What Makes Me, Me? - Christmas Lectures 2018
Explore human uniqueness and individuality with anthropologist Alice Roberts and geneticist Aoife McLysaght in this engaging Royal Institution Christmas Lecture on the science of identity.
Potential Research Areas for Undergraduate Physics Students
Explore diverse research areas in physics, aligning personal interests with academic pursuits. Expert panel guides students through topic selection, interdisciplinary opportunities, and available resources.
We Need More Social Sciences Experts in AI to Focus on Its Human Side
Explore the human side of AI, its societal impact, and the need for social science expertise in AI development. Gain insights on AI capabilities and limitations.
Male Infertility - Why Does Sperm Count Matter?
Explore male reproductive health, societal stigma, and environmental impacts on sperm count. Learn about preventable factors and the importance of open conversations for improving awareness and breaking taboos.
Pioneers in Science - Lee Berger's Discoveries in Paleoanthropology
Renowned paleoanthropologist Lee Berger discusses his groundbreaking discoveries, career journey, and future aspirations in an engaging Q&A session with high school students from around the world.
Fourier Transforms
Explore Fourier transforms through an engaging lecture, emphasizing their applications and significance in physics. Gain insights into this powerful mathematical tool for analyzing complex systems.
An Alternative Approach to Nanotechnology
Explore nanotechnology's potential and alternative approaches through the eyes of a young researcher, inspired by Richard Feynman's groundbreaking ideas and focused on sustainable innovations.
Staying Focused: Overcoming Challenges and Making a Difference
Explore Professor Amadi's inspiring journey from witnessing neonatal struggles to inventing life-saving devices, culminating in winning the Nigerian Prize for Science.
Gender Disparity in Science - QBio Program
Explore gender disparities in scientific fields, examining causes and potential solutions for achieving equality in academia and research.
Scientific Collaboration Amidst Shifting US-China Relations
Explore US-China scientific collaboration history, current challenges, and future prospects. Analyze complexities beyond binary narratives, examining transnational ethical issues in science and technology development.
Evolve to Survive: Emulating Nature's Adaptive Strategies for Innovation
Explore nature-inspired strategies for innovation in research, focusing on adaptive approaches to overcome challenges and drive impactful discoveries in evolving scientific landscapes.
Storytelling for a More Equitable Open Science Enterprise
Exploring storytelling's role in open science communication, emphasizing trust-building, public engagement, and addressing ethical implications of emerging technologies for more equitable scientific practices.
What Can Science Tell Us About Dogs? - With Jules Howard
Explore the fascinating world of canine cognition, emotions, and behavior through scientific research, historical studies, and modern discoveries in this engaging zoological lecture.
The Signal and the Noise - Lessons from 20 Years of Data Analysis
Nate Silver shares insights from 20 years of data analysis, focusing on election modeling, forecasting challenges, and lessons learned in interpreting complex data in competitive environments.
Jupyter Notebooks - An Introduction
Learn to create interactive documents combining code, visualizations, and text using Jupyter Notebooks. Explore features, languages, and applications across various industries.
Report on the Global Survey of Scientists - Analysis and Results
Comprehensive analysis of global scientist survey, exploring career experiences, discrimination, and factors influencing scientific progress across disciplines and regions.
The Storytelling of Science - Why Your Life is as Interesting as Your Research
Discover how personal storytelling enhances scientific communication and drives engagement. Learn techniques to craft compelling narratives that capture attention and inspire action in research and beyond.
The Battle of Anghiari - Leonardo's Unfinished Masterpiece and Its Controversies
Explore Leonardo da Vinci's unfinished masterpiece, its historical context, and modern controversies surrounding its potential recovery in Florence's Palazzo Vecchio.
Experiences Working as a Research Scientist at US National Labs
Explore research career opportunities in US national labs with insights from early and mid-career scientists on unique responsibilities and work environments in atmospheric science.
Walter Langbein Lecture - Data Rich Hydrology in the Modern Era
Explore hydrologic research advancements and honor outstanding contributions in the field through award presentations and a keynote lecture on data-rich hydrology.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning - Expo Stage Debrief
Explore the latest developments and implications of AI and machine learning in this insightful debrief from the AAAS Annual Meeting.