of the wells highest rent institutions. the alumni and faculty of the massachusetts institute of technology have been awarded nearly a 100 nobel prizes. but how is it dealing with diversity and equal opportunity? that is an oval transfer of m i t talks to out is there. the minister nobles, chancellor of the massachusetts institute of technology. thank you very much for talking to andrea sierra. thank you for having me. your appointment is the 1st african american woman, chancellor of m i t represents a significant milestone for diversity and inclusion in higher education. what does this role represent for you as an african american woman? and how do you see your experiences and perspectives informing your leadership approach to the scientific and academic community? i think my appointment as the 1st african american women at its mit and the chair and the role of chestler is an example of the ways in which a culture of inclusion has created an opportunity for me to assume this responsibility. i've been at mit for over 25 years, starting out as a professor of political science become a header of the political science department,

until 2016 is the israel institute of technology named tehion, a university located in haifa on the shores of the mediterranean, the zionist university of technology. it is known that in aerospace technology and engineering sciences, a number of nobel prize winners are among the professors of this university , which leads the research projects of the zionists. the italian universities boycotted the hellenists and a number of israeli academic institutions and announced that they will no longer have academic exchanges with this university . the israeli academic institute was activated for the first time in april 2004 as part of the boycott movement. at their invitation, scientific associations and students from countries such as england , australia, italy, and the irish teachers' union joined the boycotters of seminary. in 2018, the damage caused by the boycott movement to the economy of the zionist regime was more than 58 billion dollars per year, and it was legal and they took that according to which people who support the boycott movement will be sentenced to seven years and

moscow and kiev accused each other of destroying this dam, but a news from the technology field of a technology instituteitaly made a humanoid robot with the aim of helping workers. hard and heavy lifting can help people worry about the future and wind to help them perform physically demanding tasks. these robots can also protect them from possible injuries , scientists from the it institute of technology have found. a humanoid robot called europa to work alongside humans they made heavy and dangerous manual work, and kap looks small at about one and a half meters and weighs 56 kilograms, but it is very strong and works easily in spaces designed for humans . the creators of this robot want to make it so strong that able to minimize and reduce fatigue. the robot has 3d vision , sensors and liquid touch, so it can touch objects and physically interact with the world. robot can be programmed with powerful engines led by a remote scientist in london, the robotics team envisions a future where workers can design their own robots for heavy tasks in virtual reality, and the display allows for more expressive in

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mcgill university in montrÉal, who was also a postdoctoral associate at the massachusetts institute of technology" research shows climate change has already exacerbated wildfires dramatically. my question is, do you agree with that hypothesis? guest: absolutely. scientific research shows human caused climate change is exacerbating wildfire. wildfires caused by a complex mix of factors. let me briefly set the stage and describe the context. a certain amount of wildfire is natural in many forests. , it kills pests stems out small trees and insurers forests health. in california where i am and in the southwestern u.s., buyer naturally occurs every 10 to 20 years. in canada, buyer naturally occurs every 100 to 300 years. an amazon rain forests, a wildfire never occurs at all. in the western u.s., old outdated policies of suppressing all fires, even natural ones, have caused unnatural human relations of fuel. in canada, roads and towns have caused unnatural increases in ignitions. at the same time, climate change is intensifying the heat that drives wildfires. specific, scientific analyses called dete

for more information, contact amirkabir university's research institute of technologies. subscribers of these areas have been facing a drop in water pressure since the previous day. the officials of the ministry of energy stated that the cause of the pressure point was a temporary problem in the transfer of water from the amir kabir dam . i could have watched you dance with him in qazvin mineral water, i think i have water since yesterday. last thursday, the journalist of the radio station went to the amirkabir dam and took a closer look at the resolution of this problem. the amirkabir dam, in the lower part of the science lesson, a part of the mountain fell and the water that flows from the amirkabir dam or the karaj dam towards the regulatory dam. mireh was actually blocked by dullah nirogah, there was no damage due to the size the rains that were there and the deposits caused by our regulation and by transferring the water we created with the planning done on the access road to roma. they have encountered a problem, it will be resolved soon. mohammad almasi of sda news

