Nature is Everywhere - We Just Need to Learn to See It
Redefining nature to include urban spaces and encouraging children to interact with it, fostering a love for the environment beyond pristine wilderness.
What Are Animals Thinking and Feeling
Explore animal cognition and emotions through ecology, biology, and behavioral science. Discover similarities between humans and other species in thinking, feeling, and tool use.
How CRISPR Lets Us Edit Our DNA
Geneticist Jennifer Doudna explains CRISPR-Cas9, a revolutionary gene-editing technology, its potential for treating genetic diseases, and the ethical considerations surrounding its use in human DNA modification.
Design at the Intersection of Technology and Biology
Explore Neri Oxman's groundbreaking work at the intersection of digital fabrication and biology, pioneering symbiosis between microorganisms, our bodies, products, and buildings.
A Census of the Ocean
Discover the surprising findings of a decade-long project to catalog all marine life, featuring stunning photos and insights into the ocean's biodiversity from oceanographer Paul Snelgrove.
Back to the Future - of 1994
Explore Danny Hillis's intriguing theory on accelerating technological change, linking it to the evolution of life itself. Gain insights into the timeless relevance of his ideas despite dated presentation techniques.
Know Thyself, with a Brain Scanner
Explore mind-controlled video games that teach self-awareness through brain activity monitoring. Discover how understanding your own neural patterns can lead to improved stress management and focus.
The Quest to Understand Consciousness
Explore how our brains create our sense of self as neuroscientist Antonio Damasio delves into the fascinating question of what exactly we regain when we wake up and regain consciousness.
Experiments That Hint of Longer Lives
Biochemist Cynthia Kenyon discusses groundbreaking genetic research on C. Elegans worms, revealing potential pathways to extend human lifespan and youthful vitality through simple mutations.
Trust, Morality - and Oxytocin
Neuroeconomist explores oxytocin's role in trust, empathy, and societal stability, revealing the physical origins of morality in the brain and its impact on human behavior.
Following the Mercury Trail
Marine biologist Stephen Palumbi reveals the alarming connection between ocean pollution and human health, exploring toxin accumulation in marine life and its impact on our food chain and bodies.
Origami Orca
Learn to create an intricate origami orca with step-by-step instructions. Master intermediate-level folding techniques, color changes, and shaping to craft a realistic marine masterpiece.
Emergent Computations for Emerging Technologies in Quantum Computing
Explore quantum materials' potential for novel computational approaches inspired by biological systems, addressing challenges in quantum computing through interdisciplinary collaboration.
Could We Replace Data Centers with Plant DNA - Using Sugar Cane DNA for Data Storage
Discover how Indigenous knowledge and genetic science converge to explore using plant DNA, particularly from sugar cane, as an innovative and environmentally conscious solution for data storage challenges.
Love and Its Fallout - Understanding Human Approaches to Love
Explorez les différentes formes d'amour, leurs impacts psychologiques et les clés pour construire des relations durables avec une sexothérapeute et coach en neurosciences.
Cardiology Cases - Physiology and Pathology
Comprehensive review of cardiology cases covering physiology and pathology, ideal for medical students preparing for USMLE and other medical board exams.
Can We Prevent Lupus? - Strategies for Early Diagnosis and Risk Reduction
Dr. Ortiz explores lupus prevention strategies, discussing research progress, risk factors, and lifestyle changes to support immune health and potentially reduce autoimmune disease risk.
Approach to Hematuria
Explore causes, symptoms, and treatments for hematuria through clinical cases, enhancing diagnostic and management skills for medical professionals and students.
Can Dogs Detect the Next Pandemic Before It Begins?
Explore how animals' sense of smell could detect diseases and prevent pandemics. Learn about the development of a "mechanical nose" and training animals to identify illnesses for early intervention.
Seagrasses - The Heart of a Healthy Estuary
Explore the vital role of seagrasses in estuarine ecosystems, from pristine environments to degradation and potential recovery, with insights on restoration efforts in Florida's Indian River Lagoon.
Ganglioglioma Brain Tumor - Pediatric Neurosurgery Case Study
Explore a pediatric brain tumor case study featuring advanced surgical techniques and diagnostic approaches for treating a rare ganglioglioma in a 12-year-old patient.