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This is the final video in the Soft Matters series, and it's my favorite. It was just a really fun way to wrap everything up!
Soft Matters: "Since You Were 10"
For the final Soft Matters video, we asked everyone to tell us about the surprising developments that have taken place in science and technology since they were ten years old. We hope you enjoy their answers as much as we do.
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I’m at 4:45 when you say it’s a really nice day outside (and that it’s not like that anymore); I genuinely thought you were using a green screen for this xD I was like “that looks too pretty to be true” :P
Oh that's hilarious! Nope, just a partially see-through window shade with the beautiful Cornell campus in the background. (Well, at least it's beautiful in the summer. Not so much during that icky time of the year when the leaves are all gone but the snow has yet to come - i.e. right now.)
In this episode of the Soft Matters series, I chat with Prof. Larry Bonassar about his work - the 3D printing of ears!
Check out Jesse's accompanying blog post here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jesse-silverberg/soft-matters-with-larry-b_b_4347775.html
This is the last interview in the series, though it's not the last video. (Have to keep you guys on your toes!)
On this episode of Soft Matters, I chat with my advisor!
Check out Jesse's accompanying blog post here: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jesse-silverberg/mosh-pits-heavy-metal-and_b_2681223.html
In this episode of Soft Matters, I chat with Prof. Jim Sethna about his work on so-called "sloppy models". Check out Jesse's accompanying blog post for a Science-to-English dictionary relevant to our conversation.