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1 VideoUXSS 2014: X-ray Free Electron Lasers Claudio Pellegrini discusses the physical principles and main characteristics of X-ray Free Electron Lasers. Talk given on June 16, 2014. 7/11/2014 Free View in iTunes

2 VideoUXSS 2014: Hard X-ray Spectroscopy Pieter Glatzel from ESRF Grenoble discusses the interaction of X-rays with matter, X-ray emission spectroscopy, and resonant inelastic X-ray scattering. Talk originally given on June 16, 2014 during the Ultrafast X-ray Summer Seminar (UXSS 2014) at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. 7/11/2014 Free View in iTunes

3 VideoUXSS 2014: Electronic structure and ultra-fast solution dynamics seen with X-ray vision through theoretical spectacles Michael Odelius from the University of Stockholm discusses the electronic structure and ultra-fast solution dynamics seen with X-ray vision through theoretical spectacles. Talk originally given on June 19, 2014 during the Ultrafast X-ray Summer Seminar (UXSS 2014) at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. 7/11/2014 Free View in iTunes

4 VideoUXSS 2014: Coherent X-ray Scattering at Ultrafast Timescales Oleg Shpyrko from UC San Diego discusses coherent X-ray scattering at ultrafast timescales. Talk originally given on June 18, 2014 during the Ultrafast X-ray Summer Seminar held at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. 7/11/2014 Free View in iTunes

5 VideoUXSS 2014: Soft X-ray General and Solid State Aspects Alexander Föhlisch from Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin discusses soft x-ray general and solid state aspects during the 2014 Ultrafast X-ray Summer Seminar at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. Talk was given on June 18, 2014. 7/11/2014 Free View in iTunes

6 VideoUXSS 2014: Ultrafast Molecular Spectroscopy with X-rays: Experiment Philippe Wernet from Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin discusses ultrafast molecular spectroscopy with X-rays. Talk originally given on June 19, 2014 during the Ultrafast X-ray Summer Seminar held at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory. 7/11/2014 Free View in iTunes

7 VideoSSRL: Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering SLAC: Demystifying the Lightsource Experience 12/20/2012 Free View in iTunes

8 VideoSSRL: Nano-Scale X-Ray Imaging with Elemental/Chemical Sensitivity SLAC: Demystifying the Lightsource Experience 12/20/2012 Free View in iTunes

9 VideoSSRL: Extended X-Ray Absorption Spectroscopy Fin Structure SLAC: Demystifying the Lightsource Experience 12/20/2012 Free View in iTunes

10 VideoSSRL: X-Ray Scattering SLAC: Demystifying the Lightsource Experience 12/20/2012 Free View in iTunes

11 VideoSSRL: Role of Light Sources in Research SLAC: Demystifying the Lightsource Experience 12/20/2012 Free View in iTunes

12 VideoSSRL: Moving to the LCLS Demystifying the Lightsource Experience 12/20/2012 Free View in iTunes

13 VideoSSRL: Getting from Proposal to Experiment SLAC: Demystifying the Lightsource Experience 12/20/2012 Free View in iTunes

14 VideoSSRL: Proposal Review, Rating, and Beam Time Allocation SLAC: Demystifying the Lightsource Experience 12/20/2012 Free View in iTunes

15 VideoSSRL: Writing a Good Proposal SLAC: Demystifying the Lightsource Experience 12/20/2012 Free View in iTunes

16 VideoSSRL: Tips on Getting Started with Research at SLAC SLAC: Demystifying the Lightsource Experience 12/20/2012 Free View in iTunes

17 VideoUXSS: Surface Femtochemistry and Catalysis SLAC: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School 7/26/2012 Free View in iTunes

18 VideoUXSS: Matter Under Extreme Conditions at X-ray Free-Electron Lasers SLAC: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School 7/18/2012 Free View in iTunes

19 VideoUXSS: Ultrafast Opto-Magnetism SLAC: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School 7/18/2012 Free View in iTunes

20 VideoUXSS: Terahertz Science SLAC: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School 7/18/2012 Free View in iTunes

21 VideoUXSS: Ultrafast Correlated Material Science SLAC: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School 7/18/2012 Free View in iTunes

