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Scientific Sense ® is an academic interview series that treats research as something to be examined in public. It has a wide appetite. Archaeology, linguistics, economics, materials science, neuroscience, astrophysics, and speculative physics can appear side by side, not as trivia, but as different ways of asking how evidence changes a model. The conversations often begin with a paper abstract, a book premise, or a technical phrase. Then the show slows down. A guest may explain why evidence from the Chusang site challenges older assumptions about permanent high-altitude occupation on the Tibetan plateau. Another may turn a personal story of movement and speech into a discussion of accents, identity, and social perception. Ancient Honduras becomes a way to reconsider hierarchy, freedom, and the habit of reading past societies through state-like assumptions. Plastics becomes less a lifestyle topic than a question about information, data, and environmental belief. The range is broad, but the method is consistent. The interviewer asks from a position of curiosity and often admits where he lacks expertise. That makes the show feel more like a seminar table than a lecture hall. Guests are allowed to be technical, and some answers stay dense. Still, the best moments come when difficult claims are restated in causal language: what is being measured, what model is being challenged, what would follow if the finding is right. Scientific Sense ® also has a public-policy nerve. Episodes on social mobility move from big data to admissions, class representation, long-term outcomes, and the difficulty of making policy around delayed effects. Conversations about cosmology and physical theory weigh explanation against evidence, including what scientists can and cannot do with claims that explain everything too easily. The show does not chase a tidy lesson. It prefers mechanisms. For listeners willing to follow scholarly reasoning at real speed, it offers a clear window into how specialists think, disagree, qualify, and revise.
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Scientific Sense ® is an invigorating podcast that delves into the intricate tapestry of Science and Economics, serving as a nexus for intellectual exploration and fervor. This daily venture engages listeners by conversing with preeminent academics, unraveling their research, and unveiling emerging concepts across a diverse array of fields. Scientific Sense ® thoughtfully examines multifaceted themes such as the frameworks of worker rights and policy, the philosophical underpinnings of truth and its pursuit within academia, and constitutional discourse within divided societies.
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Scientific Sense lets researchers test big scientific and economic ideas against evidence, assumptions, and their consequences beyond academia.
Scientific Sense starts with an academic's research and keeps asking what its claims mean beyond the abstract. The interview format ranges freely across economics and science, from John Friedman's work on social mobility to conversations about ancient Honduras, cosmology, and…
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A careful cosmology interview that keeps asking what evidence can really rule in.
Professor Geraint Lewis handles the big cosmology questions with calm focus, moving from what inflation does for the standard picture to how theory stays tied to evidence and where explanation starts to run out.
A data-focused look at mobility, college access, and why neighborhood maps still matter.
The episode takes a clear look at how big-data research on inequality and mobility can shape policy. John Friedman lays out Opportunity Insights and the Opportunity Atlas, showing how adult outcomes can be traced back to childhood census tracts and how sharply neighborhoods…
A measured look at dollar dominance, productivity, and long-run growth data across countries and centuries.
The episode treats de-dollarization with a steady hand, leaning on central bank reserves, foreign exchange transaction volume, global debt securities, and trade invoicing to support the case that U.S. dollar dominance stayed intact through late 2023.
A grounded look at the hot Big Bang, inflation, and how evolved brains misread the world.
This episode follows a clear arc from the hot Big Bang through the observational problems that came after it, then into inflation as one response to those gaps, with Raul Jimenez of the University of Barcelona and Daniel Bertacca of the University of Padua helping to steady the…
A measured look at what geroscience can test, and where its evidence still needs to catch up.
This single episode treats geroscience as a testable field rather than a promise machine. Stephen Krzyzewski explains why he would not label aging itself a disease, then follows the field's interest in biologic pathways tied to aging, including caloric restriction and metformin.
A careful look at ancient Honduras that rethinks power, freedom, and what a society needs.
Rosemary Joyce presents ancient Honduras as a place where social life has to be understood through occupation, freedom, and the practical business of getting along. The discussion starts with "Are Not Seeing Like a State?
