History of Neuroscience - Peter Marler
Explore the life and groundbreaking discoveries of Peter Marler, a pioneering neurologist and ethologist, through an in-depth archival interview conducted by the Society for Neuroscience.
History of Neuroscience - Robert Galambos on Echolocation in Bats
Explore Robert Galambos' pioneering work on bat echolocation and other groundbreaking neuroscience discoveries in this insightful autobiographical interview.
2021 Founders' Memorial Award Lecture - Margaret Collins and Termite Research
Lecture honoring Margaret Collins, pioneering Black entomologist known as "Termite Lady," highlighting her groundbreaking research on termite desiccation resistance and advocacy for civil rights in science.
The Effect of Osmotic Pressure on Collagen Mimetic Sequences
Groundbreaking analysis of collagen molecule behavior upon dehydration using collagen mimetic peptides. Reveals sequence-dependent elongation or contraction, crucial for understanding biological materials.
The Design of Organic Molecules and Materials for Nonlinear Optical Applications
Explores design strategies for organic molecules with enhanced nonlinear optical properties, focusing on two-photon absorption and third-order susceptibility for advanced applications.
Giving New Life to Materials for Energy, the Environment and Medicine
Exploring biological engineering to create advanced materials for energy storage, solar power, carbon capture, and medical imaging using genetically modified organisms and biologically inspired synthesis.
Bio-inspired Interfacial Materials with Super-Wettability
Exploring nature-inspired super-wettability in materials: from lotus leaves to spider silk. Reveals fundamental insights and practical applications of bio-inspired micro/nanostructured interfaces with special wettability.
Entomology 2020 - Opening Session
Explore cutting-edge entomological research and insights with plenary talks by Chavonda Jacobs Young and Ray Wheeler, addressing current challenges and future directions in the field.
Ernest J. Harris: Pioneering Fruit Fly Eradication and Mass Rearing Techniques - 2020 Founders' Memorial Award Lecture
Lecture honoring Ernest J. Harris, renowned entomologist who pioneered fruit fly eradication techniques and mass insect rearing for biological control, delivered by Dr. Michelle Samuel-Foo at Entomology 2020.
Where Might Many Tropical Insects Be Found?
Explore the potential habitats and distribution of tropical insects with insights from renowned entomologists Daniel H. Janzen and Winne Hallwachs.
Tom Eisner: An Incorrigible Entomophile and Innovator Par Excellence - Founders' Memorial Lecture 2019
Explore the life and contributions of renowned entomologist Tom Eisner through Walter Leal's engaging presentation on innovative insect research and discoveries.
Take Action for Entomology - Advocacy Strategies for Entomologists
Learn effective advocacy techniques for entomologists, including contacting legislators, preparing for meetings, and proper communication strategies to promote the field of entomology.
2017 Linnaean Games Championship Round - Entomological Trivia Competition
Entomological trivia competition featuring university teams showcasing their insect knowledge in a fast-paced, college bowl-style format.
Anna Botsford Comstock - Pioneer in Nature Study and Entomology - 2017 ESA Founders' Memorial Award Lecture
Explore the life and contributions of Anna Botsford Comstock, pioneering female entomologist, nature educator, and scientific illustrator, in this insightful lecture by Dr. Carol M. Anelli.
Entomology Student Debates - ICE 2016
Engaging student debates on crucial entomological issues: Apis mellifera health, dengue fever control, and invasive insect species management. Showcases top ESA student talent in lively cross-examination format.
How Insects Smell and Why We Should Care
Explore insect olfaction and its significance with Dr. Hildebrand, a renowned expert in neurobiology and chemical ecology, as he delves into the fascinating world of how insects smell.
Insect Biodemography: A 21st Century Guided Tour
Explore insect biodemography with Dr. James Carey, a leading expert in arthropod demography. Discover groundbreaking insights on lifespan limits, actuarial aging, and new approaches to understanding wild populations.
Agro-ecological Manipulation of Insect Behavior via GM Signaling - ICE 2016 Plenary Presentation
Exploiting insect-host signaling via GM for sustainable pest management: Dr. Pickett discusses agro-ecological manipulation of insect behavior and its potential applications in agriculture.
Genetically Engineered Pests for Health, Biodiversity, and Crop Protection
Exploration of genetic engineering in pests to protect health, biodiversity, and agriculture. Dr. Gould discusses potential benefits and challenges of this innovative approach in entomology and ecology.
Opening Doors Worldwide Through Medical Science - ICE 2016 Keynote Presentation
Nobel laureate Dr. Peter Agre discusses his groundbreaking aquaporin research, global health initiatives, and scientific diplomacy efforts, highlighting the power of medical science to open doors worldwide.
Ecological Impacts of Insect Invaders - ICE 2016 Plenary Presentation
Explore ecological impacts of invasive insects with Dr. Jacqueline Beggs, a leading New Zealand entomologist focusing on biodiversity, conservation, and invasive species management.