The Promise of

Archive:

Click play below to stream a show, or right click to download and save the show to your hard drive (to take with you or play again anytime).

#115
July 26, 2010

FIRST HALF HOUR
(PRESS PLAY)

Part One DOWNLOAD (right click)

--------------------------------------------------

SECOND HALF HOUR
(PRESS PLAY)

Part Two DOWNLOAD (right click)

-------------------------------------------------

FIRST HALF HOUR

Science News Headlines

Joseph Minervini, Department of Electrical Engineering, MIT, Boston

The future of plasma science and nuclear fusion. MIT is recognized among the leading research labs in the physics and engineering aspects of magnetic and inertial fusion

tinytechjobs

A visit to The Den of Strangers (The wisdom of SØren Kierkegaard)
------------------------------------------------------

SECOND HALF HOUR

Answers from the Fountain of Youth-less Information

Joseph Minervini, Department of Electrical Engineering, MIT, Boston

Why the nation's electrical grid will someday be converted from alternating current to DC; update on the IEEE Energy conference September 27-29 in Boston; preview of his presentation titled: Superconducting DC Electric Distribution for Large Scale Data and Telecommunications Centers

The Voice of Reason (Deb Newberry, Dakota Technical College, MN)

ScienceNews Network

Originating in Dallas/Fort Worth. 86% of radio listeners are over the age of 35 and 22% of listeners are business owners

The Promise of Tomorrow Radio Show Moderator: Veteran talk–radio host, Colonel Mason

Each week comments left @ (214)329-4949 will be selected for airing on future programs. Previous shows available for download on this site via the show archive

nanoTX USA

To increase international awareness of nanotechnology on both sides of the globe, International Nanotechnology Week™ has joined with nano tech Japan as a global partner. nanoTX'08 exhibited at nano tech 2008 Japan in February to promote American interests at the event. nano tech Japan has gained world renown over the years as the largest nanotechnology event in the world.

tinytechjobs