Catalysts for energy storage
Daniel Nocera discusses how efficient catalysts can help us store solar energy in the same way plants do.
10 Kesä 20195min
Scent of a predator
Molecular biologist Stephen Liberles discusses how prey learn to recognize the scent of a predator.
10 Kesä 20195min
Human lung on a chip
Donald Ingber discusses the "microfabrication" of human biological systems as a means to replace animal testing during drug development.
10 Kesä 20195min
New Editor-in-Chief of PNAS
Inder Verma discusses his new role at PNAS and his future plans for the journal.
7 Kesä 20193min
Social computing, mobile phones, and the developing world
Wendy Kellogg discusses her research into social computing and her boots-on-the-ground observations of how mobile phones can impact the developing world.
7 Kesä 20196min
Applications of rapid genome sequencing
Stephen Quake discusses rapid DNA sequencing and treating medical patients based on their genomes.
7 Kesä 20195min
Imaging, information technology, and autism spectrum disorder
Gregory Abowd discusses the clinical applications of capturing and recording the every day experiences of children with autism spectrum disorder.
7 Kesä 20195min
Paper devices for medical diagnoses
George Whitesides discusses an inexpensive and easy-to-use medical diagnostic device that can be used in the developing world.
7 Kesä 20194min
