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Episode 4: Joost Batenburg: detecting fingerprints with tomography
Enter the realm of tomography, the work field of 'digital archaeologist' Professor Joost Batenburg. Tomography is a technique to peer into objects without taking them apart, akin to the familiar CT scan. Two-dimensional images are converted into three-dimensional images using algorithms.
Now Professor Batenburg has created a portable device that goes around objects, capturing their insides. No longer constrained by size, this device unveils the unseen, revealing secrets within sculptures and artifacts. This provides art historians with a wealth of valuable information about the creation of these artworks.
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Episode 22: Eleftheria Makri: Rethinking privacy in a data-driven world
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Episode 21: Henning Basold: from biology to rockets, the science of systems
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Episode 20: Rita Pucci: Reading the stripes, AI meets wildlife
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Episode 19: Arno Knobbe: Engineering Gold, the science behind Dutch speed skating
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Episode 18: Joost Broekens and Thomas Moerland: AI, revolution or bubble?
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Episode 17: Evert van Nieuwenburg: Tiq Taq Toe, exploring quantum concepts through gameplay
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Episode 16: Marco Spruit: Ai powered pets, a new indicator of elderly well-being?
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Episode 15: Anna Kononova: Lenses for chip manufacturing, unveiling the complexity of their design
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Episode 14: Mitra Baratchi: Designing the perfect algorithm to understand the world
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Episode 13: Peter van der Putten: Tamagotchi, a precursor to today’s human loved home robots
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Episode 12: Hao Wang: From Amsterdam to Paris, real-life applications of Pareto optimum
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Episode 11: Lu Cao: Hay Fever, how AI improves pollen monitoring
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Episode 10: Joost Broekens: Robots & Emotions, are we moving from AI to EI?
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Episode 9: Vedran Dunjko: Next level computing, exploring the world of quantum
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Episode 8: Hazel Doughty: Video Understanding, a step towards the real world
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Episode 7: Jan van Rijn: Robustness, unveiling the black box of AI
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Episode 6: Tessa Verhoef: Robots, a way to better understand humans
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Episode 5: Rob van Nieuwpoort: Efficient computing, a journey starting with a Commodore 64
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Episode 4: Joost Batenburg: detecting fingerprints with tomography
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Episode 3: Max van Duijn, using language as a window on the mind
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Episode 2: Niki van Stein: can explainable AI save lives?
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Aflevering 1: Suzan Verberne: the future of chatbots is human