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Episodes
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Prof. Dani Bassett of UPenn and Prof. Perry Zurn of American University on curiosity.
·58m - 2
Prof. Gunther Kletetschka of University of Alaska on A Radical New Theory: Is Time 3-Dimensional?
·54m - 3
Prof Paul Zak of Claremont Graduate University on neural diversity, mood, thriving and good music
·44m - 4
Prof. Geraint Lewis of the University of Sydney on the Cosmos
·59m - 5
Prof. John Friedman of Brown on Opportunity Insights
·1h 9m - 6
Jon Hartley of Hoover institution on De-dollarization, AI, and tariffs.
·56m - 7
Prof. Jimenez of Univ. of Barcelona and Prof. Bertacca of Univ. Padova on inflation cosmology.
·54m - 8
Prof. Daniel Whiteson of the University of California, Irvine asks, "Do Aliens speak Physics?'6
·1h 6m - 9
Prof. Andrew Jaffe of Imperial College on the Random Universe
·1h 6m - 10
Prof. Antoinette Schoar of MIT Sloan School of Management on cryptocurrencies
·1h 13m - 11
Mr. Nicolas Niarchos on the dirty supply chain.
·58m - 12
Prof. Valerie Fridland of the Univ of Nevada on Why We Talk Funny, The Real Story Behind Our Accents
·1h 22m - 13
Prof. Jacqueline Gottlieb of Columbia University on curiosity
·57m - 14
Prof. Rita McGrath of Columbia Business School on Seeing Around Corners.
·1h 4m - 15
Prof. Scott Anthony of Dartmouth on Eleven Innovations that Shaped Our Modern World
·59m - 16
Prof. Kevin Gaston of Univ. of Exeter on night time ecology.
·51m - 17
Prof. Katrine Løken of the Norwegian School of Economics on parental leave, prison, and brain drain.
·43m - 18
Ms. Amber Case of Calm Technology Institute on the principles and patterns for non-intrusive design.
·1h 1m - 19
Dr. Christof Koch of the Allen Institute on Consciousness
·1h - 20
Prof. Paola Sapienza of Stanford on Long-Term Orientation and Educational Performance
·1h 3m - 21
Prof. Danielle Allen of Harvard University on Justice By Means of Democracy.
·50m - 22
Prof. Jonathan Moreno of the University of Pennsylvania on Psychodrama, Culture, and the Network.
·1h - 23
Prof Setha Low of CUNY on Beach Politics
·56m - 24
Prof Christine Webb of NYU on the Arrogant Ape: The Myth of Human Exceptionalism and Why It Matters
·1h 4m - 25
Prof. Ranjay Gulati of Harvard Business School on How to Be Bold
·59m - 26
Prof. Christopher Bae of the Univ. of Hawaii on Asian hominin variability and the Chibanian puzzle
·55m - 27
Prof. Carmen Reinhart of Harvard on Sovereign Debt
·1h 14m - 28
Prof. Shelly Flagel and Prof. Jacinta Beehner of the University of Michigan on goal/sign tracking
·57m - 29
Prof. Chris Kennedy of the University of Chicago on reasoning, semantic convention and subjectivity
·1h 3m - 30
Prof. Zhaoping Li of UCLA on Spices and Health
·33m - 31
Prof. Alan Love of the University of Minnesota on Evolutionary Theories
·1h 4m - 32
Decision Options ® by Gill Eapen: Mr. Aby Alexander on emerging technologies in connectivity.
