At the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST),
there is an international group of about 20 researchers
working under the direction of Professor Jens Kreisel.
Funded through the PEARL research grant programme of the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR),
they're investigating the developing of very special materials
These can be crystalline solids or thin films,
and they can do things like convert pressure into electricity.
We encounter materials like these in everyday things, like gas igniters
And, they save lives by responding within a fraction of a second
to convert the impact of a collision to the trigger signal that releases an airbag
These are just two of the more well-known applications for intelligent materials
We call materials intelligent, because they do something intelligent to solicitation they get from outside
This means for instance, you deform a material
and the material is intelligent enough to convert this into an electric property
and to say to the outside world 'hello, I have been deformed' and tell you this by an electric property.
Smart materials convert one type of energy into a different type of energy
All smart materials are functional materials
they have a function, a property which can be exploited in different types of technologies
These materials have many properties which are of interest to us, be they electrical, magnetic, or optical
Some for example produce electric voltage when exposed to light,
while others change their temperature when placed in an electric field
They are all inspired by a naturally occurring model material: perovskites
The research group in Luxembourg stands in a highly favourable environment
for investigating the potential for these materials
And developing them for technical applications
One of the great advantages of our group is that it does not sit on its own, but in an environment
Our department of about 170 people, allows access to different types of characterisation techniques,
different types of synthesising techniques
and access to a great bunch of colleagues with whom we can discuss our type of science
We have not only our PEARL group, but we have access to the whole ecosystem
We also collaborate with colleagues in materials and physics from the University of Luxembourg,
And obviously we have a lot of European and international collaborations
Doing science is collaborative work
One of the techniques LIST is a leader for is Raman spectroscopy,
including at extremely low temperatures, or under high pressure
The researchers fire laser beams at materials and derive – from the way the light scatters off them –
how their atomic structure determines their physical properties
In fact, the researchers take these characterisation techniques one step further:
We do something that no one else is doing:
when we shine with light on a material, we at the same time deform the material
We combine piezo effects with the light effect
and like this we work with photo piezo effect, so we again combine two different types of physical properties
No one else has really been doing this, and we are very excited about this and exploring it in more detail
From their success, it is clear the material researchers at LIST are on the right track
Their work has earned them a grant from the FNR's PEARL programme and funding from many other backers
This is a strategy the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR) welcomes,
to ensure good research stays anchored in Luxembourg.
The group has a bright future and now has already grown bigger than originally envisaged
The great thing about the group is that there is a large variety of people,
from fundamental research right the way up to applications,
we also have six different nationalities which I think is one of the very strong points of our group,
we have a vibrant community, we like to go out together and do a lot of stuff together
We have large discussions because there are so many different opinions,
and with new PhDs and Postdocs coming up, there are always fresh ideas coming in,
we are still growing and have a great critical mass to look into this field of research, the coupling of different materials
The research group is also developing innovative processing methods,
to bring smart materials into new industrial applications
Jens Kreisel's experts have managed to print ultra thin transparent layers of smart materials onto substrates
like glass or paper, using an inkjet printer
This technique can for example be used to make sensors or micro antennas,
opening up many new possibilities for application
One of our visions is to position these kinds of materials in the modern world, especially in the digital world
A lot of applications in the digital world are based on new types of screens, which are sensitive to touch
When you touch it, a kind of vibration comes back which is in fact the vibration of piezoelectric material
We are confident that this will see its life in future applications
This precise, localised feedback, will give touch screens a new level of user friendliness
In the future, what we would like to do is more translation of our fundamental understanding to technology applications
Our vision is to be known internationally as a group where we are not only active and experts in a narrow field,
but as a group known for bringing fundamental research right the way up to technology applications
This is a great challenge, because fundamental understanding and technology applications are really two different worlds
I would like our group to be known for being able to marry these two very different aspects
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How to Set Up TP-Link Smart Plug to Wifi with iPhone – Remote Control Lights with TP-Link Wireless - Duration: 2:29.
TP-Link Smart Plugs are a great way to start building a connected home.
In this video, I'll show you how to link the plug to your phone so you can control devices
like a lamp.
First you'll have to download and launch the KASA app.
The first time it's opened you'll have to create an account.
Just enter your email and create a password.
When your information has been submitted, check your email and follow the instructions
to verify your account.
Going back to the KASA app, tap the Plus button at the top and find the TP-Link device you
want to connect.
Now plug the module into an AC outlet to power it up and then tap Next in the app.
Now the TP-Link Plug should be blinking orange and green.
If it is, hit the Next button.
Now let's go to the phone's Wifi Settings and connect to the plug's Wifi signal.
Mine shows up as TP-Link_Smart Plug A5EF.
This is just like connecting to any Wifi hub.
