
Walter Brattain
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Sep 21, 2026
Bringing hard electronics into soft and squishy bodies
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19:53John A. RogersGUEST
... that's the point.
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19:54John A. RogersGUEST
I think for me, a role model is John Bardeen, who was a theoretical physicist, uh, focused on semiconductor charge transport, and working with, uh, Brattain and, and Shockley, they invented the transistor, won the Nobel Prize, changed the world.
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20:08John A. RogersGUEST
You know, if, if you can aspire to that level of science and technology, I think that's a model that we like to, like to think about.
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20:17John A. RogersGUEST
So put another way, we'd like to generate knowledge for the ages, but technology for today.
Episode 56: Time To Move On
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37:10Mike RuppHOST
But, uh, to my point where Jack is Jack, world-class talent.
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37:15Mike RuppHOST
Brattain, world-class talent.
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37:17Mike RuppHOST
He, he'll throw the body around when he needs to and create some space for himself.
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37:21Mike RuppHOST
Um, y- you know, you start going, uh, talking about some of the, the undersized guys.
The Physics Reason AI Works When It Shouldn’t
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34:14Brian KeatingHOST
It looks like a piece of coathanger.
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34:15Nigel GoldenfeldGUEST
Bardeen and Br- and Brattain was, was standing around with like, "Why, why, why are we here?" Or, "Why is he there?" He's-
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34:21Brian KeatingHOST
Why is he there, right? [laughs]
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34:22Nigel GoldenfeldGUEST
Yeah.