researcher at mcgill university in montrcal was also postdoctoral associate at the massachusetts institute of technology says research shows that climate change has already exacerbated wildfires dramatically. my question is, do you agree with that? >> absolutely. published scientific research shows that humans cause climate change is exacerbating wildfire wildfire is caused by a complex mix of factors so let me briefly set the stage and describe the context. a certain amount of wildfire is natural in many forests, it kills Ãand ensures forests health. in california where i am in the southwestern u.s. fire naturally occurs every 10 to 20 years in canada fire naturally occurs only every 100 or 300 years. and in the amazon rain forest wildfires never occur at all. in the western us old outdated policies of suppressing all fires even natural ones have caused unnatural accumulations of fuel and in canada roads and super harvesting roads and towns have caused unnatural increases in ignitions at the same time climate change is intensifying the heat that drives wildfires. specific scientific analyses called det

moscow and kiev accused each other of destroying the dam, but a news from the technology sector of a technology institute in italy is a humanoid robot with the aim of helping workers. made according to the report of the out of our hands network, it is made so strong that it can help people in hard work and lifting loads . they can protect them from possible harm keep safe, the scientists of the italian institute of technology created a humanoid robot named elica to work alongside humans to perform heavy and dangerous manual tasks. cup is about one and a half meters and 56 kilograms, although it looks small, but this robot is very strong. it works easily in spaces designed for humans. the creators of this robot want to make it strong enough to minimize fatigue and reduce fatigue. this robot has a 3d vision sensor and liquid touch , so it can touch objects and the world physically communicates all this things along with the evolution we have planned to build stronger and more active machines with powerful motors can provide you with a better robot. in which workers can guide their robots for tasks in virtu

scientists at the italian institute of technology have developed a humanoid robot called europa for working alongside humans, doing manual stone work and making it dangerous. aerocup is about one and a half meters tall and weighs 56 kilograms , although it looks small, but it is very strong. this robot can easily work in spaces designed for humans. they want to make it strong enough to minimize the line deliver and reduce fatigue. this robot has 3d vision to touch fluid, so it can touch objects and interact with the world physically. we've planned a powerful robot that could bring you a better robot.at an exhibition in london , the erica robot was guided by a remote scientist. to do heavy design work they are flexible and its display provides the possibility of more expressive interactions. also, the inflatable camera robot has a depth for orientation and can recognize objects and movements due to the capabilities of artificial intelligence. amir kabir water destroys the rubble stones and flat stones and in a distance of less than 200 meters, it creates another hundred meters and cuts off t

ngamjahao kipgen, and associate professor at indian institute of technology guwahati. work focuses on ethnic identity, politics and ethnic nationalism in northeast india. and we have subir bhaumik, a veteran journalist, he has been in manipur state covering the republic. he is also an author of two books, "insurgent crossfire" and "troubled periphery" . with the internet shutdown, accurate information could be hard to come by. i will begin with you. you were just there this week. tell us what you saw and what the situation was like. >> it was a nightmare for journalists because you may be able to get a lot of information on a story like this, but if you cannot trust without a doubt, sending backed the story where you want to, turns out to be a nightmare. that is number one. but apart from that, what acts -- what adds is the internet shutdown, rumors are flying. when that happens, in such a combustible sensitive situation, it adds to the tension, to the points of conflagration, the intensity of conflagration, and it also adds to the duration of conflict. >> what did you

of science and technology, scientists of the smart shell. claiming to be used in robots, according to the report of the internet news site, the researchers of the danish institute of technology made this smart skin from soft materials with 3d printing, which turns the robots into strong iranian hands and email for astronauts and space exploration . using these bots can be difficult tolerate space conditions including low pressure radiation and severe temperature fluctuations

italian institute of technology i a humanoid robot called europe was built to work alongside humans doinggerous and rocky manual work . it is about one and a half meters tall and weighs 56 kilograms . although it looks small, it is very strong. this robot can easily be used in spaces designed for humans. it works. the manufacturer wants to make it strong enough to minimize line and reduce fatigue. the relationship has a 3d touch temperature sensor, so it can touch objects and physically interact with the world . all this in next to the transformation we have to build stronger, more active cars with engines the powerful robots we have planned can provide you with a better robot, and at an exhibition in london and the work was guided by a remote scientist, the team envisions a future robot in which workers can perform their tasks in virtual reality. for engineers, they designed the robot's hands to perform heavy tasks, and its display allows for more expressive interactions. this robot has a depth camera for orientation, and due to its artificial intelligence capabilities , it can recognize

