Lectures On the Frontiers of Physics Online

modernphysics writes "The Outreach Department at Canada's Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics offers a wide array of online lecture playbacks examining hot topics in modern physics and beyond. Presentations include Neil Turok's 'What Banged?,' John Ellis with 'The Large Hadron Collider,' Nima Arkani-Hamed with 'Fundamental Physics in 2010,' Paul Steinhardt with 'Impossible Crystals,' Edward Witten with 'The Quest for Supersymmetry,' Seth Lloyd with 'Programming the Universe,' Anton Zeilinger with 'From Einstein to Quantum Information,' Raymond Laflamme with 'Harnessing the Quantum World,' and many other talks. The presentations feature a split-screen presentation with the guest speaker in one frame and their full-frame graphics in the other."

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[Speare]

Presentations include Neil Turok's 'What Banged?,' John Ellis with 'The Large Hadron Collider,' ... Raymond Laflamme with 'Harnessing the Quantum World,' and many other talks.

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[MosesJones]

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Glad I could help. My other works include explaining relativity using your relatives and energy v entropy using only the medium of mime.