·49m - 33
Prof. Dirk Schulze-Makuch of Technical University, Berlin, Germany on ET
·58m - 34
Prof. Peter Gorham of University of Hawaii on Neutrinos, Cosmic Rays, and experimental Physics
·1h 6m - 35
Prof. Rob Jackson of Stanford on "Into the Clear Blue Sky: The Path to Restoring Our Atmosphere"
·48m - 36
Prof. Glenn Cohen of Harvard on emergency abortions, uterus transplants, psychedelics and medical AI
·54m - 37
Prof. Terrie Moffitt of Duke University on Aging
·59m - 38
Prof. Michael Rowan-Robinson on Planet 9, Star burst, Plank and JWST
·56m - 39
Prof. Glenn M. Schwartz of Johns Hopkins on Syria and Mesopotamia
·47m - 40
Prof. Stacy McGaugh of Case Western on the Mutual Incommensurability of ΛCDM and MOND
·56m - 41
Dr. Christopher DeArmitt on Plastics.
·59m - 42
Prof. Stephen Kritchevsky of Wake Forest on Geroscience
Geroscience starts with a blunt pattern.
·58m·5 clips - 43
Prof. Rosemary Joyce of the University of California, Berkeley, on ancient Honduras.
Ancient Honduras pushes back against the backwater label.
·1h 4m·5 clips - 44
Dr. Nadine Dijkstra of UCL on reality and imagination
This episode features an interview with Dr.
·51m - 45
Prof. Meret Aeppli of EPFL on the complexity of soil as a system
This episode features an interview with Professor Meret Aeppli from EPFL, discussing the complexity of soil as a system, focusing on redox reactions and their role in biogeochemical cycles.
·52m - 46
Prof. Tanya Luhrmann of Stanford on Porosity is the Heart of Religion
This episode features an interview with Professor Tanya Luhrmann of Stanford University discussing her anthropological research on porosity as the heart of religion, exploring how sensory and quasi-sensory experiences shape religious commitment and the perception of supernatural phenomena.
·51m - 47
Prof. Itay Goldstein of UPenn on financial institutions,.AI-Powered Trading, and Collusion
·52m - 48
Prof. Angus Fletcher of Ohio State on Why Computers Will Never Read (or Write) Literature
·59m - 49
Prof. Alison Galloway of UC Santa Cruz on bone color changes due to fire, wild fires and victims
·55m - 50
Prof. Kanaka Rajan of Harvard on Deep RL, Deep Behavior Analysis and Scalable Neural Forecasting
·50m - 51
Prof. Madeleine Beekman of the University of Sydney on the Origin of Language
·1h 1m - 52
Dr. Tristan Bekinschtein of Cambridge on sleep, alertness, breathwork, and cognitive digital therapy
·1h 4m - 53
Prof. Missy Cummings of George Mason University on autonomous vehicles, LLM and AI hazards
·59m - 54
Prof. Paco Calvo, Professor at the University of Murcia on plant cognition and consciousness
·1h 3m - 55
Prof. Kent Berridge of the University of Michigan on addiction and Incentive-Sensitization Theory
·56m - 56
Prof. Stephanie Schmitt-Grohé of Columbia on Exchange Controls, Nominal Wage Rigidity and inflation
·1h 7m - 57
Prof. Sriram Sankararaman of UCLA on Neanderthal introgression, and gene-environment interactions
·1h 7m - 58
Decision Options ® by Gill Eapen: Dr. Ian Williams on Science Funding Options
·1h 17m - 59
Prof. Simon Hogg of Durham University on wind energy
·1h 10m - 60
Dr. Foy Scalf of the University of Chicago on funerary texts in ancient Egypt
·57m - 61
Dr. Heidi Gardner of Harvard Law School on collaboration, leaders and boards
·50m - 62
Prof. Trey Ideker of UCSD on predictive oncology, genomics and Desmosome mutations
·1h 1m - 63
Prof. Ernest Chi Fru of Cardiff University on the importance of Phosphorous on life
·40m - 64
Prof. David Pearce of Northumbria University on the Microbial communities in the Artic and Antarctic.
·49m - 65
Prof. Gualtiero Piccinini, Professor of Philosophy at the Univ of Missouri in St. Louis on the Mind
·56m - 66
Dr. Ian Williams on Consciousness
·1h 47m - 67
Prof. Muhammad Usman of the University of Melbourne on Quantum Computing
·47m - 68
Prof Stewart Friedman of University of Pennsylvania on work, life and leadership
·49m - 69
Dr. Ian Williams on different ideas.
