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Does Science Evolve through Blind Chance or Intelligent Design?

Respecting the Objectives of STEM Education

Lecture presented by: Dr. John L. Hall
Date: November 08, 2011
Location: CETYS University – Mexicali, Mexico
A century ago one could become trained in a field and pursue one's thesis area for the length of the career. That world is long gone, and the lifetime of a cutting-edge engineering education may be just a few years. Characteristically, the new solutions increasingly need to be based on a broader range of knowledges.

Laser Manipulation of Atoms

Lecture presented by: Claude Cohen-Tannoudji
Date: November 15, 2011
Location: BUAA University – Beijing, China
Light is an essential source of information on the world around us, not only at the microscopic scale of atoms and molecules, but also at the very large scale of the universe. It appears now that light is also a powerful tool for acting on atoms, for manipulating them, for controlling their various degrees of freedom.

How Advances In Science Are Made

Lecture presented by: Professor Douglas Osheroff
Date: March 23, 2011
Location: Brno University of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic
In many cases, the chain of discoveries that lead us to a deeper understanding of the natural world is not always anticipated. Even technologies developed to investigate the mysteries of nature don't always have an immediate application.
The World's Greatest Minds
From the pioneers of science to industry leaders, the Honeywell Initiative for Science and Engineering (HISE) gives students direct access to some of the world’s greatest minds. Our guest speakers and lecturers are invested in seeing the next generation realize its dreams.