Lectures related to Phenomenology (philosophy)

Explores the behavior of real gases and fluids around the critical point.

Delves into Virtual Reality's potential for embodied interactions, training, and rehabilitation, emphasizing the advantages of embodied skills in VR.

Explores Virtual Reality as Embodied Interaction, Phenomenology, Heidegger's concepts, VR applications, and the birth of the Head-Mounted Display.

Explores Heidegger's philosophy, Benjamin's art analysis, and the essence of human existence in relation to architecture.

Explores the statistical analysis of turbulence, including Kolmogorov's theory and modeling methods.

Covers embodied interaction in virtual reality, exploring its concepts, applications, and historical development.

Explores suspensions, emulsions, interaction forces, stability factors, and emulsion types.

Explores embodied Virtual Reality, Heidegger's interaction modes, VR training niche, and Head-Mounted Displays.

Explores real fluids, critical points, supercritical fluids in nature, and their diverse applications.

Explores colorimetry, light propagation, and sound wave properties.

Explores turbulence phenomenology, focusing on scale separation, Reynolds numbers, and computational implications.

Offers a comprehensive overview of plasma physics and applications, emphasizing the significance of plasmas in fusion energy, space, and industry.

Discusses the SVZ sum rules and their application in quantum field theory, focusing on trans-series and non-perturbative corrections.

Discusses the SVZ method for calculating non-perturbative corrections in quantum field theory.

Explores the concept of 'presence' in psychosis research, focusing on felt presence and its relation to hallucinations and paranoia.

Explores radiation, sound waves, color perception, and luminous flux characterization.

Covers solar energy and wave properties, including superposition and color perception.

Covers magnetogenesis in axion inflation and its implications for gravitational waves.