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Sounding the Stars with Genetic Algorithms

Google Tech Talks January 13, 2009 ABSTRACT In February 2009 NASA will launch the Kepler satellite, a mission designed to discover habitable Earth-like planets around distant Sun-like stars. The ...  
 
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michalchik (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Where are these tech talks held?
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ncarucar (5 months ago) Show Hide
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So glad this GoogleTechTalk on Travis Metcalfe's adventurous interdisciplinary astronomy is available. We asked Travis to talk a bit about his scientific interests and how he got started on his research career. You'll find that interview in the "People Spotlights" on UCAR's website. We've also started a new NCAR + UCAR Science channel on YouTube (ncarucar). Let us know what you think.
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i have four monitors and i can watch four different videos at once. Its supposed to be impossible to concentrate on more than one at a time, but believe me you can train yourself to do it. I'm trying to get it up to 10 but so far i got up to 6 for about 2 mins then i lost it.
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Thanks for a clear introduction into asteroseismology. It brought up good memories from an astrophysics and unrelated computational seismology course course that I followed some time ago. Now I know how they are related...

Also thanks for introducing (at the end) the Pale Blue Dot project. Maybe I'll adopt a star...
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Travis, it was great having you at Google! Thanks for making the trip and speaking on your research.

Best,
Brad Neuberg

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