Invited lectures Rolf Hut, Neeti Kalyani (Sensors and Devices 06_2)
Today, Rolf Hut from the Tu/Delft bring us in the maker movement, while Neeti Kalyani from the Translational Health Science and Technology Institute in India will show us how she is using electrochemical sensors to detect pollutants. Dr. Rolf Hut Twitter: / rolfhut Personal page: http://rolfhut.nl Extra video: how to build a toaster from scratch: • Thomas Thwaites: How I built a toaster -- ... Anouk Wipprecht, sensors, 3D printing, and fashion: • Anouk Wipprecht integrates parking sensors... Interview with Lady Ada (Adafruit): • Limor Fried, Founder & CEO, Adafruit Indus... Dr. Neeti Kalyani: Twitter: / kalyanineeti Review on pesticide sensing: https://link.springer.com/article/10.... "thanks" to the 2020 pandemic, part of the course BioNanoTechnology: Sensors & Devices taught at Wageningen University (the Netherlands) was done online. Please note that these videos are not the whole course, and many things are only mentioned here and discussed further during live lectures.
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Introduction to sensors and devices (Sensors and Devices 01_1)
The Insane Genius of a Formula 1 Gearbox
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Identify chemicals with radio frequencies - Nuclear Quadrupole Resonance (MRI without magnets)
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The Crystal That Could Destroy All Medicine
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How ASML Makes Chips Faster With Its New $400 Million High NA Machine
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There Is Something Faster Than Light
Gas Chromatography Demystified - Understanding How A GC Works
The Successor to CRISPR May Be Even More World Changing
What do the oceans do for us? - The Climate Question podcast, BBC World Service
