associate professor, faculty of mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, nanyang.for their contribution to the creation of a system for cogeneration of electricity using liquefied natural gas from a gas turbine and thermoacoustic engine, as well as a two-phase system direct immersion cooling for data centers. leonard vasilyev, belarus, head of the laboratory of porous media , institute of heat and mass transfer named after lykov, national academy of sciences of belarus. for increasing the efficiency of technology. transmission, conversion and storage of energy from renewable and low-potential sources. and announce the name of the one who became this year's laureate, i will ask dmitry besarabov. dmitry besarabov, our compatriot, but for many years he has been heading the leading laboratory on issues primarily hydrogen at northwestern university in south africa. dmitry, naturally, participated in the meeting of the international committee, so he does not need to open the envelope. despite the development of alternative energy, traditional energy will remain with us f

engineering. on the water, the two dreams joined forces. i learned how to design airplane wings and a sailboat is basically an airplane with half an airplane wing that's sticking up in the air off the boat. for 15 years, henken sailed toward his ultimate north star, the olympic games. he missed out on rio and tokyo, finally qualifying for paris on the high performance skiffs known appropriately as 40 niner class. now to say that i'm going to paris olympics. it's fantastic, and it's one of the best feelings i've ever had in my entire life. and what better place to train for the punishing winds of the olympic sailing venue of marseille than the san francisco bay? i've been living in the castro and then training in san francisco bay, taking advantage of the crazy conditions to be able to get some sort of reference frame of how to train and to how prepare. sailing seems to be in hankins blood. his mother introduced him to the sport. his wife, helena scutt, is an olympic sailor and engineer with the am

she survived the genocide to become a silicon valley aerospace engineer.aught her. >> when my mom passed away, she her story was just something that i think people should know. you know, because she was she was an orphan when she was 14. she never had a chance to go to school. she raised all of us here as a single mom. >> she says she wanted to carry her mother's legacy into the restaurant and bring the authentic flavors of cambodia to the south bay, >> pop up at a bit of a unique bay area landmark has been put on hold. a famous flintstone house in hillsboro was scheduled to open up as a sushi catering pop up called stone age omakase this saturday. well, that pop up posted a picture to its instagram page before its plans were paused, the city says because the business is in a house in a residential area, there may be issues with zoning and health department guidelines. it says both parties are working right now, though, to address the issues. >> history will be made on the san francisco bay this friday, the world's first entirely hydrogen powered ferry wil

i'm the son of an aerospace engineer and a meteorologist with a deep love of science. i know the profound impact it has had in the world when i look up in the night sky, i wonder what's up there. i want us to know what's up there. today we are examining the artemis mission. the program separated into several stages. it's designed to bring humans step-by-step to the moon and beyond. artemis will inspire the next generation, strengthen the aerospace engineer of international partnerships and demonstrate capabilities needed to eventually send humans to mars. last year i was proud to host nasa astronaut doctor rubin in my district in western illinois. doctor rubin spoke about her excitement for the upcoming generation. she believes that, and i spoke with our witnesses earlier, that the first human that will set foot on mars may be in a first grade classroom today. what an exciting possibility for the next generation, for our children. the artemis one mission was an important first unproved test data set the overriding in the vehicle thousands of miles beyond the moon for i

the group is targeting defence, aerospace, nuclear and engineering entities — in order to obtain classifiednd have already hit us air force bases, nasa and defence companies. michael barnhart, mandiant principal analyst at google cloud issued a stark warning — he said: let's hear the thoughts first of our security correspondent gordon corera. a couple of interesting things, i think, about this. the fact that it's a joint advisory from these countries, the fact that they name some of the other countries being targeted as well, including, they say, i think, india and japan, but also the fact they say that this group funds itself through ransomware. that's typically something we associate with criminals. and what they're claiming is that they have attacked us hospitals and health care organisations to effectively steal money in order to support their espionage operations. so a claim that this is a kind of group which mixes criminal and nation state espionage in its work, all on behalf of north korea. sung—yoon lee is a fellow at the wilson center and an expert on north korea — he explains the

she survived the genocide to become a silicon valley aerospace engineer, but she turned to cooking to the recipes her mother taught her. >> when my mom passed away, she her story was just something that i think people should know, you know, because she was she was an orphan when she was 14. she never had a chance to go to school. she raised all of us here as a single mom. >> she says she wanted to carry on her mother's legacy into the restaurant and bring the authentic flavors of cambodia to the south bay. >> time now. 556 a pop up at a very unique bay area landmark has now been put on hold. the famous flintstone house in hillsborough was scheduled to open this saturday as a sushi catering pop up. the city says, because that business is in a house in a residential area, there may be some issues with zoning as well as health department guidelines. both parties are now working together to address those issues. >> taco bell is opening up a pop up in a retirement community. it's called the cantinas. it will only be open for two days next month near san diego. taco bell says fans of all ag

