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you do at george mason university? prof. wijesekera: i do research mostly related to cybersecurity and its consequences on the transportation systems. i have a large group of students who work on radio communications . some on uav s, meaning unmanned areas. torything that is related industrial automation. what is that word you are using? wakers? yes, like inera: buses and trains and so on. any classes as well? prof. wijesekera: yes, i usually teach cybersecurity classes. this fall, i am going to teach a class on automatic wakers. good selectiony facultyate students and that lift us update by day. we are encouraged to do whatever out and look at the new areas that are emerging and participate to the best extent we can. peter: you also have worked at the national institute of standards and technology. what is that, and what are you doing? the nationalera: institute of standards and fornology has a division cybersecurity. as a visiting researcher, and most of my work the ....
the end, whether. i m a member of the museum foundation board. campbell who just stepped in a moment ago was the president of the board so i ve a stake the series of talks. dean agreed to do this talk several months ago. the firstnd he was when i saw when i came in. so he is here. i think you re in for a pleasure , and hear some really neat things about what is happening in his career. and at the university of tennessee. is an inventor and a computer engineer. he is local. he was raised in jefferson city. he went to that marvelous university of tennessee. how many university of tennessee fans in here, show of hands. all right, way to go. so he got his first degree from the universe he of tennessee. and god his masters and doctorate-got his masters and doctorate in electrical engineering. he lost his way from tennessee and ended up at stanford for his phd. pretty good school. and we have some people here who know about that university. he is an ibm fellow. is anyone in ....
celebrations of humanity s highest achievement, the apollo 11 moon landing. we re deeply honored to have vice president pence with us this morning as we unveil neil armstrong s recently conserved apollo 11 ft skpas space suit. also with us, jim brydenstine, who leads nasa s organization whose achievements we celebrate. i m so happy that rick armstrong could join us to represent the family along with his family of the inspiring american hero who took humanity s first steps on the moon. thank you for being here, rick. [ applause ] during our year-long celebration, we ve highlighted the team that made apollo possible. it took 400,000 americans doing every conceivable job to make it happen. that included the engineers, the material experts, the medical experts and the amazing seamstresses of ioc dover who handmade the spacesuit that we re unveiling this morning. it took another large team to conserve the suit so we could once again share it with the world after 13 yea ....
listen to what she had to say. but we have changed a lot. and so that was in 1972, the first one. but i think history is remarkable. this achievement by hillary. reporter: barbara boxer is right now addressing the delegation. out here she is a trailblazer herself, one of the first women elected to congress back in 1992, elected to the senate where she has been. she will be retiring at the end of her term coming up this year. now today we thought there would be more disruptions with bernie sanders and his delegates. california has had a lot of problems with how rowdy they have been booing throughout the very first day. but all that changed today primarily because bernie sanders himself met with the california delegation at breakfast. i understand that many people here in this convention hall and around the country are disappointed. we are absolutely scare today have our voices be heard. reporter: hearing their calls, seeing some cry and some stand in silence. ....
democratic party. and california played the largest part. take a look. as a state that defies donald trump on climate change, immigration reform, and the $15 minimum wage cast for bernie sanders, 221 votes. and for hillary clinton the next president of the united states, 330 votes. reporter: well our delegation has been the loudest and today was no different. we thought there might be some disruption from the bernie sanders delegates as there has been during the last several hours. and of course during all day yesterday, but that did not happen. we caught up with our senator shortly after hillary clinton officially got the nomination. she was very emotional. listen to what she had to say. we have faced a lot of criticism in so many places of the workplace and in politics. i remember it so well. how could you run for the county supervisor? you re a mom. i said it s because i have kids that i want better schools for them. i love the first rank. i honestly believe it ....