APS March Meeting talks online

Thanks to a commenter (and ZapperZ) for bringing to my attention that a bunch of invited talks from this year's March APS meeting are now online.

One big invited session was the industrial one, Physics that Changed the World:

• Oxide-confined VCSELS - video here
• The Ubiquitous SQUID:  History and Applications - video here
• How Organic LEDs Revolutionized Displays (and Maybe Lighting) - video here
• The Magnetic Hard Disk Drive - How Information is Stored in the Cloud - video here
• The Double-Heterostructure Concept in Lasers, LED's, and Solar Cells - video here

The other was the Kavli Symposium:

• Einstein, Gravitational Waves and a New Science - video here
• Discovery of the chiral Majorana fermion and its application to topological quantum computing - video here
• Neuromorphic Computing - video here
• Frugal science: A physicist view on tackling global health and education challenges - video here
• When a Weed is a Flower: Reimagining Our Classification System - video here

And the big bilayer graphene talk:

• Magic-angle graphene superlattices - video here

In general the APS Physics YouTube channel has a lot of cool stuff!