·2h 8m - 70
Prof Peter Carruthers of the University of Maryland on Innateness in Mind
·58m - 71
Dr Paavo Pylkkänen on Physics and Consciousness
·1h 6m - 72
Prof. Joanna Masel of the University of Arizona on fitness, LUCA, and planning for the next pandemic
·1h 15m - 73
Prof. Claudia Maraston of the University of Portsmouth on stellar and galaxy evolution
·56m - 74
Prof. Tirthankar Roy of LSE and Dr. K. Ravi Raman of Kerala State Planning Board on Kerala, India
·1h 6m - 75
Prof. Rodrigo Braga of Northwestern University on brain networks
·51m - 76
Prof. Catherine Ramirez University of California, Santa Cruz on Carlisle Indian Industrial School
·1h 15m - 77
Prof. Elizabeth Johnson of Northwestern University on aging, cognition and brain stimulation.
·52m - 78
Prof. Wendy Freedman of the University of Chicago on the Hubble Constant
·58m - 79
Prof Peter Carruthers of the University of Maryland on Innateness in Mind
·58m - 80
Prof Peter Carruthers of the University of Maryland on Innateness in Mind
·58m - 81
Prof. Kevin Tracey of Feinstein Institutes on the Great Nerve (Vagus Nerve)
·59m - 82
Prof. Michael Frank of Brown Univ. on Brain, Memory, decision-making, uncertainty, and plasticity
·55m - 83
Prof Peter Carruthers of the University of Maryland on Innateness in Mind
·58m - 84
Prof. Shadi Bartsch of the University of Chicago on Natural, Social Sciences and Humanities
·1h 6m - 85
Prof. Jeffrey C. Erlich of the University College, London on Cognition
·1h 10m - 86
Dr. Ian Willams on empathy, consciousness and extra-terrestrial life
·1h 25m - 87
Prof. Sir Simon Baron-Cohen on the Pattern Seekers, how autism drives human invention.
·50m - 88
Prof. Gregory Forth of the University of Alberta on a Hidden Hominid
·58m - 89
Prof. Bhismadev Chakrabarti of Univ. of Reading on Autism and Empathy
·54m - 90
Prof. George Dragoi of Yale on memory storage and retrieval
·56m - 91
Dr. Geoffrey Ellis of US Geological Survey on geologic hydrogen resources on Earth
·49m - 92
Prof. Prem Kumar of Northwestern on Quantum Teleportation
·1h 3m - 93
Prof. David Blight of Yale on Democracy and Policies in America: History repeats
·1h 7m - 94
Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter emeritus prof of University of Cambridge on the Art of Uncertainty
·56m - 95
Prof. Ziv Williams of Harvard on the behavior of single neurons in the human brain
·59m - 96
Prof. John Crassidis,, Professor of Innovation at the University at Buffalo, on space junk
·56m - 97
Sam Faycurry, co-founder and CEO of Fay Nutrition on dietitians and the science of nutrition
·47m - 98
Prof. Iris Berent of Northeastern University on human nature and the mind-body divide
·57m - 99
Prof. Christopher Lynn of Yale University on how humans learn
·59m - 100
Prof. David Lindenmayer of Australian National University on forest fires, causes and solutions
·41m - 101
Prof. John Connelly of UC Berkeley on the German question and similarity to Russia and Ukraine.
Oct 3, 2026·59m - 102
Prof. Robert Lustig of UCSF on Metabolical, The Lure & Lies of Processed Food, Nutrition & Medicine
Sep 30, 2026·1h 1m - 103
Prof. Meredith Small of Cornell Univ. on FAMILY: How the Human Need for Belonging Shapes Our Lives
Sep 26, 2026·56m - 104
Prof. Alex Chan of Harvard on Explainable AI, Medical liability of AI, and the collapse of WWW.