. >> questlove: and i'll be playing aaron, a 29-year-old aerospace engineer from tulsa, oklahoma, whog devin for being immature. >> jimmy: okay, very good. whenever you are ready. ♪ >> questlove: hey, man. i just wanted to confront you directly, just to see how you're feeling. >> tariq: in my mind, yeah, we had a little bit of a rough night. and i will continue to talk to you about that, if you want to talk about it. >> questlove: yeah. i want to talk about it now. whether you like it or not, you were very arrogant in that moment. >> tariq: but i don't appreciate that you were, you know, calling into question my character and my depth. we don't know each other that well. >> questlove: when i approached you, i thought, "hey, i want to talk to dylan." because -- >> tariq: but -- but my name's not -- my name's not dylan, see? >> questlove: "devin." my bad. >> tariq: like -- okay. you're asking me about my depth, but you don't even know my name. >> questlove: look, i'm just trying to talk to you man-to-man about, like, the seriousness of this. >> tariq: yeah. >> questlove: in my head, i'm

marshall: so, certainly as i talk to aerospace engineers, they are absolutely convinced boeing is engineered properly, that they are absolutely solid airplanes. and i've talked to the pilots. the pilots love a boeing airplane. they do not have enough good things to say about going airplanes. so to me, it comes down to the fact that we are not executing the plan. we have this design, the planes are good, but we are not executing a plan perfectly, and that is what it takes. there's no room for error in your industry, if you take cut corners. mr. calhoun, what went wrong? the design is right, the pilots love them, yet we have some pretty bad accidents. what went wrong? mr. calhoun: the max accident, again, tragic. they were -- the design was wrong. the ntsb reports all of the, investigative reports, specifically identifying error with mcas, and that created an error in the cockpit at a crucial moment. sen. marshall: then fast-forward. mr. calhoun: again, mr. mckenzie, what he refers to, probably half hour people, engineers in particular, work on the engineering of the development and the produc

engineer. >> hey, the eclipse is coming straight to cleveland.it's a once in a lifetime event to be able to experience on the beautiful great lakes and great weather today. i marked on my calendar a year ago and to make it back here, get a chance to hang out with the city i spent two years it has been great. the best thing i've enjoyed is seeing the interest from the city of cleveland and how many people travel today take in the event today and then to be able to learn about the future of nasa and the future of space exploration at the same time, it's a once in a lifetime opportunity to take it in and it's been an honor to be here. >> do you think we created a new future scientists today? >> i think so. there's a wealth of youth walking around here and taking in not only the blowups and displace outside but the center inside and seeing the history of the space program. that gives them perspective. just like nasa that's been my approach. i think the youth, of course, is the next generation, they are going to have tremendous impact on the world and

the prime minister was shown parts that are used in the aerospace industry.echanical engineering is a state priority, as a help to young scientists. from the healthcare project, how to achieve this, a whole complex of things is discussed at the “healthy society in moscow” forum, from proper nutrition of children in schools to disease prevention, and today new medical institutions have been opened in five regions at once, svetlana kostina will tell you in more detail. 1 billion calls per year , russian clinics, primary care, clinics, medical centers, and outpatient clinics operate with such a load. the doctor must supervise the patients, the most important thing is that these are chronic diseases like hypertension... going there this year is too difficult, it was good that they opened up access to medical care, especially for the elderly. assistance is the basis of the national health project, special attention to the construction of medical institutions; today , five more clinics opened their doors. today, five regions of the country have connections with us,

