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Biosphere — Сlimate Interactions
Professor of Biosphere and Climate Impacts Iain Colin Prentice on global warming, the science of ecology, and climate models with a long time perspective
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Prime Numbers
Mathematician James Maynard on the Riemann Hypothesis, Euclid's proof, and the problems of Paul Erdős
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Somatic Mutation Rate and Cancer Genes
Harvard Associate Prof. Shamil Sunyaev on imaginative biochemistry, identifying oncogenes, and nucleotide excision repair
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How Can Light Be Used to Repair Neurons?
Biologist Hernán López-Schier on optogenetics, photo-uncaging of chemical compounds, and Parkinsonian mice
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Cell Cycle and Cancer
Director of Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center, Richard Pestell, on the links between the cell cycle and cancer, the role of kinases, and new possible treatments
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Forest Degradation
Geographer Mathias Disney on the deforestation, forested environments and what is needed to reduce deforestation and degradation
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Moons of Saturn
Physicist Michele Dougherty on Cassini and Voyager missions and the possibility of life on Enceladus
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Quakers
Historian of religion Thomas Hamm on George Fox, the Religious Society of Friends, and the idea of equality
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Driver and Passenger Mutation in Cancer
Biophysicist Leonid Mirny on mutation balance, vulnerability of cancer, and its new explanatory paradigm
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Mind-Wandering
Neuroscientist Klaus Linkenkaer-Hansen on the biology of mind-wandering, training one's attention, and the role of artificial intelligence in making sense of data about the brain
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