22 VideoUXSS: TIme-Resolved X-ray Scattering from Phonons SLAC: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School 7/18/2012 Free View in iTunes

23 VideoUXSS: Nanocrystallography SLAC: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School 7/18/2012 Free View in iTunes

24 VideoUXSS: X-ray Quantum Optics SLAC: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School 7/18/2012 Free View in iTunes

25 VideoUXSS: X-ray Photon Correlation Spectroscopy SLAC: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School 7/18/2012 Free View in iTunes

26 VideoUXSS: Theory of X-Ray Spectroscopy SLAC: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School 7/18/2012 Free View in iTunes

27 VideoUXSS: X-ray Free Electron Lasers SLAC: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School 7/18/2012 Free View in iTunes

28 VideoUXSS: Photon Science at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory SLAC: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School 7/18/2012 Free View in iTunes

29 VideoUXSS: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School Introduction SLAC: Ultrafast X-ray Summer School 7/18/2012 Free View in iTunes

30 VideoXLDB: Functional Annotation of the Protein Sequence Universe Eugene Kolker of Seattle Children's Hospital looks at how extremely large databases are used and worked with when it comes to sequencing proteins. Kolker looks at the future of this technology and how it can be improved. (October 19, 2011) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

31 VideoXLDB: Managing the Data Bonanza - Generating, Analyzing, and Sharing Data for Megasequencing Projects Narayan Desai looks at how the enormity of databases has created an interesting problem when it comes to moving and sharing data across and between projects. (October 19, 2011) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

32 VideoXLDB: Sequence Read Archive - Validation, Archival, and Distribution of Raw Sequencing Data Eugene Yaschenko looks at the history of sequencing and its relationship to software development. She looks at how the future of many fields relies on this growing technology and how it will be implemented in the future. (October 19, 2011) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

33 VideoXLDB: Extremely Large Data Challenges - What R Can and Can't Do Susan Holmes of the Stanford statistics department discusses how R has certain limitations when it comes to dealing with extremely large sets of data. She looks at how it can be incredibly powerful in many situations. (October 18, 2011) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

34 VideoXLDB: YouTube's Data Warehouse Biswapesh Chattopadhyay of Google discusses some of the latest technology that YouTube has worked to implement. He discusses the unique challenge the YouTube faces of storing such a data that is as taxing as video. (October 18, 2011) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

35 VideoXLDB: Data Infrastructure at LinkedIn LinkedIn Software engineer Shirshanka Das discusses his work on distributive data transport and storage technology during 2011 Extremely Large Databases Conference hosted by the Stanford Linear Accelerator Laboratory. (February 21, 2012) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

36 VideoXLDB: Extreme Analytics at eBay Thomas Fastner of eBay discusses how they use server technology to streamline the incredible amount of data turnover that occurs across the eBay network. (October 18, 2011) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

37 VideoXLDB: Real-time Analytics at Facebook Facebook Software Engineer Zheng Shao discusses the importance of software analytics and real-time solutions in social networking technology at the 2011 Extremely Large Databases Conference and Invitational Workshop hosted by the Stanford University. (February 21, 2012) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

38 VideoXLDB: Large Database Storage - Reference Cases from Industry Kian-Tat Lim gives an overview of large database storage industries that will be introduced at the 2011 Extremely Large Databases Conference and Invitational Workshop hosted by the Stanford Linear Accelerator Laboratory. (February 21, 2012) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

39 VideoXLDB: 2011 Extremely Large Databases Conference Introduction Jacek Becla introduces the 2011 Extremely Large Databases Conference and Invitational Workshop hosted by the Stanford Linear Accelerator Laboratory. Becla discusses the main goals of the conference and gives an overview of events. (February 12, 2012) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

40 VideoXLDB: Cloud Computing at Scale Roger Barga of Microsoft discusses large scale projects can be computed on the cloud. When dealing with projects of scale precautionary measures must be taken to make sure that efficiency is kept at a maximum. (October 19, 2011) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

41 VideoXLDB: One Billion Rows a Second - Fast, Scalable OLAP in the Cloud Michael Driscoll of Metamarkets continues the discussion of how data systems can be scaled more efficiently on the cloud. (October 19, 2011) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

