Zika Virus Research - Latest Findings and Mosquito Control Strategies
International experts present cutting-edge research on Zika virus and Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, covering transmission, vector biology, and potential control strategies.
Adjusting Lab Practices for Physics Research During a Pandemic
Explore best practices for physics research groups adapting to COVID-19, including social distancing, remote research, and effective communication strategies.
Why Physics is Fun, Stimulating, and Can Improve Lives
Explore cutting-edge physics research and its real-world applications, from topological superconductors to cancer treatment using nanotechnology, presented by leading experts in their fields.
Growth of Respiratory Droplets in Cold and Humid Air
Explores how respiratory droplets grow in cold, humid air, challenging previous assumptions and discussing implications for airborne disease transmission.
GeoHealth Career Development and Opportunities in Climate Change and Environmental Justice
Dr. White-Newsome discusses transforming communities through people-centered solutions, addressing climate change, public health, environmental justice, and racial equity, with a focus on career development.
COVID-19 and the Earth System
Explore the impacts of COVID-19 mitigation strategies on emissions, the Earth System, and virus dynamics. Learn about research efforts examining these complex interactions.
Climatological, Meteorological and Environmental Factors in COVID-19 Pandemic - Day 3 Part 1
Experts discuss environmental and meteorological factors in COVID-19 forecasting, addressing challenges in communicating predictions and informing decision-makers amidst uncertainty.
Urban Heat Island Effect: The Silent Killer in Your Urban Backyard
Explore urban heat islands: their causes, impacts, and how data-driven research informs local climate change mitigation efforts to combat this silent urban threat.
Health and Safety in Climate Numbers - Solving for Climate
Explore climate change's impact on human health, from extreme weather to disease spread. Learn how scientists quantify these effects and how climate mitigation strategies can improve public health.
Emotional Well-Being and Career Stress in Earth Science - Support for the Next Centennial
Exploring strategies to support earth scientists' emotional well-being, career stress management, and recognition beyond publications while addressing climate change challenges and public engagement.
The Power of Poop - Fecal Transplants and Their Medical Potential
Explore the revolutionary potential of fecal transplants in treating various diseases, from C. diff to Parkinson's, and understand how gut bacteria impact overall health.
NeuroArts Blueprint - A New Frontier in Science, Technology, and Arts
Explore the emerging field of NeuroArts, blending science, technology, and arts to impact human health and the brain. Learn about integrative health and the power of arts in well-being.
Climate Change and You - Personal Impact and Coping Strategies
Explore personal impacts of climate change, combat eco-anxiety, and discover effective ways to address the crisis with insights from leading experts in psychology and science communication.
Is 40 the New 20 for Pro Athletes? - Extending Peak Performance in Professional Sports
Exploring how top athletes maintain peak performance beyond traditional prime years through innovative training, lifestyle changes, and mental strategies.
Reducing Catastrophic Risk for Student-Athletes - Derek Sheely Conference
Informative conference on reducing catastrophic risks for student-athletes, focusing on football safety, best practices, and raising awareness through Derek Sheely's story.
National Cancer Institute at 80 - Evolution and Future in Personalized Medicine
Exploring NCI's 80-year journey: Past directors discuss its evolution, impact on cancer research, and future in personalized medicine. Insights on challenges, breakthroughs, and the path to potential cures.
National Cancer Institute at 80: Evolution and Future in Personalized Medicine
Exploring NCI's 80-year legacy in cancer research, from its founding to its current role in personalized medicine, with insights from past directors on challenges and future prospects.
The Neuroscience of Poverty: Understanding Brain Impacts and Protective Factors
Exploring poverty's impact on brain development, health, and social capital, with insights on using neuroscience to address socioeconomic disparities and promote equality of opportunity.
Forensic Science: Secrets of a 1,000-Year-Old Skeleton - Christmas Lecture 1
Professor Dame Sue Black explores forensic science through the story of a 1,000-year-old skeleton, revealing innovative techniques in victim identification and criminal conviction using vein pattern analysis.
Christmas Lectures 2021: Fighting Back Against Viruses - Vaccines and Disease Control
Explore the science of vaccines and their potential to combat viruses and diseases like cancer, featuring insights from leading experts in epidemiology, vaccine development, and microbiology.
The Invisible Enemy: Understanding Viruses and Diagnostic Revolution - Christmas Lectures 2021
Explore the microscopic world of viruses, their impact on our bodies, and revolutionary testing methods with epidemiologist Jonathan Van Tam and expert guests in this engaging Royal Institution lecture.