Lectures related to Mind and Free Will

Explores Aristotle's metaphysics, the role of science in answering 'why' questions, and the essence of natural philosophy.

Examines philosophical perspectives on space, time, laws of nature, and dynamics.

Covers the scientific method, mathematical descriptions, and the role of mathematics in Physics.

Delves into the mystical brain, the search for ultimate meaning, and the impact of spirituality on mental health.

Introduces the purpose of physics, the role of mathematics, and the importance of observation in understanding natural phenomena.

Covers the fundamental concepts of physics, emphasizing scientific methods and measurement across various spatial scales.

Delves into dispositionalism, laws of nature, Humean metaphysics, and Super-Humeanism in explaining fundamental physics.

Explores digital education strategies, flipped classroom experiences, and HDB3 scrambling in digital communication.

Explores the philosophical implications of artificial intelligence on consciousness and AI safety.

Covers needs assessment for implementation research, deriving needs from program settings and contexts.

Explores quadratic and cubic models, constraints, transformations, and representations in mixing models.

Covers the Fourier inversion formula, exploring its mathematical concepts and applications, emphasizing the importance of understanding the sign.

Explores the nature of consciousness and human experience through famous quotes and philosophical reflections.

Explores special relativity, the Schrödinger and Dirac equations, antiparticles, and fermions' shortcomings.

Covers the implementation of the Flipped Classroom model in education, discussing benefits, challenges, and strategies for success.

Explores transdisciplinarity in integrative research and sustainable landscape development.

Covers the crisis of classical physics, quantum mechanics, entanglement, and quantum computing.

Emphasizes early research experience for EPFL students in AI-based protein design and outlines future plans.

Introduces mechanics, differential and vector calculus, and historical perspectives from Aristotle to Newton.

Explores business meeting debriefing, data collection, and communication challenges.