Policy Implications for the Science of Aging and End of Life
Explore policy implications of aging science, including chronic conditions and advocacy strategies for addressing challenges in an aging population.
History of Neuroscience - Arvid Carlsson
Explore the groundbreaking work of Nobel laureate Arvid Carlsson in this archival interview, delving into his contributions to neuroscience and the impact of his discoveries.
History of Neuroscience - Julius Axelrod
Explore the life and groundbreaking discoveries of Nobel laureate Julius Axelrod in this archival interview, offering insights into his contributions to biochemistry and neuroscience.
History of Neuroscience - David Hubel
Explore the life and groundbreaking discoveries of David Hubel, a pioneering Canadian neurophysiologist, through an in-depth archival interview detailing his contributions to neuroscience.
History of Neuroscience - Edward Kravitz
Explore the life and groundbreaking discoveries of Harvard neurobiology professor Edward Kravitz in this insightful autobiographical interview from the Society for Neuroscience's archival series.
History of Neuroscience - Masakazu Konishi's Contributions to Auditory Systems Research
Explore the life and groundbreaking research of Masakazu Konishi, a pioneering neuroscientist known for his studies on auditory systems in barn owls and songbird vocalizations.
History of Neuroscience - Peter Marler
Explore the life and groundbreaking discoveries of Peter Marler, a pioneering neurologist and ethologist, through an in-depth archival interview conducted by the Society for Neuroscience.
2021 Founders' Memorial Award Lecture - Margaret Collins and Termite Research
Lecture honoring Margaret Collins, pioneering Black entomologist known as "Termite Lady," highlighting her groundbreaking research on termite desiccation resistance and advocacy for civil rights in science.
Scientists Helping to Advance Science and Sustainable Development Globally - Part 2
Explore how scientists contribute to global sustainable development through innovative research, collaboration, and policy engagement. Learn about cutting-edge initiatives driving scientific progress and societal impact.
Celebrating 50 Years of African-American Women PhDs in Physics
Honoring Dr. Willie Hobbs Moore's legacy and exploring the impact of African-American women in physics over the past five decades, highlighting achievements and addressing challenges.
Addressing Global Scientific Challenges - 2022 APS Annual Leadership Meeting
Experts discuss barriers to international scientific collaboration, including visas, supply chains, workforce issues, and research security, exploring solutions for global challenges.
Sirius: New Bright Lights for Science from the Southern Hemisphere
Explore Sirius, Brazil's cutting-edge synchrotron light source, and its impact on Latin American science. Learn about advanced research capabilities in scattering, imaging, and spectroscopy across multiple scientific fields.
Impact of Research Security Concerns Regarding China on the Physics Community
Explores the impact of US-China tensions on scientific collaboration, addressing visa restrictions, disclosure requirements, and racial profiling concerns in physics research.
Open Science Plenary - Advancing Data-Driven Discovery
Explore the future of open science with Alexander Szalay's plenary address at AGU22, discussing innovative approaches and advancements in scientific collaboration and data sharing.
Enabling Transformative Space and Earth Science - Four Case Studies
Explore four case studies in space science, Earth science, and STEM education, covering suborbital ballooning, Arctic research, sensor technology, and educational initiatives for diverse audiences.
Science and Society Dialogues - Community and Citizen Science
Explore the intersection of community engagement and scientific research through citizen science initiatives, fostering collaboration between researchers and the public.
Early-Career Science Seminar Series - Physics and Dynamics
Explore cutting-edge physics and dynamics research in this seminar series designed for early-career scientists, featuring expert presentations and discussions on current topics.
Careers in Atmospheric Science - Government Labs and Research Centers
Explore career opportunities in atmospheric science at government labs and research centers, focusing on roles, responsibilities, and pathways for aspiring scientists.
One Giant Leap - Opening Up the Sciences
Explore NASA's efforts to make science inclusive and accessible through open collaborations, featuring insights on diverse scientific partnerships and transformative experiences in research.
Atmospheric Sciences Early Career Seminar - Session 3
Explore cutting-edge research and career insights in atmospheric sciences through expert presentations and discussions for early-career professionals.
The William S. and Carelyn Y. Reeburgh Lecture - Biogeosciences and Ocean Sciences
Explore cutting-edge research in Biogeosciences and Ocean Sciences through an annual lecture featuring prominent scientists and their novel field or laboratory measurements.