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Patrick Haggard

Voluntary Action

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David Adger

The Nature of Language

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David Adger

Language and Artificial Intelligence

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John Worrall

Popper and Kuhn on Theory Change

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Peter Jones

Medieval Universities

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Steve Jones

Genetic Diversity in Humans

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David Clary

Quantum Theory of Chemical Reactions

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Marzena Szymanska

Superfluidity of Light

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Daniel Kontowski

Classical Education

American Physics in the Cold War

Physicist David Kaiser on the US education funding course, the impact of politics on physics, and connections in rapidly growing community

The Role of Measurement Tools in Science

Physicist Ronald Walsworth on quantum mechanical transitions inside atoms, blue and red shift for GPS, and user-friendly precise systems

Our Mathematical Universe

Physicist Max Tegmark on the Doppler effect, redshift, nuclear fusion, and what happened 13.8 billion years ago

Bose-Einstein Condensation

Nobel Prize winning physicist Wolfgang Ketterle on laser and evaporative cooling, the candidates for Bose-Einstein condensation and possibility of it occurring in nature.

Quantum Noise Limit in Gravitational-Wave Detector

MIT Prof. Nergis Mavalvala on Poisson distributed noise sources, squeezed states of light, and optical cavities

Shock Electrodialysis

Chemical engineer Martin Z. Bazant on understanding dynamics at intermediate scale, "deionization shocks", and the process of over-limiting current to membranes

Electron – Positron Annihilation

Physicist Frank Taylor on quarks, muons, and the Standard Model

Slow and Stopped Light

Harvard Prof. Mikhail Lukin on the quantum mechanical switch, improving the lifetime of our memory, and quantum artificial intelligence

Nanoscale Negative Materials for Optics

Physicist Srinivas Sridhar on super resolution imaging, an entirely new way for light to propagate, and a breakthrough in nanotechnology

The Search for Gravitational Waves

Physicist Nergis Mavalvala on the general theory of relativity, Hulse-Taylor system, and the way gravitational wave can be measured using a mirror, a laser, and a clock

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