The science of microbes
Julie Segre and Liliana Losada discuss human-microbe interactions in a recording of a PNAS Science Cafe event held in Washington, DC on February 27, 2013.
10 Kesä 20195min
Taking science to the streets
John Durant talks about the role of science festivals in science literacy.
10 Kesä 20195min
Microbial cell factories
Bernhard Palsson explains how bacteria can be used as factories to produce sustainable products.
10 Kesä 20194min
Fly social networks
Joel Levine discusses his research on social interaction networks in fruit flies.
10 Kesä 20195min
What makes us human
Chet Sherwood explores the unique aspects of the human brain's anatomy and function
10 Kesä 20195min
Why music moves us
Thalia Wheatley and Beau Sievers discuss the structural similarities between music and movement.
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Social bacteria
E. Peter Greenberg explains how antisense RNA help regulate bacterial social interactions.
10 Kesä 20195min
How mosquitos survive raindrops
David Hu describes his research on how mosquitos survive collisions with raindrops, which could help design better flying robots.
10 Kesä 20195min
