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Professor of information studies at the university of tokyo. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday today. firstly, can you tell me why you decided to created this virtual reality world of both hiroshima and nagasaki? thank you. so it has been _ hiroshima and nagasaki? thank you. so it has been 78 _ hiroshima and nagasaki? thank you. so it has been 78 years _ hiroshima and nagasaki? thank you. so it has been 78 years since - hiroshima and nagasaki? thank you. so it has been 78 years since the - so it has been 78 years since the atomic bombing, and soon we will enter an era where there are ...

This week marks 78 years since the us dropped atomic bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki during the second world war. it's the only time nuclear weapons have been used, and as japan remembers the victims of one of history's most catastrophic war events, a professor in tokyo has created a virtual reality world to allow people to experience what it was like walking through the streets of hiroshima and nagasaki before and after the bombings. i've been speaking to hidenori watanave, professor of information studies at the university of tokyo. he told me why he decided to create the vr world of the cit...

In its first public statement, the California Department of Education defended its right to pursue a breach of a data partnership agreement against a Stanford University education professor for participating in a lawsuit against it.

UCLA Lab School alumnus and actor Leonardo DiCaprio will collaborate with the school to establish a scholarship and fund a climate education program for its students.

The California Department of Education argues researchers who sign a data contract work "for or on behalf of CDE"; critics say strong-arming researchers violates their constitutional rights.