Georgia Tech MSE Undergrad Shannon Wilson
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Georgia Tech MSE Undergrad Torus Washington
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Georgia Tech MSE Undergrad Tyne Dutzer
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Let's Talk Business Live! hosted by Mitch Schlimer - IMPACT
April 11, 2011 - IMPACT Presents Let's Talk Business Live!
A special - social entrepreneurship - edition of the popular radio show hosted by Mitch Schlimer
Radar Shows Promise for Detecting Concussion
By asking an individual to walk a short distance in front of a radar system while saying the months of the year in reverse order, researchers at the Georgia Tech Research Institute can determine if that person is impaired and possibly suffering from a concussion. This simple test, which could be performed on the sideline of a sporting event or on a battlefield, has the potential to help coaches and commanders decide if athletes and soldiers are ready to engage in activity again.
Video: Inertia
Taylor Wrobel Undergraduate Profile
One in a series of eight video profiles highlighting undergraduate students at Georgia Tech for the 2011 admissions website.
Copyright 2011 Georgia Institute of Technology
Produced by Rob Felt, Mark DeLong, Justin Rent and Christine Brazill
Bryan Henn Undergraduate Profile
One in a series of eight video profiles highlighting undergraduate students at Georgia Tech for the 2011 admissions website.
Copyright 2011 Georgia Institute of Technology
Produced by Rob Felt, Mark DeLong, Justin Rent and Christine Brazill
Electric Vehicles and the Grid
Consumer adoption of Electric Vehicles (EV's) and Plug-in Hybrid EV's (PHEV's) in the United States is anticipated to be significant and rapid. In fact, some prognosticators compare it to the roll-out of air conditioning. While possibly overstated in terms of scale, nevertheless, the use of EV's and PHEV's will affect utilization of the Grid. What potential challenges and opportunities exist for power demand, two-way power flows and power management?
Kermit Helps Households Manage Their Internet Speed
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed Kermit, an easy-to-use tool that can not only can tell you who's using the Internet, whether it's through a desktop or mobile device, but can also limit the speed of various users.
Check out the full story: http://www.digitallounge.gatech.edu/digitallife/index.html?nid=66057
Video credit: David Terraso, Rob Felt
A Tiltable Head Could Improve Robot Navigation of Disaster Debris
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology recently built a robot that can penetrate and "swim" through granular material. In a new study, they show that varying the shape or adjusting the inclination of the robot's head affects the robot's movement in complex environments.
Abby Robinson, Research News and Publications
The King's Speech: The First Executive Coach?
The film The King's Speech was particularly interesting for the work of Lionel Logue, the speech therapist, who could be considered the first executive coach to King George V1th. The quality of the relationship is key: the coach creates a safe environment in which leaders can experience a trusting relationship where the only agenda is to support the learning of the Leader.
At its best, coaching is effective in helping individuals to develop a more effective and impactful communication style; man
Spring 2011 Commencement: Robert Gibbs
Robert Gibbs, a longtime advisor and strategist to President Barack Obama and former White House press secretary, delivered the commencement address to Auburn University graduates at the spring ceremony May 9.
The Adelaide Challenge at Queens
Have you made your gift to The Queens Fund this year? If not, watch this video and learn how you can be a part of The Adelaide Challenge. Get your gift matched and help Queens receive an additional $50,000 toward scholarships! http://www.queens.edu/the-queens-fund
Diversity Conference 2011
The 2011 Diversity Conference "Why Diversity" began with Maggie Brooks, Monroe County Executive, presenting a proclamation supporting the YWCA's "Stand Against Racism" campaign. President Joel Seligman and Provost Ralph Kuncl gave opening remarks which were followed by a keynote address by Daryl G. Smith, Professor of Education and Psychology at The Claremont Graduate University.
Just Another Music-FIlled Day at Eastman
Students at Eastman don't limit their performances to the stage. Every few weeks, students, faculty and staff strolling through the music school's Main Hall are serenaded by their fellow musicians. Relive the brass music played on the last day of school for 2011, led by Dylan Smith on trumpet.
Team Air Force One-Aerial Photography at Valpo
Team Air Force One was to provide the Valparaiso University Art Department with a camera that will allow students to safely capture photographs from a variety of outdoor locations.
GoNU.TV Series Recap - Baseball vs. William and Mary - April 29-May 1, 2011
On a beautiful spring afternoon at Friedman Diamond in Brookline, Mass., the Northeastern University baseball team fell to the William & Mary Tribe 5-4 in the rubber match of a weekend CAA series.
TEDx McMaster U - Dr. Patrick Deane
"Learning and Knowing: Getting in the Mood"
Faculty Panel - SAIS 2011 Open House for Admitted Students
Open House allows newly admitted applicants to immerse themselves in life at SAIS. You'll have the opportunity to find out what the SAIS experience is all about - from current students, alumni, faculty and staff. The SAIS Open House programs include forums on student life, faculty panels, a department lunch, student activities forum, Question & Answer sessions on the SAIS Bologna and Nanjing campuses, and much more.
Funnel spider
One reason why spiders are considered to be arachnids is because their bodies are divided into two sections, although some arachnids do not appear to have two body segments. The front section is called the cephalothorax. The back portion is called the abdomen.
