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.
New Generation of Scientists - Emerging Research in Earth and Ocean Sciences
Explore cutting-edge Earth and ocean science research as award-winning scientists share their work and future visions, highlighting innovative solutions and advancements in their fields.
How to Build a Climate Laboratory
Explore climate modeling with Met Office Chief Scientist Julia Slingo. Learn about processes controlling the climate system and their incorporation into models to understand and navigate future challenges.
What Made Our Universe?
Explore the composition and origins of our universe with cosmologist Andrew Pontzen. Discover galaxy filaments, dark matter, and the fundamental forces shaping cosmic structures in this fascinating talk.
How Can Science Be More Open?
Alice Williamson explores the open science movement, discussing its benefits, challenges, and potential to revolutionize research accessibility and efficiency for both academics and the public.
The Chemistry of Beauty - The Lore and the Science
Explore the science behind cosmetics with expert panelists discussing key ingredients, breakthroughs, consumer diversity, and industry regulations in hair and skin products.
Standing Up for Data and Evidence in the Face of Science Denial
Renowned experts discuss strategies for defending scientific evidence amid global science denial, offering insights for scientists, journalists, and officials to advocate for science despite political challenges.
In Favor of Pure Science - Global Perspectives on Basic Research
Experts from diverse countries discuss the state of basic science globally, exploring challenges and opportunities for advancement in this thought-provoking symposium on pure scientific research.
The 2020 AAAS Annual Meeting President's Address - Climate Change and Innovative Paths to a Sustainable Future
Nobel laureate Steven Chu delivers insights on science, energy, and climate change in his AAAS presidential address, drawing from his extensive experience as a physicist, researcher, and former U.S. Secretary of Energy.
2020 AAAS Annual Meeting President's Address
Nobel laureate Steven Chu delivers a compelling address on pressing scientific challenges, emphasizing climate change, energy solutions, and the role of science in shaping policy and public understanding.
The High Seas - Live Broadcast from the White Shark Café
Live broadcast from the "White Shark Café" featuring Dr. Barbara Block's research on Great White Sharks, with expert discussions on ocean conservation and shark protection efforts.
The Quest for Life on Mars - Exploring Scientific Ambitions and Planetary Missions
Explore Mars' potential for life with NASA researcher Sarah Stewart Johnson, from rover missions to future explorations, and our quest to find extraterrestrial life.
A Dive to the Mariana Trench - Exploring Earth's Deepest Point
Explore the historic dive to Challenger Deep with Dr. Kathryn Sullivan, discussing her experience, the importance of ocean exploration, and expanding our understanding of Earth's oceans.
Confronting Climate Change - Science and Activism to the Rescue
Explore climate change solutions through science and activism with experts Cynthia Rosenzweig and Naomi Klein, discussing innovative approaches and urgent actions needed to address global warming.
Open Science and the Case Study of War-Torn Ukraine
Exploring Ukraine's commitment to open science amid war, highlighting research community resilience, government initiatives, and international collaboration for scientific visibility and progress.
My Journey as an Analog Astronaut
Discover the role of analog astronauts in space exploration and its impact on Earth's climate. Learn about the journey, challenges, and importance of this unique profession in advancing our understanding of space and our planet.
Demystifying Science and Space - Rethinking Stereotypes in Space Exploration
Explore how stereotypes about science and space can be challenged, revealing our innate scientific nature and fostering a deeper appreciation for space exploration and our interconnectedness.
Entering the Age of Community Scientists - Sci-Mic Chat with Whurley
Regina G. Barber interviews whurley, tech innovator and Strangeworks CEO, on the rise of community scientists and their impact on scientific progress and innovation.
Virtual Graphic Logs: Applications for Teaching and Research
Explore virtual graphic logging for sedimentary research and teaching. Learn key geological field skills, improve observational techniques, and enhance inclusivity in classroom environments.
A Year in the Life of the Royal Tyrrell Museum's Palaeontology Lab
Explore the fascinating world of fossil preparation and research at the Royal Tyrrell Museum's Palaeontology Lab through an insider's perspective on its annual operations.
My Search for Proof Aliens Exist
Astrophysicist Avi Loeb explores the search for extraterrestrial technology, discussing unidentified phenomena and envisioning how advanced alien intelligence could benefit humanity.