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italian institute of technology scientists created a humanoid robot named europe to work alongside humans to perform rocky and dangerous manual tasks. the cable is about one and a half meters tall and weighs 56 kilograms, although it looks small, but it is very strong. this robot works easily with food designed for humans. the creators of this robot want to make it strong enough to minimize the line. and reduce fatigue and this robot has 3d vision is a sensor and fluid touch, so it can touch objects and physically interact with the world. all this , along with the evolution we have planned to build stronger and more active machines with more powerful motors, can make a better robot. recently, at an exhibition in london, europe 's robot was guided by a remote scientist. the team behind the robot envisions a future in which workers can use virtual reality to design their own robots to perform heavy tasks and display them. that possibility of interactions it provides more expressiveness. also, the robot has a camera with another one for orientation, and because of the capabilities of artific

river , made a humanoid robot with the aim of helping the workers from the apparatus of the institute of technologyitaly, vion reported. the robot's hands are made to be strong it can help in difficult tasks and lifting loads and people. thank you very much for accompanying us. the news of 13 god guards . hello, have a good day . yesterday, during the hottest hours of mother's day, ahvaz reached 44 degrees above zero, and as the warmest center of the province, reports while the early morning temperature reached above zero in the coolest hour in shahrekord, and it was the coolest center , even now, i am at your service in most parts of the country, celebrating in the clear, sunny sky, just a corner of ebro in kerman province. sistan and baluchistan province , we see that the sky in these areas now a little cloudy has been reported, we expect that it arrived today and in the northwestern parts of our country for the provinces of west azarbaijan, east azarbaijan, ardabil province, as well as in the southeastern part of the country and the southern parts of sistan and baluchistan province, the eastern

because the institute of technology spent many years researching the safety of nuclear power plants. the aim is to prevent serious accidents like the 2011 disaster and focus cima. japan. scientists prepare a few road. they want to do a meltdown test in japan, hydrogen to escape when the reactors fit in class. chips over heated hydrogen built up in the reactors pressure vessels, eventually causing an explosion. the scientists and cows were testing various materials that could be used for the cloud troops to see how they respond to overheating. the fuel roads are placed in a furnace and exposed to temperatures of more than 2000 degrees celsius. even though germany itself has phase low nuclear power, thomas felt thomas research is getting a lot of attention from experts around the world. the s m l small much in our records, the generation of s m, ours are small modular reactors that will come in the next 10 years or light water reactors of those 14. and that's why it's important to us in the district and she may react to it was also like want to react to account. so basically the same p

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i went on to the california institute of technology in january of 1970. i am the son of a career navy man. my father graduated from high school and immediately enlisted in the u.s. navy. he was an enlisted man for his entire career. i'm very proud of his achievement. he rose to the highest rank in in the enlisted ranks as an nine. but he was as many would appreciate a person who built his career in the military and though my brother and i vigorously argued with my father, he believed very strongly in the chain of command in the military regarding the president as commander in chief and you should report your president, right or wrong, and that military perspective stuck with me. and as the months unfolded in 1970, as i began my ph.d. experience at caltech, we were involved in many challenging times. my ph.d. advisor, dr. george s hammond, was a great chemist, and at the same time a very politically engaged individual. he gave a speech at caltech after the cambodian invasion. that speech was very critical of president nixon, and my advice her was removed f

massachusetts institute of technology, this is mission control houston. uh, i'm mike collins. jack, i wish i was up there with you. uh... is that the mike collins? -no, no. it-- -(laughter) sir, it's a-- what an honor. man: ...armstrong, collins, and aldrin... man: we have a liftoff, on apollo 11. jack: you know, i think that inspiration is hard to quantify, but has such a huge impact, so that's what you did, sir, and that's what we hope we can continue to do uh, to get the next generation going and to really get this whole space exploration thing moving for good. you certainly are doing it, jack, uh, big time, and a lot better than we ever did. thank you for your work up there. (applause) female reporter: san jose tonight now on track to becoming the hottest housing market in the entire country this year. prices are... ...most recently with apple and google, to move here. shocked by how much homes are selling... tanner: that's where this whole new diridon district is gonna be developed. so that's the water building right there. yeah. (scoffs) bam. these condos are gonna go up

