John Hutchison Technical Interview
- October 10th, 2011
- Posted in Video
Mainstream media isn’t very technical, so Gary Stephenson and I visited John Hutchison’s lab to film a technical interview on how the Hutchison Effect works. I’d met with Hutchison just a couple of months earlier, and in that time I’d been able to reflect on what I’d learned during the previous trip to come up with questions to really dig into how John conducted his research. Also, having Gary Stephenson along was a major benefit, as he speaks the same engineering language as Hutchison. Read more
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