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Single-Particle Electron Microscopy
Richard Henderson on the advantages of cryomicroscopy, factors limiting new discoveries, and the history of molecular biology
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Cavity Optomechanics
Physicist Nergis Mavalvala on quantum radiation pressure noise, amplitude-phase correlation, and refrigerated environments
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Spectroscopy in Graphene
Nanotechnologist Andrea Ferrari on inelastic light scattering, Hall bars, and Cambridge Nanosystems
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Brain Function and Chromatin Plasticity
Prof. Catherine Dulac of Harvard University on the role of histone modification, the molecular basis of memory, and the future of molecular neuroscience
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Neanderthals
Archeologist Tim Reynolds on Mousterian tools, cross-species interactions, and Neanderthal language
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Glaciology and Climate Change
Glaciologist Martin Siegert on the history of glacial theory, lake Vostok research and what ice tells us about the Earth’s climate in the past
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Neurophilosophy and Free Will
Philosopher Patricia Smith Churchland on the nature of self-control, the reward system, and risk-taking in humans and animals
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Musical Memory
Psychologist Daniel Müllensiefen on our ability to remember musical elements, music in different cultures and commercial pop music research
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Philosophy of Logic
Philosopher Dennis Bonnay on logical pluralism, the liar's paradox, and reflective equilibrium
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James Watson: “I believe that the most important people now are the chemists, not the DNA people”
One of the discoverers of the structure of DNA on cancer, biochemistry and personalized medicines
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