What role does inventioneering play in shaping future scientists? Join us on this episode of Science LIVE as we explore the Acellus Science Fair and the powerful influence of invention and creativity. Discover how students use science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) skills to develop innovative ideas and inventions, setting the stage for a bright future in innovation and problem-solving.
Have you heard of inventioneering? In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings explores how this cutting-edge approach is accelerating advancements in WideBand and high-speed communication systems. Learn how these innovations are reshaping industries, improving global connectivity, and setting the stage for the next generation of networking technology.
How did Thomas Edison change the world? In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings takes us through Edison’s incredible journey of invention. Discover how Edison’s creativity and determination led to groundbreaking inventions, like the lightbulb and phonograph. Learn about the legacy of the Roger Billings Mentoring program and how Edison’s problem-solving approach can inspire your own creative thinking!
In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings shares his unforgettable experience in the Clean Air Race for automobiles. Learn how his hydrogen car amazed the judges—and even himself—by cleaning the air as it ran! Tune in to see how creativity, hard work, and honesty in science can help us make the world a better place.
How do you become an inventioneer? In this episode, Roger Billings shares how he overcame personal challenges, including a speech impediment, to become a successful innovator. Discover how creativity, persistence, and radio broadcasting helped him tackle obstacles and start his journey. Tune in to learn how you can turn challenges into opportunities and create your own path to success!
Step back in time with Roger Billings in this episode of Science LIVE. Learn about the tiny but mighty microprocessors that led to the personal computer revolution and how people thought it crazy when Dr. Billings predicted personal computers for all. Hear his story of creating the Billings Computer and his vision of connecting all computers into one big network – which we now call the internet! Whether you’re into tech history or dreaming about what you might invent, this episode will show you how one big idea can change the world!
What does it take to turn an idea into a world-changing invention? In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings shares his insights on how to succeed as an Inventioneer—a combination of inventor and engineer. Learn the key principles that drive innovation, the challenges inventors face, and the mindset needed to bring groundbreaking ideas to life. Get inspired to think big, solve problems, and create the future!
What does it take to become a successful inventor? In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings guides students on the path to innovation, unveiling the Inventioneering Chain of Brilliance. Learn the key steps and mindset—creativity, determination, and bold boundary-pushing—that ignite groundbreaking inventions. Whether you’re a student aspiring to invent or simply curious about the creative process, this episode is sure to inspire.
How did one computer revolutionize technology as we know it? In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings shares the story of the Billings Microsystem—the first all-in-one personal computer. Discover how Dr. Billings predicted the downfall of mainframes and proved skeptics wrong by creating a compact, integrated system that changed the future of computing.
What does it take to be a true inventioneer? In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings dives into the mindset of inventioneers—visionaries who transform today’s challenges into tomorrow’s breakthroughs. Explore how obstacles can spark creativity and innovation, driving solutions that shape the future. Drawing from his own experiences as a technology pioneer, Billings inspires listeners to see problems as opportunities, offering insights into the qualities that define successful inventors. Perfect for aspiring innovators and anyone curious about how ingenuity turns ideas into reality!
How can science solve everyday problems? Roger Billings explores the inventioneering process—a powerful method for turning challenges into solutions through scientific innovation. Discover the steps that turn ideas into actionable solutions, as Billings shares practical strategies and examples from his own journey as an inventor. Whether you’re a budding scientist or simply curious about how creativity and science intersect, this episode offers a roadmap for tackling challenges with ingenuity and determination. Tune in to learn how to think like an inventioneer!
How can technology transform classrooms? In this lively episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings explores the power of inventioneering while designing the electronic classroom. He demonstrates how innovative ideas and science come together to design modern learning spaces that inspire students. With his own experiences as a tech pioneer, Billings makes it easy to see how these advancements shape education. A great listen for students, teachers, and anyone interested in the future of learning!
Are traditional tests the best way to measure learning? In this insightful episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings reveals how innovative assessments can better support student success. He explains the science of learning, sharing how the Acellus program and cutting-edge technology push boundaries to create tests that truly show what students know—and help them master what they don’t. Explore how these advancements are making Acellus more adaptive and effective for learners of all levels.
How do you invent something that transforms the world? In this episode of Science LIVE, Roger Billings reveals the secrets of Inventioneering—turning visionary ideas into game-changing innovations. Discover the creative process behind groundbreaking inventions and how today’s challenges spark tomorrow’s revolutionary breakthroughs!
How does science solve tough problems? In this episode of ScienceLIVE, Roger Billings shares personal stories to showcase science in action. He explains how differential signaling tackles challenges in electronics and communication—reducing interference, boosting signal clarity, and powering high-speed data networks. In science, knowledge truly is power!
What does it take to create a super-fast, interference-free network? In this episode of ScienceLIVE, Roger Billings explains how his team invented a gigabit network that solves problems like collisions, making data faster and smoother. Learn how this breakthrough technology is changing the way we communicate and making the future of high-speed networks even better!
What will homes look like in the future? In this episode of ScienceLIVE, Roger Billings explores the innovations behind modern, high-tech homes built for futuristic communities. Discover how technology and sustainability are shaping the neighborhoods of tomorrow!
How did fishing spark the light bulb? On Science LIVE, Roger Billings reveals the surprising story of how Edison’s invention was inspired by a day on the water. Learn the surprising connection between fishing and one of history’s most important innovations!
How do you turn ideas into real inventions? In this episode of ScienceLIVE, Roger Billings shares a hands-on guide to Inventioneering—the art of becoming a technology “DOER.” Learn how to take concepts from imagination to innovation and bring your ideas to life!
What sparks the leap from brilliant ideas to world-changing inventions? In this episode of ScienceLIVE, Roger Billings shares hands-on insights into Inventioneering—the process of putting science to work! Discover how curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving can lead to groundbreaking innovations.
In this episode, dive into the world of hydrogen-powered vehicles. Learn about hydrogen fuel cells and the process of creating and storing hydrogen, and discover the role of metal hydrides. Would you drive a car powered by hydrogen?
How are diamonds made in a lab? In this episode of ScienceLIVE, Roger Billings shares the fascinating story of Dr. Tracy Hall, the scientist who pioneered the creation of man-made diamonds. Hear firsthand about Dr. Billings’ experiences as a lab assistant for Dr. Hall, and uncover the science behind diamond synthesis—how carbon is transformed into one of the hardest materials on Earth.
Why do blood types matter? In this episode of ScienceLIVE, Roger Billings explores the science behind blood types, how they impact transfusions, and why they’re important for our health. Then, take on the Pollinator Challenge and discover the vital role bees, butterflies, and other pollinators play in our ecosystem!