. >> and, david, we were here at the ge aerospace engine services plant doing some stories focused onace when the outage hit in europe, and it hit hard. we heard about long delays in berlin, also at gatwick airport in england, so there's no doubt that as it started early in the morning it was going to hit the u.s. and here's the impact or the three large u.s. airlines that asked for a ground stop from the faa about 2:00 in the morning. cancellations so far, we should say that they have gbegun fully or partially for united, american and delta operations in the united states this is according to siri which tracks all of the aviation industry, the airline business, and you've seen the pictures of people standing in line at the airport that's because in many cases they could not check in online. they had to go to the airport and even now, we're seeing long lines. more than 1200 flights have been canceled. expect that number to rise throughout the day. the impact for american, delta and united, not huge. but what you're noticing, guys, this is one of those issues it will have a ripple effe

the group is targeting defence, aerospace, nuclear and engineering entities in order to obtain classifiedon and have already hit us air force bases, nasa and defence companies. michael barnhart, mandiant principal analyst at google cloud, issued a stark warning — he said... let's hear the thoughts first of our security correspondent gordon corera. a couple of interesting things, i think, about this. the fact that it's a joint advisory from these countries, the fact that they name some of the other countries being targeted as well, including, they say, i think, india and japan, but also the fact they say that this group funds itself through ransomware. that's typically something we associate with criminals. and what they're claiming is that they have attacked us hospitals and health care organisations to effectively steal money in order to support their espionage operations. so a claim that this is a kind of group which mixes criminal and nation state espionage in its work, all on behalf of north korea. sung—yoon lee is a fellow at the wilson center and an expert on north korea — he explai

she survived the genocide to become a silicon valley aerospace engineer, but she turned to cooking to the recipes that her mother taught her. >> when my mom passed away, she her story was just something that i think people should know, you know, because she was she was an orphan when she was 14. she never had a chance to go to school. she raised all of us here as a single mom. >> she said she wanted to carry on her mother's legacy into the restaurant and bring the authentic flavors of cambodia to the south bay. >> at 852, a pop up at a unique bay area landmark has been put on hold. now, the famous flintstone house in hillsborough was scheduled to open as a sushi catering pop up this saturday. the city says because the business is in a house in a residential area, there may be issues with zoning and health department guidelines, it says both parties are working together to address the issues. >> all right. several studies highlight the new york times in the new york times found that hotter than average days have an impact on how you think and how you behave. some studies say people are

the group is targeting defence, aerospace, nuclear and engineering entities in order to obtain classifiedprincipal analyst at google cloud issued a stark warning — he said... here's our security correspondent gordon corera with more details. couple of interesting things about this. the fact that it's a joint advisory from these countries, the fact that they name some of the other countries being targeted as well, including, they say, i think, india and japan, but also the fact they say that this group funds itself through ransomware. that's typically something we associate with criminals. and what they're claiming is that they have attacked us hospitals and health care organisations to effectively steal money in order to support their espionage operations. so a claim that this is a kind of group which mixes criminal and nation state espionage in its work, all on behalf of north korea. president biden has been meeting benjamin netanyahu at the oval office, amid ongoing protests during the israeli prime minister's trip to washington. it's the first meeting between the two since mr biden vis

many trained in science, technology, engineering, and aerospace. their ingenuity has given the world the hard disk drive, the helicopter, the prospect heart valve, and even immunology. even as fighting along the 620 mile long front lines continues, ukraine is undertaking europe's largest, most complex reconstruction and economic recovery effort since world war ii. against impossible odds, ukraine is working ahead with its economic comeback. despite russia's war come ukraine's gdp growth was up 5% last year. investment increased 17 percent and tax revenues rose 25% year-over-year. over 37,000 new businesses were registered in 2023, more than were registered before the war. and since september, more than 2000 ships have carried 60 million tons of grain and steel to global markets through the black sea. the tech sector added 8% more jobs in 2023, with more on the way. and just this month, the private equity firm horizon capitol brought its latest ukrainian tech companies to unicorn status with a valuation of over $1 billion. there is no doubt putin se

industry, they are manufactured using 3d printing , support for mechanical engineering and roboticsiority. gradually, carefully, we need to make sure that, even if domestic solutions, which may not yet be the best in the world, let them begin to be used by companies, and we... 50% to 50% can compensate for the costs of russian, russian-made equipment from trade registers. at the meeting with students , they also discussed pride in siberia, a ring source of photons, abbreviated as skiff. its launch is called a breakthrough in nuclear physics; the prime minister is asked about further funding. what sources of funding will there be for the development of the campus and the development of the ckpi. within the framework of the federal state program for scientific and technological development. russian the federation will continue all activities in the field of science education. on the instructions of the president, we are actively preparing new national projects. we will report to the president. in the month of september, such strategic work is underway. in each of them, these national