Sep 24, 2026·1h 6m - 105
Prof. Zaldy Tan of UCLA on What to Remember When You Are Forgetting
Sep 21, 2026·50m - 106
Prof. Mark Mattson of Johns Hopkins on metabolic switching and intermittent fasting
Sep 18, 2026·1h 5m - 107
Prof. Rachael Brown of the University of Chicago on Christians and Christianity
Sep 15, 2026·1h 2m - 108
Prof. Trevor Robbins of Univ. of Cambridge on the neural basis of compulsive disorders
Sep 12, 2026·57m - 109
Prof. Eric Betzig of Univ. of California, Berkely on high resolution imaging of biological systems
Sep 9, 2026·1h 7m - 110
Prof. Emil Martinec of the University of Chicago on String theory & black holes information paradox
Sep 6, 2026·1h 40m - 111
Prof. Jonathan Silvertown of the Univ. of Edinburgh on how leaves conjure up the world
Sep 2, 2026·56m - 112
Prof. Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe of Columbia University on the Neo-Fisher Effect in Monetary Policy
Aug 30, 2026·58m - 113
Prof. Mariassunta Giannetti on supply chains, market power, inflation and liquidity reallocation
Aug 27, 2026·1h 1m - 114
Prof. Kala Krishna of the Penn State University on Educational Testing
Aug 25, 2026·58m - 115
Prof. Mark Hersam of Northwestern on nueromorphic and quantum computing.
Aug 21, 2026·57m - 116
Prof. Susan Schneider of FAU on Consciousness and AI
Aug 19, 2026·1h 7m - 117
Prof. Katherine Freese of University of Texas, Austin on Dark Stars
Aug 16, 2026·1h 5m - 118
Prof. Tristram Kidder of Washington University in St. Louis on Climate Change Lessons from China.
Aug 13, 2026·1h - 119
Prof. Harald Uhlig of the University of Chicago on Bitcoin Economics
Aug 10, 2026·48m - 120
Prof. Anna Grzymala-Busse of Stanford on authoritarians, fragmentation, and the medieval Church
Aug 6, 2026·48m - 121
Professor Andrew Weaver of the Univ. of Victoria on climate change mitigation
Aug 1, 2026·1h 10m - 122
Prof. Valerio Capraro of the University of Milan - Bicocca. on the economics of language
Jul 28, 2026·1h 3m - 123
Prof. Sara Seager, Professor of Planetary Science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jul 26, 2026·49m - 124
Prof. Thomas Schoenemann of Indiana Univ. on evolution, Grammer in Apes' language & Neaderthal brain
Jul 23, 2026·1h 5m - 125
Prof. Scott Aaronson of the University of Texas, Austin on the Future of Quantum Computing
Jul 18, 2026·56m - 126
Prof. Mike Snyder of Stanford on auto-immune diseases, metabolic syndrom and Type 2 Diabetes
Jul 15, 2026·50m - 127
Prof. Jonathan Fortney of the University of California, Santa Cruz on Exoplanets
Jul 13, 2026·45m - 128
Prof. Carole LaBonne of Northwestern University on neural crest and stem cells
Jul 11, 2026·1h 1m - 129
Prof. Lesley Rogers of the University of New England, Australia on asymmetrical brain
Jul 9, 2026·1h 1m - 130
Prof. George Matsas of São Paulo State Univ. on black holes, macro systems & fundamental constants
Jul 7, 2026·1h 3m - 131
Prof. Darcia Narvaez of Notre Dame on growing up to be “A Good and Useful Human Being”
Jul 3, 2026·56m - 132
Prof. Clayton Crockett of the University of Central Arkansas on the New Materialist Cosmotheology
Jun 30, 2026·1h 7m - 133
Prof. Thomas Levenson of MIT on "A Pox on Fools" and the story of Vaccines
Jun 26, 2026·1h 6m - 134
Prof. Charles Yang of the University of Pennsylvania on learning words and conventions
Jun 22, 2026·54m - 135
Prof. Stephanie Coontz of Evergreen State on the Problematic Past and Uncertain Future of Marriage.