42 VideoXLDB: Quora - Scaling Up Quickly on the Cloud Edmond Lau of Quora discusses some of the unique challenges and opportunities that come with scaling up data structures that are kept on the cloud. (October 19, 2011) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

43 VideoXLDB: Architectural Building Blocks for Extremely Large Analytic Systems Andrew Lamb of Vertica Systems discusses how large analytic systems are built and managed in order to maintain inefficiency. He focuses on the technology that makes these data processing feats possible. (October 19, 2011) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

44 VideoXLDB: In-situ Scientific Data Processing for Extreme Scale Computing Scott Klasky discusses how data processing works in situations with extreme scale computing. He details some of the difficulties that arise in these cases with huge amounts of information. (October 19, 2011) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

45 VideoXLDB: Value of Training Scheduling Daniel Wang of SLAC discusses how train scheduling can be implemented to increase efficiency when working with incredibly large data sets. He focuses on how bandwidth can be shared over multiple projects. (October 19, 2011) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

46 VideoXLDB: Drug Discovery in the Era of Big Data Computational Biologist Gregory McAllister discusses how the pharmaceutical industry is trying to take advantage of the incredible data technology that has presented itself over the past couple decades. (October 19, 2011) 5/9/2012 Free View in iTunes

47 VideoSSRL: Fossil Imaging and Uranium Mobility in the Surface Roy Wogelius offers an overview of synchrotron-based research into the chemical traces left behind in fossils, previously thought to contain nothing but bone and rock. (October 24, 2011) 3/19/2012 Free View in iTunes

48 VideoSSRL: Research on Materials for Sustainable Energy at SSRL and SLAC Mike Toney offers an overview on research for materials that could be used in the field of sustainable energy. He co-leads the Materials Sciences Division at SSRL. (October 24, 2011) 3/8/2012 Free View in iTunes

49 VideoSSRL: Understanding Nature's Assembly of Molecules to Improve Tomorrow's Electrons Stefan Mannsfeld describes his award winning research on high sensitivity flexible pressure sensors and on the molecular packing of organic semiconductor molecules in single-layer thin films. (October 24, 2011) 3/8/2012 Free View in iTunes

50 VideoSSRL: Implications of Disorder on Charge Transport in High Performing Organic Semiconductors Jonathon Rivnay describes his award winning research on organic semiconductors, which enable flexible and low-cost electronics such as light-emitting displays, smart sensors, and photovoltaic solar cells. (October 24, 2011) 3/8/2012 Free View in iTunes

51 VideoSSRL: LCLS Instruments and Experiments Bill Schlotter introduces the free-electron laser in the last session dedicated to the discussion of lightsource technologies. The series is geared toward scientists new to the field, as well as those considering new techniques. (October 23, 2011) 3/8/2012 Free View in iTunes

52 VideoSSRL: Ultrafast Science at SSRL Aaron Lindenberg introduces the concept of ultrafast science in the sixth session dedicated to the discussion of lightsource technologies. The series is geared toward scientists new to the field, as well as those considering new techniques. (October 23, 2011) 3/8/2012 Free View in iTunes

53 VideoSSRL: X-Ray Scattering Stefan Mannsfeld introduces scattering experiments in the fourth session dedicated to the discussion of lightsource technologies. The series is geared toward scientists new to the field, as well as those considering new techniques. (October 23, 2011) 3/8/2012 Free View in iTunes

54 VideoSSRL: Macromolecular Crystallography Clyde Smith introduces crystallography in the third session dedicated to the discussion of lightsource technologies. The series is geared toward scientists new to the field, as well as those considering new techniques. (October 23, 2011) 3/8/2012 Free View in iTunes

55 VideoSSRL: Sources of Synchrotron Radiation James Safranek introduces synchrotrons in the second session dedicated to the discussion of lightsource technologies. The series is geared toward scientists new to the field, as well as those considering new techniques. (October 23, 2011) 3/8/2012 Free View in iTunes

56 VideoSSRL: Demystifying the Light Source Experience Workshop Introduction Sarah Hayes gives an introduction to lightsource technologies. It is geared toward scientists new to the field, as well as those considering new techniques. (October 23, 2011) 3/8/2012 Free View in iTunes

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