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  1. Professor Sylvia Ceyer discuses titrations involving a strong acid and a strong base. Defining the point and equivalence and the end point. The lecture continues with a focus on calculating points on a pH curve, specifically calculating pH before the equivalence point, calculating volume of HCl needed to reach equivalence point, and calculating pH after the equivalence point. Finally, Professor Ceyer discusses characteristics of titratio...more

  2. Raikes talks about how Microsoft participates in a broad range of competitive and evolving businesses in the software industry.  They are transforming into seven business: client (Windows), information worker business (Office), Business Solutions (small to medium businesses), server and tools, MSN, and Home and Entertainment (X-Box, PC gaming).

  3. Denman talks about how market experience, periodic reinvention through increase in capacity as well as capturing capital create significant value to a growing business.

  4. In product development, Google's Marissa Mayer, Vice President of Search Products & User Experience, believes that a small amount of constraint - whether in file size, pixels, or speed - fosters a lot of innovation. The lesson she shares? Too much creative freedom can make creativity unfocused. A solution with a strict set of barriers yields more concrete solutions.

  5. Differential Equations are the language in which the laws of nature are expressed. Understanding properties of solutions of differential equations is fundamental to much of contemporary science and engineering. Ordinary differential equations (ODEs) deal with functions of one variable, which can often be thought of as time. Topics include: Solution of first-order ODE's by analytical, graphical and numerical methods; Linear ODE's, especial...more

  6. Structure of the Atom: A Conundrum. The work of E. Rutherford, 1911, lead to the discovery of the nucleus. In this lecture, Professor Sylvia Ceyer begins by explaining the backscattering experiment that lead to this key discovery in the early 20th century. She then moves on to a classical description of the atom, including coulombic interaction and the classical equation of motion (Newton's Second Law). The lecture ends with discussion ...more

  7. If the goal of the entrepreneur or the social catalyst is to catch a big fish, you've got to go into deep water, says filmmaker Anand Chandrasekaran. Live deeply and passionately and make a big splash.

  8. Introduction to using the periodic table to determine electron configuration.

  9. From equity, to bonds, to real estate, MissionPoint Capital Partners co-founder Jesse Fink explains how traditional capital markets can be reoriented toward a low-carbon economy. Supporting non-profits is crucial in long-term environmental thinking, says Fink, as this sector pushes policy. But only for-profit business will catalyze true market solutions with pull.

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