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01:11:04 Controlled Environment Agriculture: Optimizing… Controlled Environment Agriculture: Optimizing Natural Resource Use in Greenhouses and Plant Factories	Controlled Environment Agriculture: Optimizing Natural Resource Use in Greenhouses and Plant Factories Neil Mattson, Associate Professor, and Kale Harbick, Research Associate, School of Integrative Plant Science, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, January 28, 2019 controlled environment agriculture botany carbon footprint ecology lighting electricity natural gas color renewable energy red blue solar panels supply chain animal science high total farms emerging technologies medical marijuana national science foundation vertical farm glaciology nutrient density caption complete plant production heat transfer sustainable architecture hyper local energy intensive materials science growing plants exciting initiative plant physiology 100 stories web colors 3000 miles controlled environment high tunnel inorganic solvents garden features good question biology and pharmacology of chemical elements venture capital carbon dioxide plant factory york city area green house computer science energy cost agricultural economics free science software cea physical quantities electricity needed nuclear reactor coolants u.s. remain open natural light structural system structural engineering production indoors season extension coolants computational chemistry software photovoltaics worst case energy efficiency biomass agricultural buildings carbon dioxide concentrations rooftop greenhouse optical spectrum natural resources year round inspect plants economics terminology qualities of thought crops urban agriculture red light energy efficient commercial greenhouse york city hospital industry agriculture horticulture and gardening photometry nutrition From Jennifer Wright 38 plays
57:56 CAM Colloquium: Guillaume Bal (Columbia) - Hybrid… CAM Colloquium: Guillaume Bal (Columbia) - Hybrid Inverse Problems in Medical Imaging	CAM Colloquium: Guillaume Bal (Columbia) - Hybrid Inverse Problems in Medical Imaging Friday, January 31, 2014 at 3:30pm Frank H. T. Rhodes Hall, 655 CAM Colloquium: Guillaume Bal (Columbia) - Hybrid Inverse Problems in Medical Imaging Several recent coupled-physics medical imaging… vision broadcasting m.r.i. group theory radio spectrum diffusion eng creativity papermaking high contrast imagination natural philosophy interaction classical mechanics mechanical vibrations color ultrasound applied and interdisciplinary physics acoustics linear operators in calculus physical sciences semantics natural sciences materials reconstruction electronics cognitive science condition forestry solution equations of physics statistical terminology question nuclear magnetic resonance purely optical light graphic design banking electromagnetism mechanics communication displacement meteorology spring 2014 mass photography differential calculus logical consequence concepts in physics particle physics quantum electrodynamics religion tissue partial differential equations photometry mental structures resolution latin alphabet vector calculus computer programming statistical theory greek alphabet mediasite interest organs syntactic entities functions and mappings mathematical objects differential topology electromagnetic radiation genetics contrast matter medical terminology computing terminology aesthetics anatomy reasoning vector field engineering logic basic financial concepts function reconstruct universe problem scattering measurement linear algebra on premise optics photon nuclear physics physical objects p.d. noise grammar mathematical analysis physical chemistry theory of relativity force hearing idealism kinematics high resolution philosophical terminology set theory business law information theory computer graphics direction low contrast image processing symbols continuum mechanics scientific method equation caption complete infinity r.p.g. From E. Cornelius 18 plays
57:56 CAM Colloquium, 2014-01-31 - Guillaume Bal:… CAM Colloquium, 2014-01-31 - Guillaume Bal: High-contrast High-resolution Coupled Physics Imaging Modalities	CAM Colloquium, 2014-01-31 - Guillaume Bal: High-contrast High-resolution Coupled Physics Imaging Modalities ultrasound materials engineering radioactivity cam specification languages sound computer systems electromagnetic radiation symbols physical sciences systems science guillaume bal cornell p.d. mathematical objects natural sciences greek alphabet color interaction equations of physics vector calculus genetics image processing equation problem acoustics function communication control theory scientific method physical objects nuclear physics photometry caption complete idealism mechanics quantum electrodynamics sheer waste economic anthropology send light tissue information science metals imagination systems set theory seafood latin alphabet wireless linear operators in calculus evaluation personal life information theory statistical theory group theory logical consequence reasoning linear algebra mental structures religion polynomials forestry light statistical terminology interest hearing computing terminology u.t. m.r.i. high contrast medical terminology nuclear magnetic resonance meteorology light cone r.p.g elementary algebra natural resources measurement medical imaging organs mass determinants reconstruction photography banking partial differential equations condition structural system broadcasting health electronics occupational safety and health property computer programming algebra creativity computer graphics architectural elements optics particle physics knowledge representation low contrast reconstruct high resolution differential topology medical physics grammar inverse problem contrast vision food ingredients physics anatomy photon syntactic entities european space agency philosophy disambiguation continuum mechanics electromagnetism radio spectrum atomic physics universe value papermaking matter applied mathematics physical cosmology artificial satellites orbiting earth systems theory mathematical analysis force resolution business law accountancy scattering natural philosophy infinity applied and interdisciplinary physics existentialist concepts mechanical vibrations question aesthetics classical mechanics From E. Cornelius 9 plays
58:32 CNF NanoCourses 2004 – Section 1.4: E-Beam… CNF NanoCourses 2004 – Section 1.4: E-Beam Lithography (Al	CNF NanoCourses 2004 – Section 1.4: E-Beam Lithography (Al spintronics digital photography e.b.m. analytic geometry chemical properties semiconductor device fabrication cad geometric shapes caption complete communication design natural philosophy graphic design scattering nanometer structural engineering geometry pattern mechanical vibrations electrical components science and technology in spain lithography (microfabrication) electrical engineering p.m.a. optical devices cartography historical scientific instruments system absorption and radiative transfer (optics) dielectrics audio engineering algebra metals photonics expose quantum electrodynamics field electronics semiconductor materials printmaking mechanics meter lenses geodesy systems theory electron computer graphics earthquake engineering video signal electronic engineering k.b. color microscopes image processing spectroscopy kinematics aesthetics electromagnetism navigational equipment quantum mechanics surfaces alignment classical mechanics particle physics i.c.m. architectural elements systems photography audio effects nand quadrilaterals pixel vision geography terminology dietary minerals philosophical terminology optics dimensional instruments thin film deposition materials science force egyptian artefact types biology and pharmacology of chemical elements structure resolution i.p.a. meteorology resist acoustics topology electricity spiders business terms control theory post-transition metals k.v. scientific techniques mineralogy electronic test equipment heat transfer glass substrate nuclear physics atomic physics metrology concepts in physics precious metals genetics microscopy feature micron circles crystallography light binary operations transducers cybernetics geometrical optics c.m. spheres photometry From David Botsch 398 plays