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Erol Gelenbe

Neural Networks

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Mathias Disney

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Jonathon Butterworth

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Michele Dougherty

Moons of Saturn

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John Ellis

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Justin Stebbing

Cancer-causing Genes

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David Gems

Causes of Aging

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Erol Gelenbe

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Chris Brierley

Climate Change and Human Impact

Biophysics of Antimicrobal Peptides

University of Strasbourg professor, Burkhard Bechinger, on discovering new antibiotics, the interaction of peptides with bacterial membranes and promising work all over the world

Stability of standard state boron structure revealed

Researchers finally established the stable allotrope of the fifth element under normal conditions

Proton Transport and Hydrogen Bond

Chemist Mark Tuckerman on different viewpoints on proton, chemical bonds and first-principles calculations

Design and Measurement of Casimir Forces

Harvard University professor, Federico Capasso, on Casimir light, the difficulties of experimentation, and possible future applications

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

D/H ratio in Solar System

Staff Member at Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research, Paul Hartogh, on the use of the deuterium/hydrogen ratio, the Big Bang and tracing back the history of gas giants

Multiple Functions of Vitamin E

Tufts University professor, Angelo Azzi, on recent and historical discoveries surrounding vitamin E, problems with past research, and how vitamin E impacts genetics

Biologist Steven Benner on the questions answered by paleogenetics, how laboratory work in the field is conducted, and what paleogenetics has already taught us

Nonlinear Dynamics in Electrochemical Systems

MIT Prof. Martin Z. Bazant on electrical double layer, electroosmotic flow, and deionization shock

Measuring Chirality

Physicist John Doyle on ibuprophen's capacity to relief pain, orientation of dipole moments, and 'handedness' of molecules

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