A look into the interdiction and sentencing of some of history's most infamous killers and criminals. Delve into the cases that have haunted headlines for decades and those left in the shadows of the justice system. Listen closely as you may find a new perspective on justice that, at times, you may be surprised you agree with. Join your hosts Lisa, Matt, and Jules while they answer the age old question, "Does the punishment fit the crime?"

An intimate portrait of Dorothy Hodgkin, the only British woman to win a Nobel Prize for science, for cracking the chemical structures of penicillin and vitamin B12.

Technical nuggets on 3D color cameras and machine vision for industrial automation, bin-picking, logistics, and robotics applications. High-definition robot vision is used to solve complex tasks. 3D sensors give collaborative robots human-like eyes so they can operate in a three-dimensional environment together with human operators. Learn more about 3D vision on https://zivid.com.

A writer and his theatre friends face the existential dread of the rise of A.I. as a replacement for human creativity and try to figure out if A.I. can actually write a decent story.