Developing mRNA for Therapy - Katalin Karikó - AAAS Annual Meeting
Explore the development of mRNA for therapeutic applications, including its structure, delivery methods, and potential in various medical fields, with insights from pioneering researcher Katalin Karikó.
Does Science Communication Still Work? - AAAS Annual Meeting
Exploring challenges and strategies in modern science communication, addressing issues like social media impact and public discourse penetration by anti-science forces.
Movement-Building in STEM in the Midst of the Black Lives Matter Movement - AAAS Annual Meeting
Exploring strategies for increasing BIPOC representation and retention in STEM fields, addressing systemic barriers, and fostering inclusive environments in light of the Black Lives Matter movement.
Microbiota Transfer Therapy for Autism - Rosa Krajmalnik-Brown - AAAS Annual Meeting
Explore groundbreaking research on microbiota modification for autism, examining its impact on gastrointestinal symptoms and behavior, and the potential for developing new treatments and biomarkers.
The Role of Peer-Reviewed Journals in Times of COVID-19 - Joseph Caputo - AAAS Annual Meeting
Explore how peer-reviewed journals maintained scientific integrity during COVID-19, balancing speed with accuracy to combat misinformation and effectively communicate research to the global press.
Searching for the Emergence of Life-like Behaviors in Chemical Networks - Stephanie Colón-Santos - AAAS Annual Meeting
Exploring chemical networks for life-like behaviors using untargeted analysis and Chemical Ecosystem Selection experiments to identify complex patterns and unique products in prebiotic mixtures.
Design Principles 101- Top Figure-Making Tips to Boost Science Communication - Shiz Aoki and Joseph Zeppa - AAAS Annual Meeting - 2021
Learn effective design principles for scientific visuals, including information flow, color use, font choice, and space-saving tips. Discover trends and free resources to enhance your science communication skills.
Machine Learning Can't Solve the Gold Standard Problem in Cancer Diagnosis - Adewole Adamson - AAAS Annual Meeting
Machine learning in cancer diagnosis: promises, challenges, and potential harms. Explores the gold standard problem and proposes solutions to maximize benefits while mitigating risks.
Treating an Autoimmune Disease in Mice with an mRNA Vaccine
Innovative mRNA vaccine design delays and reduces multiple sclerosis-like symptoms in mice by restoring immune tolerance to specific proteins, offering potential for personalized autoimmune disease treatments.
New Biochemical Clues in Cell Receptors Help Explain How SARS-CoV-2 Hijacks Cells - AAAS Annual Meeting
Explore new biochemical insights into SARS-CoV-2's cellular invasion mechanisms, focusing on cell receptor sequences and potential therapeutic targets for COVID-19 treatment.
Our Oppenheimer Moment: When Big Tech, Research Ethics, and Human Rights Collide - Mary L. Gray - AAAS Annual Meeting - 2021
Exploring the ethical challenges at the intersection of big tech, research, and human rights, with insights on accountability and responsible innovation in the digital age.
Develop for Quantum Impact - Krysta Svore - AAAS Annual Meeting
Explore quantum computing's potential with Dr. Krysta Svore as she discusses Microsoft's mission, quantum systems development, and the future of solving complex problems through innovative quantum technologies.
The Magnetic Hard Disk Drive - How Information is Stored in the Cloud
Explore the fascinating world of hard disk drives, their technological advancements, and their crucial role in cloud storage. Learn about the physics behind HDDs and future innovations.
How Organic Light Emitting Diodes Revolutionized Displays
Explore the evolution, challenges, and future of OLED technology in displays and lighting, from its invention to current market applications and ongoing research for improvement.
The Double-Heterostructure Concept in Lasers, LED's, and Solar Cells
Explore double-heterostructure concept in lasers, LEDs, and solar cells. Learn about semiconductor physics, electronic confinement, and device optimization from a renowned expert.
Magic-Angle Graphene Superlattices - A New Platform for Strongly Correlated Physics
Discover surprising properties of misaligned graphene sheets, from Mott insulator to superconductor. Explore this new platform for strongly correlated physics and its similarities to cuprate superconductivity.
Neuromorphic Computing
Explore neuromorphic computing with Ivan Schuller, discussing brain-like machines, computational limits, energy efficiency, and the future of AI technology.
Frugal Science - A Physicist View on Tackling Global Health and Education Challenges
Explore frugal science: designing affordable scientific tools for global health and education. Discover innovative solutions like the $1 microscope and 20-cent centrifuge, empowering communities worldwide with accessible technology.
Einstein, Gravitational Waves and a New Science
Explore gravitational waves, their detection by LIGO, and the groundbreaking observations of black hole collisions and binary neutron stars, opening a new window to the universe.
Oxide-Confined VCSELs
Explore oxide-confined VCSELs' evolution, from early challenges to current high-speed data transmission capabilities, and their impact on optical communication technologies.
Topological Defects and Phase Transitions
Explore topological defects in 2D systems, their role in phase transitions, and experimental verifications in superfluids, superconductors, and crystals.