ID | 244 | |
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Фотография | ||
Организация | Администрация Проекта STEM-центры | |
Заголовок | Materials Science International Online Course of Moscow State University. | |
Страна | Россия | |
Населенный пункт | Москва | |
Тип | дистанционная школа | |
Место проведения | Онлайн | |
Дата начало | 2020-05-12 10:00:56 | |
Дата окончания | 2020-12-29 21:00:56 | |
Опубликовано | Да | |
Область знаний | Биология и науки о Жизни Техника и инженерные науки Физика и астрономия Химия и нанотехнологии Микроэлектроника | |
Целевая аудитория | школьники 8-11 класс абитуриенты студенты специалисты преподаватели | |
Специализации | Творческие работы | |
Коротко | This online course is devoted to the 61st anniversary of Nanotechnology era. Dates: May 12, 2020 - December 29, 2020 | |
Контент | This course contains official recordings of lectures, seminars, webinars, teleconferences, and other educational materials of Materials Science Department of Moscow State University.
Materials Science Course key dates
On the 29th of December of 1959, Richard Feynman gave a talk called "There’s Plenty of Room at the Bottom" at an annual meeting of the American Physical Society at Caltech. In this famous lecture, Feynman laid the conceptual foundations for the field now called nanotechnology when he imagined a day when things could be miniaturized — when huge amounts of information could be encoded onto increasingly small spaces, and when machinery could be made considerably smaller and more compact. I don’t know how to do this on a small scale in a practical way, but I do know that computing machines are very large; they fill rooms. Why can’t we make them very small, make them of little wires, little elements, and by little, I mean little? Richard Feynman - December 29, 1959 Since that December 29, 1959 is considered the Birthday of Nanotechnology as a scientific field.
Our previous lectures
During the distance learning period (and possibly even after), we can recommend using the collection of video lectures prepared by the social innovations support Foundation "Volnoe Delo" All participants will receive certificates. For more information, please contact us. Email address: e.asmolova@festivalnauki.ru +79017591772 — Ekaterina Asmolova To register as a listener, please, fill in the form below. Participation in all events of the Science Festival NAUKA 0+ is free of charge and admission is free. Sincerely, All-Russian science festival NAUKA 0+ innovative projects and career guidance STEM programs E. A. Asmolova |