Category Archives: TED

LHC Intrebari si raspunsuri

Mai pe seara urmeaza sa public aici raspunsurile la unele intrebari primite astazi referitoare la LHC.

Pana diseara cateva link-uri interesante si de la care puteti afla mai multe informatii:

Pagina oficiala CERN LHC first beam
Webcast official CERN – puteti vedea in direct ce se intampla incepana de maine dimineata
Un nou anunt asupra sigurantei experimentului
Pagina oficiala a LHC la CERN
Fermilab Today
Un articol foarte interesant pe BBC News

Update de noapte:
Doringo ne spune ca maine nu este un eveniment iesit din comun
Un videoclip in care Michio Kaku explica aspecte ale LHC

PS: Articolul prezentat in postul Particule elementare, gauri negre si sfarsitul lumii este updatat si mai cursiv. Il puteti gasi aici .

TED- Hans Rosling: Debunking third-world myths with the best stats you’ve ever seen

One more video in the TED series. This video is probably the best presentation of scientific data that I have seen so far. The level of detail of the graphics, the technology behind them and the powerful tools provided by the software is amazing and makes the boring statistics much more easier to grasp for the public.
20 minutes on the history of the world, the third countries, child health and much, much more!

Hans Rosling: Debunking third-world myths with the best stats you’ve ever seen

TED – Ideas worth spreading

What is TED? I do not really know how to explain it!

TED stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design and brings together people from this field in a conference. A conference where the beauty of all ideas come together and if you have the curiosity to explore the site …. you will find plenty of beautiful ideas.

Today I have lost some time on the site but I think that I have actually gained a lot of ideas. What can I compare this site to ? Well, the best comparison I think are the boxes of old stuff in your grandparents attic. There you always find interesting things. So go on, start digging!

Here is a sample about city architecture. It is given by a Brazilian architect and … well , I’ll just say that people living in Bucharest might learn a thing or two about what a city is supposed to be.

Jaime Lerner: Sing a song of sustainable cities