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Psychologist Daniel Müllensiefen on our ability to remember musical elements, music in different cultures and commercial pop music research

Perception of Music

Neuroscientist Diana Omigie on tuning systems in different cultures, congenital amusia and aspects that influence how we perceive music

Grammatical Case: Morphology, Syntax, and Word Order

Andrej Malchukov on morphological and syntactic case, the relationship between case and word order, and hierarchy of cases

Grammatical Case: A Deceptively Simple Concept

Linguist Andrej Malchukov on functions of grammatical case, case systems, and their evolution

Theory-Change and Scientific Realism

Professor of Philosophy of Science John Worrall on scientific revolutions, continuity of science, and the change of Newtonian physics by Einstein's theory

Condenced Matter and Superconductivity

Physicist Cedric Weber on high-temperature superconductivity, the highest possible critical temperature, and Andrey Abrikosov

Educational Achievement and Intelligence

Behavioral geneticist Robert Plomin on explaining genetic variance in intelligence, the Finnish educational model, and the probabilistic approach to genetic differences in children's abilities to learn

Chemical Chain Reactions

Chemist David Phillips on chemical kinetics, exothermic reactions, and the use of nuclear reactions in peaceful purposes

Modern Nationalism

Historian Richard Bourke on the components of nationalism, national identity, and the role of ideology and the state

D’Arcy Thompson’s Theory of Transformation

Biologist Arkhat Abzhanov on geometric morphometrics, ancestors of modern birds, and mathematical principles applied to the understanding of evolution

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