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Harvard University professor, Federico Capasso, on Casimir light, the difficulties of experimentation, and possible future applications
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Biochemist Ian Wilson on individual receptiveness to drugs, pharmacokinetics, and in vitro technologies of drug discovery
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Biologist Tim Spector on the overall weight of our microbes, remembering our natural roots, and the importance of getting dirty
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