Jun 18, 2026·54m - 136
Prof. Agustin Ibáñez of Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile on whole-body-exposome and brain health
Jun 15, 2026·58m - 137
Prof. Susan Roaf of Heriot Watts University on temperature, comfort, colonialism and standards
Jun 11, 2026·43m - 138
Prof. Amy Williams of the University of Florida on Astrobiology and Mars Rovers.
Jun 7, 2026·53m - 139
Prof. Magnus Bergquist of the University of Gothenburg on environment, climate change and policy
Jun 3, 2026·56m - 140
Dr. Daniel Schroeder of SINTEF on Artificial Intelligence threats to society and democracy
May 31, 2026·59m - 141
Prof. Jeffrey Marlow of Boston University on Unlocking the secrets of the deep sea
May 28, 2026·1h 1m - 142
Prof. Kathryn Paige Harden of the University of Texas at Austin on the Original Sin
May 25, 2026·59m - 143
Prof. Hakeem Oluseyi on Why We Exist.
May 20, 2026·1h 7m - 144
Prof. Isabel Gauthier of Vanderbilt University on visual object recognition and human variation
May 15, 2026·57m - 145
Dr. Alberto Espay of the University of Cincinnati on neurodegenerative diseases.
May 10, 2026·53m - 146
Dr Vishal Gajjar of SETI Institute on finding technologically advanced extraterrestrial life
May 5, 2026·53m - 147
Prof. Lawrence Friedman of New England Law School on The Varieties of Substantive Due Process
Apr 30, 2026·54m - 148
Prof. Exequiel (Zeke) Hernandez of the University of Pennsylvania on Immigration.
Apr 24, 2026·56m - 149
Prof. Mark Aldenderfer of the University of California, Merced on high altitude adaptation of humans
Professor Mark Aldenderfer discusses his research on high altitude adaptation, focusing on evidence from the Chusang site that challenges existing models of permanent human occupation on the Tibetan plateau during the early Holocene.
Apr 18, 2026·53m - 150
Prof. Valerie Fridland of the Univ of Nevada on Why We Talk Funny, The Real Story Behind Our Accents
Professor Valerie Fridland discusses her book on why people have different accents and how language evolves, prompted by the host's personal experience with accent changes from India to the U.S.
Apr 12, 2026·1h 22m - 151
Prof. Rosemary Joyce of the University of California, Berkeley, on ancient Honduras.
This episode features an interview with Professor Rosemary Joyce discussing her research on reinterpreting ancient Honduran societies through anarchic social theories, focusing on inequality and freedom during the Maya classic periods.
Apr 7, 2026·1h 4m - 152
Dr. Christopher DeArmitt on Plastics.
Dr.
Apr 3, 2026·59m - 153
Prof. Gunther Kletetschka of University of Alaska on A Radical New Theory: Is Time 3-Dimensional?
Professor Gunther Kletetschka discusses his radical new theory proposing that reality consists of one spatial dimension and three temporal dimensions, which could unify electromagnetic and gravitational interactions and explain quantum behavior.
Mar 27, 2026·54m - 154
Prof Paul Zak of Claremont Graduate University on neural diversity, mood, thriving and good music
Hidden gemProfessor Paul Sack of Claremont Graduate University says a brain valuation network can track social-emotional experiences and predict mood with 99% accuracy and energy with 98% accuracy.
Mar 20, 2026·44m·4 clips - 155
Prof. Geraint Lewis of the University of Sydney on the Cosmos
Hidden gemProfessor Geraint Lewis joins the show to talk about the cosmos, the dark side of the universe, and the questions that still refuse tidy answers.
Mar 15, 2026·59m·5 clips - 156
Prof. John Friedman of Brown on Opportunity Insights
Hidden gemJohn Friedman joins the host from Brown University, where he also serves as Dean of the School of International Public Affairs.