infrastructure, which were subsequently struck by our aerospace forces.eded to prepare, well, i really needed to prepare, especially since it was supposed that i was supposed to fly alone if the crew were eliminated, that is, he... various airfields were proposed, which according to for certain reasons, they were not suitable for our type of aircraft. supersonic missile carrier-bomber tu-22m3, a carrier of nuclear weapons in nato codification - backfiire, flash or reverse fire. an aircraft with a variable sweep wing allows the wings to literally fold at supersonic speeds, providing unique aerodynamics, with the entire fusulage covered in red stars. is it only ukraine or syria, georgia? no, this plane has been involved for a long time, and it passed through syria, took part in the georgian conflict, and it periodically undergoes regulations fits into... the plant and it was repainted several times, so here, if it had been used first, there wouldn’t have been enough stars so that the stars, as they say, this is part of the nuclear triad, i understand correc

, we raised $1.5 billion, _ have engineers, we raised $1.5 billion, we — have engineers, we raised $1.5e — billion, we have a lot of aerospace experience to get to the finish line and commercially speaking we have a lot of traction with people signing firm orders. the market is really endorsing — firm orders. the market is really endorsing the work. fine firm orders. the market is really endorsing the work.— firm orders. the market is really endorsing the work. one order from saudi arabia — endorsing the work. one order from saudi arabia is _ endorsing the work. one order from saudi arabia is quite _ endorsing the work. one order from saudi arabia is quite important - endorsing the work. one order from saudi arabia is quite important as l saudi arabia is quite important as well because you're running through hundreds of millions of dollars per year. you will not do manned flight until next year so this is high risk stuff for you, isn't it? it is until next year so this is high risk stuff for you, isn't it?— stuff for you, isn't it? it is if ou stuff for you, isn't it? it is if you look—

infrastructure, which were subsequently struck by ours, the aerospace forces., especially since it was supposed that i should fly alone if the crew were eliminated, that is, it’s different there. were proposed, which for certain reasons for our type the planes did not come. supersonic missile carrier-bomber tu-22m3, carrier of nuclear weapons in the nato backfiire codification. flash or backfire. an aircraft with a variable sweep wing allows the wings to literally fold at supersonic speeds, providing unique aerodynamics, the entire fuselage covered in red stars. is it only ukraine or syria, georgia? no, this plane has been participating for a long time, and it passed through syria, took part in the georgian conflict, and it periodically stands up to regulations factory and it was repainted several times, so if it had been used first, there wouldn’t even be enough bodywork to fill the stars, as they say, here. this. part of the nuclear triad, i understand correctly, correctly, part of the nuclear triad is a component of the strategic nuclear forces, it was they

ge aerospace reported better than expected making more money on services engines.iz has walked away from a $23 billion deal to be bought by google and what would have been their largest ever acquisition. they're telling employees they'll now pursue an ipo. it would have been a boost to alphabet's cloud segment which has faced competition from microsoft and amazon. alphabet stock is higher and we'll hear from them after the bell. come comcast was lower by 2%. revenue in the film business tumbling, which some say could be a negative read through for disney. jon, that's your power check. >> thanks. >>> still ahead, hackers duping folks out of the down payments on their homes. we'll get the details when we return. power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley power e*trade's easy to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans can help you find new tr

ge aerospace up 2%.eneral motors reported the best quarterly u.s. sales since fourth quarter of 2020 and raised the annual profit forecast on strong pricing and demand that it says is coming from gas powered trucks. coca-cola raised its annual organic sales forecast signaling strong demand for sodas, energy drinks and juices in the us and european markets. we're waiting on alphabet, tesla after the bell tonight and we'll get ford and stellantis on thursday. how would assess the earnings season so far. what would you expect from alphabet tonight which i think will be setting the tone for tomorrow. >> alphabet is one of those big magnificent seven names. i think all eyes will be on the big tech names because they've driven the market. the thing about the releases from this morning that struck me is you see strong demand from the consumer in the case of coca-cola and strong demand from business in the case of ge and also as relates to gm, you see gas powered vehicles driving the profitability there. so i th

