# Eric Jacobsen
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Eric N. Jacobsen (born February 22, 1960. in New York City, New York) is the Sheldon Emery Professor of Chemistry and Chair of the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Harvard University. He is a prominent figure in the field of organic chemistry and is best known for the development of the Jacobsen epoxidation and other work in selective catalysis.
589: The Correct Amount of Rocks
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Even the low-storage 13” iPad Pros have 12 GB of RAM, despite only using 8 GB? 🤨
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Finding Peace at Potsdam
Just weeks after World War II ended in Europe, Allied leaders President Harry S. Truman, Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and Premier Joseph Stalin met in Potsdam, Germany, to negotiate peace and shape the post‑war world. Despite deep political differences, one unexpected force helped bridge the t…
Eric Jacobsen
This week’s Interplay is a Conversation in Music with a miraculous musician, Eric Jacobsen. Founder with his brother Colin of The Knights, music director of symphonies in Bridgeport and Orlando, and a superb cellist, everything Eric touches sounds fresh and new. I first heard Eric conduct a Brahms …
Christina Courtin - Renaissance Musician: Violinist, Vocalist, Composer. Founding Member Of The Knights. Played With Ed Sheeran, Sara Bareilles. Singer with Yo-Yo Ma, Dawn Upshaw, Laurie Anderson, Bela Fleck, Orlando Philharmonic!
Christina Courtin is an outstanding Violinist, vocalist, and composer and a founding member of The Knights, the classical orchestra founded by Eric Jacobsen and his brother. She has collaborated with Ed Sheeran, Le Ann Womack, and Sara Bareilles, among many others. She has toured all over the world…
The myth of the self-made leader: Matthew Westerman CBE on winning, leadership and resilience
Matthew Westerman CBE has spent his career operating at the highest levels of global finance, but his story is about much more than banking. In this episode of Winning, Ian Rosenblatt OBE sits down with Matthew to explore the experiences, setbacks and lessons that shaped his remarkable career. From…
Winning isn't what you think it is: Sir Ian Blatchford on curiosity, success and fulfilment
Success. Money. Prestige. Why would anyone walk away?
In this episode of Winning, Ian Rosenblatt OBE speaks to Sir Ian Blatchford, Director and CEO of the Science Museum Group, about the risks and rewards of choosing the less obvious path.
From his early years in banking to leading one of Britain's…
704: Past the Ternus Horizon
Pre-show: Marco has a rose and thorn
Lutron Caséta Fan Control
Fanimation
Technology Connections video
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Marco’s favorite feedback (about Myke) was from Analog(ue) 😬
SQLite bug write-up
Blackbird
Post-show Neutral
Professional negotiators / “headhunters” are very m…
704: Past the Ternus Horizon
Pre-show: Marco has a rose and thorn
Lutron Caséta Fan Control
Fanimation
Technology Connections video
Follow-up:
Marco’s favorite feedback (about Myke) was from Analog(ue) 😬
SQLite bug write-up
Blackbird
Post-show Neutral
Professional negotiators / “headhunters” are very m…
Inside the mind behind The Ivy, Arlington & Simpson's in the Strand | Jeremy King OBE
Jeremy King OBE is the visionary behind some of London's most iconic restaurants, including The Ivy, Le Caprice, Arlington and Simpson's in the Strand.In this episode of Winning, Ian Rosenblatt OBE sits down with one of Britain's most influential restaurateurs to explore the ideas, decisions and re…
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