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Karl Friston

Karl Friston: “The hallmark of a good scientist is asking questions that no-one has asked before”

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Mike Flannigan

Physicist Eric Mazur on semiconductor surfaces, light detection, and the conversion of solar energy into electrical energy

The Electric Information Age Book

Harvard Prof. Jeffrey Schnapp on print-based communications, electric information age, and "dynabooks"

Tissue Engineering Applied to Cancer

Biologist Ali Khademhosseini on tissue engineering, drug testing, and nanomedicines for cancer

Principles of Invention

Microbiologist Kim Lewis on the engineering approach to invention, the perfect solution, and abstracting the problem in biology

Daylong Learning

Professor Mitchel Resnick on computer clubhouses for kids, principles of effective learning and designing, and school education system

What is the definition of a robot?

Robotics expert Mel Siegel on the features that a machine must have to be called a robot, previous studies, and the future of the field

Ultracold Atomic Matter as a Field of Study

Physicist Wolfgang Ketterle on quantum simulation, atomic Lego pieces, and evaporative cooling

A new way to use a single molecule to create a magnetic field sensor

Combination of nanotechnology and scanning tunneling microscopy offers the prospect of dramatically improving data storage

3D Bioprinting Applied for Tissue Engineering

Bioengineer Ali Khademhosseini on the challenge of biocompatibility, biological inks, and printing organs on the go

$Negative Index of Refraction in Atomic Gas$

Negative Index of Refraction in Atomic Gas

Physicist Susanne Yelin on the perfect lens, the way to achieve negative indexes of refraction, and the challenges researchers face

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