Designing Objects That Tell Stories
Explore iconic designs and creative processes with renowned designer Yves Behar as he discusses his past works and current projects, including the innovative "$100 laptop."
Exploring the Ocean's Hidden Worlds
Dive into underwater exploration with oceanographer Robert Ballard as he reveals unexpected discoveries, resources, and new mountains in the ocean's hidden realms.
Can We Domesticate Germs?
Evolutionary biologist explores the potential to tame harmful germs, examining diarrhea as a case study to understand pathogen behavior and possible interventions.
6 Ways Mushrooms Can Save the World
Discover how fungi can revolutionize environmental restoration, medicine, and sustainable technologies. Mycologist Paul Stamets reveals groundbreaking applications of mycelium for global challenges.
The Power to Connect the World
Inspiring talk on AMD's 50x15 initiative to connect half the world to the Internet by 2015, highlighting the transformative power of access to information and ideas.
CERN's Supercollider
Explore the Large Hadron Collider at CERN with physicist Brian Cox as he explains its significance in understanding the universe and shares insights from his work on this massive scientific project.
Making Sense of String Theory
Explore the evolution of our universe understanding, from Einstein's theories to superstring theory, with physicist Brian Greene's clear explanation of complex concepts in 11 dimensions.
Bringing World-Class Health Care to the Poorest
Dr. Ernest Madu demonstrates how world-class healthcare can be provided in developing nations through smart design and a commitment to service, focusing on heart disease treatment in Jamaica.
Open-Source Economics
Explore how collaborative projects like Wikipedia disrupt traditional economics, empowering individuals and reshaping competition in the digital age.
Earth in Its Final Century?
Renowned cosmologist explores humanity's pivotal role in shaping Earth's future, urging scientists to act as moral guides in confronting coming developments and our place in the universe.
The Logic of Non-Zero-Sum Progress
Explore game theory's "non-zero-sumness" concept and its role in biological and cultural evolution. Learn how mutual understanding and cooperation lead to progress and success for all.
The Habits of Happiness
Explore the concept of happiness and learn techniques to cultivate it through mindfulness and mental training, guided by Buddhist monk Matthieu Ricard's insights and stunning Himalayan photography.
The Anthropology of Mobile Phones
Explore how mobile phones shape human behavior and culture worldwide, from rural Uganda to urban centers, revealing unexpected insights into our relationship with technology.
The Era of Open Innovation
Explore how passionate amateurs are driving innovation using new tools, challenging traditional corporate paradigms through the lens of mountain bike development.
The Call to Learn
Energetic exploration of diverse topics, from Jupiter's atmosphere to KGB hackers, showcasing the joy of continuous learning and the excitement of scientific curiosity.
One Seed at a Time - Protecting the Future of Food
Explore the global seed bank in Norway, preserving diverse food-crop varieties to safeguard against climate change and ensure future food security.
The Puzzle of Motivation
Explore how traditional rewards may not always motivate effectively. Dan Pink presents illuminating stories and insights on rethinking motivation in the workplace and beyond.
Breaking the Illusion of Skin Color
Explore how skin color is an adaptation to climate and UV exposure, challenging Darwin's theory with modern scientific insights from NASA data.
Why the World Needs Charter Cities
Economist Paul Romer proposes "charter cities" as a solution for struggling countries to break out of poverty, exploring innovative governance models for economic growth and development.
Hold Your Breath for Micro-Sculpture
Discover Willard Wigan's extraordinary journey into micro-sculpture art, born from childhood challenges. Witness mind-boggling microscopic figures and learn how adversity sparked unparalleled creativity.
Elaine Morgan Says We Evolved from Aquatic Apes
Explore the controversial aquatic ape hypothesis with Elaine Morgan as she passionately defends the idea that humans evolved from water-dwelling primate ancestors and questions mainstream scientific rejection.