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Ian Wilson

Drug Metabolism

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Andrew Haas

On the History of Being

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Simon Werrett

Russian Voyages and James Cook

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Michal Murawski

Research in Socialist Cities

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Stephen Eric Bronner

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David Phillips

Photodynamic Therapy of Cancer

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Steven Benner

Synthetic Biology

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Joanna D. Haigh

Climate Modelling

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Neil Burgess

Short-Term Memory

Alzheimer’s Disease

Neuroscientist Mark Mattson on tau proteins, free radicals, and the importance of exercise in maintaining cognitive functions

Neuroscientist John Krystal on alcohol's action on the brain, social and habitual drinking, and why some people are less likely to become alcoholics than the others

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)

Molecular Biologist Greg Towers on how HIV is transmitted, the possibilities of an HIV vaccine, and how it helps understand our immune system better

Molecular oncologist Matthias Dobbelstein on targeted therapies, gene p53, and DNA damage

Clinical Brain Imaging

Neuroscientist Sylvain Baillet on CT scanning, the way MRI works, and other techniques that revolutionized medicine

Neuroscientist Paul Allen on schizophrenia, self-regulation of neural activity, and famous voice-hearers

Speaking multiple languages can improve stroke outcome

Patients who speak more than one language seem to be twice as likely to have a better outcome after stroke

Controlling noisy dynamics in biological networks to fight cancer

Healthy cells can be prevented from turning into cancerous cells via manipulation of “noise” component in cell functional network

African dams contribute to over 1 million malaria cases every year

Dams seem to contribute significantly to malaria risk in sub-Saharan Africa

Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2015

Pathobiologist Juergen Richt explains the significance of the studies for which the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded

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