Here I can confirm the connection.
Now go back to the KASA app and tap on the button that says "I'm connected to my Smart
Plug's Wi-Fi".
On this screen you can name the TP-Link device with a name that's easy for you to remember.
Then hit Next.
You can even choose an icon for the device but I'll leave mine as the default.
On the next screen you will have to connect back to your home's Wifi network.
It'll also ask for your Wifi password.
Enter the password and tap Next.
After a few seconds the TP-Link Smart Plug will be set up and ready to use!
Tap Done and the new device is now listed in the app.
Here I've now moved the switch to another room where I've got a table lamp plugged into
it.
To turn on the light, just tap the power button next to the name of the switch you want to
control.
This button is just a simple on-off switch but the app has other functions like a Total
Runtime counter in addition to being able to schedule, set timers and control the switch
when away from home.
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Enjoying Privilege: Male, White, Smart and Otherwise - Duration: 2:10.
because of my Anatomy I enjoy male privilege. I really do enjoy it!
Among the great joys of privilege is ignorance. Because I am a man anxiety
about sexual assault never crosses my tiny little mind. And I'm glad for it! I
don't wish there was more upset and nervousness in my life.
Similarly, I am glad that my melanin challenged friends when pulled over by
the cops don't worry that it's because of their skin color. I also enjoy my
smart privilege. I have no anxiety that I won't be able to understand something
if some competent teacher explains it to me
very slowly. I've also enjoy rich privilege,
cisgender privilege, healthy privilege! Some of us believe that our privileges
come with a side order of responsibilities, a "nobeless oblige"
to use our privileged status to help
make the world a better place for everybody who is not down with that? No
need to answer we know. But among privileges we all enjoy, the greatest is
of course being here. We live in the vacuum of space where dad-blame near
everything out there will kill us almost instantly; from cosmic rays to
temperatures to orbiting debris. Yet here on this lovely water filled Rck
we are safe. I am curious to what extent are you aware of your privileges and to
what extent do you enjoy them please leave a comment below we'd love to hear
from you I hope your privileges are enjoyed appreciated and nobly used
Thank You immensely much for watching beloved sibling. You made it all the way
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have an incredibly great time as you Science The Day!
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How to Talk Like a Smart Lady - Duration: 5:21.
As women we have to work twice as hard to make our voices heard.
So when we finally get the chance, we want to make sure to present
ourselves in the best possible light.
I know you're smart, you know you're smart, so we want to make sure the rest
of the world knows it too.
Whether you're in a job interview, making a presentation
or just want to speak up at a social event,
Here are seven tips to help you talk like a smart lady.
Show the world how much brain magic you've got!
[Extremely fast talking]
Unfortunately, talking too fast makes you
seem less confident or prepared.
Instead speak and a slow even pace and don't
forget to give yourself a chance to breathe
Believe us, you'll sound way smarter.
[Exaggerated gesturing]
Sometimes, when you're feeling nervous you'll gesture too much.
Other times when you're feeling vulnerable,
you'll cross your arms in front of you to make yourself smaller.
But to come up as competent poised it's best to hang your
arms at your sides with the occasional gesture.
Studies show making eye contact with your audience helps to establish a connection.
It also helps prevent you from getting distracted so even though
it's really uncomfortable, you've got to do it.
[Bad slouching posture]
Unfortunately, slouching can be misconstrued as a lack of confidence.
To improve your posture, think about it the
way my ballet teacher taught me. As if there's a string connected to the back
of your head pulling you up up up until you're just about to leave the floor.
When you stand like this, suddenly you're an immovable object that cannot be
easily swayed or steamrolled by opposition.
[Excessive fidgeting]
Too much fidgeting can be misconstrued as distraction, nerves, or worse that you're lying.
Try to keep your body movements to a minimum.
You don't want people paying more attention
to what your body's doing, than the smart words coming out of your mouth.
[Extremely quiet talking.]
If people can't hear you, how are they going to know all the smart things you're saying?
Some of us really need to work on speaking louder and more clearly.
Think of it like you're an opera singer.
Take a deep breath into your diaphragm.
And then you'll be able to speak louder and more clearly without sounding
unnatural or straining your vocal cords.
That's much better!
[Speaking with too many crutch words]
Crutches are not for smart ladies full of brain magic like you.
Take the time to listen to how you speak and identify any crutch words.
These are things such as "like," "um," "you know," "whatever." And they make you sound
way less intelligent than you actually are. The only way to get rid of
crunch words is to practice practice practice until you can speak without them.
It's like... ugh! It can be hard, but it's totally worth it!
If you have any tips on how to improve your speaking and talk like a smart lady please share
them in the comments below! And make sure to check out our website for more tips
on how you can improve your speaking habits.
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