Recurrent Patterns is a show about discovering interesting patterns in business, technology, culture, etc. Vaclav Vincalek talks with leaders, entrepreneurs, scientists, authors and others who can share their insights in informal, long-form conversations.
Recurrent Patterns
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Recurrent Patterns is a show about discovering interesting patterns in business, technology, culture, etc. Vaclav Vincalek talks with leaders, entrepreneurs, scientists, authors and others who can share their insights in informal, long-form conversations.
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March 21, 2021
Recurrent Patterns #8 - Ron Blatman - Learning through the experience of cities
<p>Interview with <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/ron-blatman-2a83185/">Ron Blatman</a>, the Executive Producer/Producer at Saving the City: Remaking the American Metropolis TV series https://savingthecity.org</p> <p>Ron is also Executive Producer/Producer for Zoo Story: Reinventing the American Zoo, a documentary about the past, present and future of zoos. Zoo Story traces the fascinating and little known story of how zoos have evolved from places largely devoted to recreation with a secondary focus on science to centers for wildlife and habitat conservation as well as environmental education. Visit <a href="//www.zoostory.org">www.zoostory.org</a> for more about the program including a preview video. </p> <p>Ron’s first film was as Creator and Executive Producer/Producer for Saving the Bay: The Story of San Francisco Bay, a national prime time PBS TV series narrated by Robert Redford. Saving the Bay’s four episodes cover San Francisco Bay from its origins to the present and highlight three pioneering women who saved the Bay from becoming little more than a river in the 1960s. </p> <p>Go to <a href="//www.savingthebay.org">www.savingthebay.org</a> for video pieces and an extensive education section. The series won four regional Emmy awards including for Best Documentary. Screenings were held for members of Congress at the US Capitol and in conjunction with the state legislature in Sacramento. </p> <p>Ron previously worked in real estate development and finance in his native San Francisco and on Wall Street in New York, as well as serving as Director of Business Development in the San Francisco mayor's office in the early 1990s. He was the mayor’s point man for keeping the San Francisco Giants baseball team in the city as well as catalyst for a major new Federal office complex.</p> <p><br></p>
December 13, 2020
Recurrent Patterns #7 - Ben Evans - Designing the next land speed record car - Bloodhound
<p>Dr Ben Evans is an Associate Professor in Aerospace Engineering and sits on the design team for the Bloodhound Land Speed Record project with responsibilities for aerodynamic modelling. Dr Evans's research interests range from computational shape optimisation and high speed aerodynamic modelling to molecular gas dynamics simulation and has worked with companies including Rolls-Royce, Airbus and Reaction Engines. He has interests in engineering public engagement and engineering education. </p> <p><br> Bloodhound information </p> <p>https://www.swansea.ac.uk/bloodhoundssc/ </p> <p>Bloodhound videos </p> <p>First test run - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mylca_onT_I</p> <p>0 to 628mph / 1010kmh in 50 seconds - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GXtwR71huE</p> <p>The wheel - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6nvX_qYxsY</p>
October 3, 2020
Recurrent Patterns #6 - Eric Siegel - The Power to Predict Who Will Click, Buy, Lie, or Die
<p>Recurrent Patterns host Vaclav Vincalek speaks with Eric Siegel, PhD. about machine learning and predictive analytics. </p> <p>Machine learning is rapidly expanding across the business world -- but in special industries like self-driving and medical imaging, it is especially making leaps and bounds via "deep learning". How do these two arenas compare and relate? And how do we bring the human element into the field of machine learning -- which is itself the ultimate endeavor in automation? </p> <p>Eric Siegel brings that human element into his teachings more than most any other machine learning courses I've seen, and also brought it into this 35-minute discussion. Eric is the founder of Predictive Analytics World (<a href="http://www.pawcon.com">http://www.pawcon.com</a>), the instructor of the free-to-access "Machine Learning for Everyone" on Coursera (<a href="http://www.machinelearning.courses">http://www.machinelearning.courses</a>), and the author of "Predictive Analytics: The Power to Predict Who Will Click, Buy, Lie, or Die" (<a href="http://www.thepredictionbook.com">http://www.thepredictionbook.com</a>).</p>
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