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Genomics of Long-lived Mammals

Biologist Vadim Gladyshev on UCP1, p16 proteins, the Brandt's bat and the naked mole rat phenomenon

Shock Electrodialysis

Chemical engineer Martin Z. Bazant on understanding dynamics at intermediate scale, "deionization shocks", and the process of over-limiting current to membranes

Teaching Online

Physicist Walter Lewin on massive open online courses, OpenCourseWare at MIT, and how it all started from "help sessions" in 1980s

Electron – Positron Annihilation

Physicist Frank Taylor on quarks, muons, and the Standard Model

Heritage Language

Harvard Prof. Maria Polinsky on receptive bilingualism, the "First In Last Out" hypothesis, and what people forget first – verbs or nouns

Slow and Stopped Light

Harvard Prof. Mikhail Lukin on the quantum mechanical switch, improving the lifetime of our memory, and quantum artificial intelligence

Principles of Antibiotic Discovery

Microbiologist Kim Lewis on multidrug resistance pump, prodrugs, and Metronidazole

Theorem of Human Unpredictability

MIT Professor Seth Lloyd on Gödel’s incompleteness theorems, the Cretan liar paradox, and the problem of free will

Reverse Engineering in Biology

Harvard Research Scientist Leonid Peshkin on cell models, experiments in silico, and drug discovery

Global Language Network

Media scientist Cesar Hidalgo on multilingualism, hierarchy of the language networks, and cross-lingual research

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