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Inspired by the Japanese paper-cutting art of kirigami, MIT researchers developed a computational strategy for creating a 3D shape by cutting and folding a 2D sheet. The method could be used to solve various engineering challenges, such as designing a robot that can transform from one shape to another to carry out different tasks.
MIT senior David Darrow loves to use math as a way to explore the world around him. His other passions are language — he has studied German, Russian, French, and Spanish at the Institute — and mentoring young mathematicians.
Brooks koepka holds on for a second straight win at the pga championship. we'll have the history ahead on "early start." what is this i'm being told, christine romans is 20 years old, 20 years she's been at the network, are you kidding me, she barely looks 20. that means she came here in 1999. so christine romans, congratulations, why don't you party like it's 1999, and you don't look a day over 21. i don't understand how it math works. you being the money woman, maybe you can explain it to me.
Then you have people like senator cory booker and it's about we the pete this is a very dicey game. if it's played out in the court of public opinion, that's what will tip the scales it's going to be about we the people forging forward -- >> it's the court of public opinion but at the end of the day, isn't it math? i believe they're hoping for this vote to happen friday. april and david, we'll continue this conversation as it plays out everywhere. thanks you two, so much. >> coming up, as you just heard the president say, it is a scary time for young men in america, echoing don jr., who he say...
Statement or the senate majority leader himself. so you're saying he will put out there just simply how will they'll proceed. >> right. he's in charge. it's his ball game. so he's going to figure out how to play it. >> well, it's his ball game but he also knows the math, right? >> oh, it's all about the math. look, he would not agree to this, nor would republicans on the committee, if they thought they had the votes. flake made it very clear that his yes vote for kavanaugh would not come in committee without this week-long investigation. and then you have others like manchin and murkowski sayi...