Shutting Down Science: Alexandre Bayen
Part 4 of Shutting Down Science, featuring Alexandre Bayen, civil engineer and computer scientist, University of California, Berkeley, on how his award winning traffic app was funded both privately and publicly.
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I see a lot of exaggerations by this professor. His Mobile Millennium was not that great either. I heard that it did not pass the scientific mustard. He looks like a self-promoter to me. He was on the Night Line too!!!!!