machines, there are plenty of human controlled droids on display, like ergocub from the italian institute of technologyperator 650 miles away in genoa, italy. now that isn't the robot waving back at me, that's actually somebody who is in genoa controlling the robot via telepresence. they have a vr headset and controllers on their hands, and it demonstrates the kind of capabilities of telepresence. machines like this could used in environments where it might be unpleasant or hazardous to human beings. ew! i can test drive telepresence thanks to ix, norwegian company backed by open ai of chat gpt fame, but my test drive will come with human handler though, making sure i don't damage their robot. this robot here is called eve. when i pop on this headset, grab hold of the handset, i'll be in control. now when the headset is on i can see through eve's eyes. at the moment these robots are being used as security guards and are being tested out in the united states. up to eight of these can be patrolling a space while one guard sits in the control centre. if something happens that requires human interaction or

petersburg state institute of technology in tulsa. we have jeremy guzman of he is a managing editor of colbert action magazine and finland macross democracy. or he's a finish political blogger, and commentator hard gentleman cross sack roles, and i think that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, alexander, i will go to you 1st here and you have a tender age or a bit younger than the rest of us here. but, you know, watching what's going on with in ukraine, particularly with the, the, the destruction of this dam. we don't know exactly what happened, but i think we can presume, considering we have other incidents of a similar kind over the last 15 months. it reminds me growing up when i was told by the us military that we had to destroy the village to save the village. it sounds very much like the same thing going on. now, the ukraine's western partners are encouraging ukraine to destroy their own country, to i guess, save the country your thoughts alexander as well. and you mentioned age. so if you look at what p

petersburg state institute of technology in tulsa. we have jeremy guzman of he is a managing editor of colbert action magazine and penguin blue cross democracy, or he's a finish political blogger, and commentator hard gentleman crosstalk roles and the fact that means he can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, alexander, i will go to you 1st here and you have a tender age or a bit younger than the rest of us here. but, you know, watching what's going on with in ukraine, particularly with the, the, the destruction of this damn. we don't know exactly what happened, but i think we can presume considering we have other insights then set this up a lot of times over the last 15 months. it reminds me growing up when i was told by the us military that we had to destroy the village to save the village. it sounds very much like the same thing going on. now, the ukraine's western partners are encouraging ukraine to destroy their own country, to i guess, save the country your thoughts alexander as well. and you mentioned age. so if you

petersburg state institute of technology in tulsa. we have jeremy whose model he is a managing editor of cobra, action magazine, and in finland, macross democracy, or he's a finish political blogger and commentator hard gentleman cross sack roles. and in fact, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, alexander, i will go to you 1st here and you, you have a tender age or of any other than the rest of us here. but, you know, watching what's going on with in ukraine, particularly with the, the, the destruction of this damn. we don't know exactly what happened, but i think we can presume, considering we have other incidents of a similar kind over the last 15 months. it reminds me growing up when i was told by the us military that we had to destroy the village to save the village. it sounds very much like the same thing going on. now, the ukraine's western partners are encouraging ukraine to destroy their own country, to i guess, save the country your thoughts alexander as well. and you mentioned age. so if you loo

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haifa institute of atomic technology in 2016. haifa is on the shores of the mediterranean coast.is the zionist university of technology. even in aerospace technology and engineering sciences, a number of nobel prize winners are among the professors of this university, which guides the zionist research projects. the military weapons that landed on mr. palestine project in january 2016, 168 professors and researchers of italian universities boycotted tehran and a number of israeli academic institutions and announced that they would no longer have academic exchanges with this university. a number of palestinian students and elites have launched a scientific boycott at their invitation, scientific associations and students from countries such as england, australia, italy, and the irish teachers' union to the boycotters of tarsh theological seminary, the boycott movement and the boycott of israel are an economic threat to zionist mahmoud nawaj, who is the coordinator of the national committee of israel in palestine, says that until 2018, the damage

ne india in go, a hockey is a non to whole kick in who is an associate professor of engine institute of technology go a how to his work focuses on estna identity politics and esick nationalism in ne, india, and from co cutoff, we have severe a bowman who is a veteran journalist, who has recently been in money poor state covering the conflicts. severe is also the author of to puts on ne india in searching crossfire and troubled parents for a warm welcome to all. thank you so much for your time. so severe with the internet shut down. accurate information obviously could be hard to come by. so i'll begin with you because you were just in money port earlier this week. tell us what you saw and what the situation was like. it was a nightmare for journalists because you may be able to get a lot of information on and running. story like this, but if you're going across with your dog sending back the story to where you want to does to be a nightmare, that's number one. but apart from that, one has to be ordered, prizes is driving the truck dog goods. are you more than welcome, or just a new wires are flyin