for example, yesterday, in one flight, a pair of russian aerospace forces attack aircraft successfullyur forest plantations to the west and the first novoselovka. i saw this with my own eyes, i saw the joy in the eyes of the soldiers’ officers, realizing how easier it would be for them to move on, everything is going great, aerial reconnaissance of enemy logistics route locations on the western bank of the volch river is being carried out around the clock, let me remind you, the western bank is significantly higher than the eastern, and is a natural obstacle when crossing the river, this is how our long-range artillery is now disrupting all the enemy’s attempts to carry out engineering work to create a new line of defense at this line, the main problem for our guys, i can say, is that the enemy’s counters, drones, remain , i almost got hit by a drop from baba yaga, two arrivals, two drops 30 and 50 m from this the very car in which i’m sitting now, but nevertheless, our fighters shot down one drone, it was the wing of the second drone, so baba yaga bombed and left, but i can say with c

subsequently struck by our aerospace forces.rew were eliminated, that is, there were various airfields offered, which. a carrier of nuclear weapons in the codification for flash or backfire, an aircraft with a variable sweep wing, allowing the wings to literally fold at supersonic speeds, providing unique aerodynamics, the entire fusulage is covered in red stars, and here only ukraine or syria, georgia, no, this aircraft has been participating for a long time , and he and syria took part in the georgian conflict, he also periodically was subject to regulations it comes from the factory and has been repainted several times. the contribution is invaluable for the tu-22 m3 svo one of the tasks, as an element of the nuclear triad, missile carriers constantly patrol the skies over the japanese seas of okhotsk, the caspian and the baltic. spends a lot of time, yes, yes, a lot. when nato fighters accompany you in neutral waters, long-range aviation, the carrier of nuclear weapons, has already met with our partners who were at the top.

college's degree university of iowa, mechanical engineering. crucial. hires a ceo, don't bring in a finance person. don't bring in somebody focused on, how do we make, cut the losses here and just grow sales. you've got to go back to just making sure you do the nuts and bolts of manufacturing correctly, and then you can grow the company and that's the background of kelly ortberg. the reason shares a little bounce today. not a huge surprise but a welcome one by most investors in boeing because he is an outsider who can come in with a fresh set of eyes and has experience running a large manufacturing company within the aviation industry. remember, rockwell collins, a huge supplier before if was merged into rtx. defense as well at commercial. that's the background that he had at rockwell collins. he will bring that expertise now to boeing and, again, he starts next week. next wednesday, as a matter of fact. or thursday. august 8th, the first day he'll be on the job. he will also be joining the boeing board of directors, guys. so we will not be hearing from

the jet engine manufacturer capitalized on strong demand for the busy summer travel season.endent company in early april. it was able to navigate consistent turmoil in the aerospace supply chain, responding to strong demand for maintenance and spare parts as aircrafts age. do not miss our interview with larry culp, ge chairman and ceo. jonathan: must watch conversation with guy johnson later in the program. up next, democrats charting a path forward. >> vice president kamala harris has excited the community. she has excited the house democratic caucus. she is exciting the country. jonathan: the money over the last couple of days has followed. from new york, that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) sandals rhythm and blues caribbean sale is now on. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get your business online in minutes with godaddy airo jonathan: live from new york city, welcome to the program. equity futures on the s&p 500

engineers install a universal planning and correction module, the so-called plumage.ng, and this is the result of the detonation of a less powerful one and a half ton winged bomb. as a result of the attack , the control center for unmanned aircraft, which the armed forces of ukraine had installed under the antonov bridge, and more than 15 drone operators were destroyed. spiegel is filming a report about the critical shortage of people at the front and ammunition. the soldiers are sorting out today's standard of 120 mm shells, there are 30 of them in total, which should be enough. in the next 24 hours, after the capture of bakhmut a year ago and avdeevka in february of this year, yar is the next target of russian troops, it is a strategically important city, from here it will be relatively easy to attack larger cities in the donetsk region. russian iskanders demolished the german iriste anti-aircraft missile system in the dnepropetrovsk region. the powerful blow was delivered by a ballistic missile with a cluster warhead. russian tricolors and airborne standard. we mai