outside Insight, which includes case studies of the success and failures...
2017-10-1700 minLatest 300 | LSE Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfOutside Insight: navigating a world drowning in data [Audio]Speaker(s): Jorn Lyseggen | The Internet has changed the way we make decisions, but the way executives make decisions hasn't changed at all. Board members focus on internal data when every day competitors are leaving behind online breadcrumbs filled with valuable external data. This could be a job advert, filing a new patent, launching a new product, social media and more. Using insights gleaned from this data will help companies to look ahead and make more informed decisions. In this lecture, Jorn Lyseggen will talk about his new book Outside Insight, which includes case studies of the success and failures...
2017-10-171h 05
Fakultät für Physik - Digitale Hochschulschriften der LMU - Teil 05/05Photometric redshifts and properties of galaxies from the sloan digital sky surveyThe determination of photometric redshifts is essential for many subjects in cosmology and extragalactic astronomy, like the large scale structure of the Universe, gravitational lensing, or galaxy evolution. If the spectral energy distribution (SED) of a galaxy is measured with high enough spectral resolution, the redshift can be easily derived through the absorption and emission lines which are created by the elements in the galaxy. However, currently more telescopes are equipped with large cameras with charged coupled devices (CCDs) that observe the sky through optical filters. With these photometric observations it is possible to detect much fainter astronomical objects than...
2015-02-2500 min
2014-11-1800 minFakultät für Physik - Digitale Hochschulschriften der LMU - Teil 05/05Multi-frequency study on markarian 421 during the first two years of operation of the MAGIC stereo telescopesMarkarian 421 (Mrk~421) is one of the classical blazars at X-ray and very high energies (VHE; $>$100 GeV). Its spectral energy distribution (SED) can be accurately characterized by current instruments because of its close proximity, which makes Mrk~421 one of the best sources to study the nature of blazars. The goal of this PhD thesis is to better understand the mechanisms responsible for the broadband emission and the temporal evolution of Mrk~421. The results might be applied to other blazars which cannot be studied with this level of detail because their emissions are weaker, or they are located further away. This thesis...
2014-09-2200 min
LASER: Materials Science PodcastEpisode 13 – MicrogravityLogo for the ASU Dust Devils experiment
This week is all about Microgravity! Chase and Cameron interview some members of the ASU Dust Devils Experiment about their plans to take dust into microgravity and learn more about how planets are formed! Then we talk about ISS experiments for fighting fires in space and on the ISS, and finally cooling atoms down to the lowest temperatures ever achieved to learn about and perform experiments for quantum mechanics.
3:40 We apologize for the low audio quality of the interview, we’ll make sure to set up mo...
2014-03-121h 04LASER: Materials Science PodcastEpisode 13 – MicrogravityLogo for the ASU Dust Devils experiment
This week is all about Microgravity! Chase and Cameron interview some members of the ASU Dust Devils Experiment about their plans to take dust into microgravity and learn more about how planets are formed! Then we talk about ISS experiments for fighting fires in space and on the ISS, and finally cooling atoms down to the lowest temperatures ever achieved to learn about and perform experiments for quantum mechanics.
3:40 We apologize for the low audio quality of the interview, we’ll make sure to set up mo...
2014-03-121h 04Fakultät für Physik - Digitale Hochschulschriften der LMU - Teil 04/05From the sun to the Galactic CenterThe centers of galaxies are their own ultimate gravitational sinks.
Massive black holes and star clusters as well as gas are especially likely to fall into the centers of galaxies by
dynamical friction or dissipation. Many galactic centers harbor supermassive black holes (SMBH)
and dense nuclear (star) clusters which possibly arrived there by these processes.
Nuclear clusters can be formed in situ from gas, or from smaller star clusters which fall to the center.
Since the Milky Way harbors both an SMBH and a nuclear cluster, both can be studied best in the Galactic Center (GC),
which is the closest...
2013-07-0200 minChaos Computer Club - archive feed (high quality)(Un)Sicherheit Hardware-basierter Festplattenverschlüsselung (29c3)Hardware-basierte Festplattenvollverschlüsselungen in Form sogenannter SEDs (Self-Encrypting Drives) werden gemeinhin als sichere und performante Alternative zu Software-basierter Verschlüsselung wie BitLocker und TrueCrypt gesehen. Während der Performance-Gewinn und die Benutzerfreundlichkeit von SEDs, bspw. Intel's SSD 320 bzw. SSD 520, außer Frage stehen, ist der Sicherheits-Gewinn deutlich geringer als bisher angenommen. Teilweise sind Systeme die auf SEDs basieren gar schwächer als vergleichbare Systeme die auf Software-Verschlüsselung basieren.
about this event: http://events.ccc.de/congress/2012/Fahrplan/events/5091.en.html
2012-12-2833 min