Mar 7, 2026·1h 9m·4 clips - 157
Jon Hartley of Hoover institution on De-dollarization, AI, and tariffs.
Hidden gemThe conversation starts with de-dollarization.
Mar 1, 2026·56m·3 clips - 158
Prof. Jimenez of Univ. of Barcelona and Prof. Bertacca of Univ. Padova on inflation cosmology.
Hidden gemThe host opens with the hot Big Bang and inflation.
Feb 27, 2026·54m·3 clips - 159
Prof. Daniel Whiteson of the University of California, Irvine asks, "Do Aliens speak Physics?'6
Feb 20, 2026·1h 6m - 160
Prof. Andrew Jaffe of Imperial College on the Random Universe
Feb 14, 2026·1h 6m - 161
Prof. Antoinette Schoar of MIT Sloan School of Management on cryptocurrencies
Feb 8, 2026·1h 13m - 162
Mr. Nicolas Niarchos on the dirty supply chain.
Feb 2, 2026·58m - 163
Prof. Stephen Kritchevsky of Wake Forest on Geroscience
This episode features an interview with Professor Stephen Kritchevsky on geroscience, exploring how nutritional and biological interventions can slow aging-related diseases and improve health in older adults.
Jan 27, 2026·58m - 164
Prof. Jacqueline Gottlieb of Columbia University on curiosity
Jan 22, 2026·57m - 165
Prof. Rita McGrath of Columbia Business School on Seeing Around Corners.
Jan 10, 2026·1h 4m - 166
Dr. Nadine Dijkstra of UCL on reality and imagination
Jan 8, 2026·51m - 167
Prof. Scott Anthony of Dartmouth on Eleven Innovations that Shaped Our Modern World
Dec 22, 2025·59m - 168
Prof. Kevin Gaston of Univ. of Exeter on night time ecology.
Dec 13, 2025·51m - 169
Prof. Katrine Løken of the Norwegian School of Economics on parental leave, prison, and brain drain.
Dec 5, 2025·43m - 170
Ms. Amber Case of Calm Technology Institute on the principles and patterns for non-intrusive design.
Dec 3, 2025·1h 1m - 171
Dr. Christof Koch of the Allen Institute on Consciousness
Nov 24, 2025·1h - 172
Prof. Paola Sapienza of Stanford on Long-Term Orientation and Educational Performance
Nov 20, 2025·1h 3m - 173
Prof. Danielle Allen of Harvard University on Justice By Means of Democracy.
Nov 15, 2025·50m - 174
Prof. Jonathan Moreno of the University of Pennsylvania on Psychodrama, Culture, and the Network.
Nov 9, 2025·1h - 175
Prof Setha Low of CUNY on Beach Politics
Oct 21, 2025·56m - 176
Prof Christine Webb of NYU on the Arrogant Ape: The Myth of Human Exceptionalism and Why It Matters
Oct 18, 2025·1h 4m - 177
Prof. Ranjay Gulati of Harvard Business School on How to Be Bold
Harvard Business School professor Ranjay Gulati discusses his book 'How to Be Bold', exploring how courage in business involves taking action despite fear, based on research about companies investing during economic downturns.
Oct 14, 2025·59m - 178
Prof. Christopher Bae of the Univ. of Hawaii on Asian hominin variability and the Chibanian puzzle
Oct 10, 2025·55m - 179
Prof. Carmen Reinhart of Harvard on Sovereign Debt
Oct 1, 2025·1h 14m - 180
Prof. Tanya Luhrmann of Stanford on Porosity is the Heart of Religion
Sep 27, 2025·51m - 181
Prof. Shelly Flagel and Prof. Jacinta Beehner of the University of Michigan on goal/sign tracking
Sep 21, 2025·57m - 182
Prof. Dani Bassett of UPenn and Prof. Perry Zurn of American University on curiosity.
Sep 17, 2025·58m - 183
Prof. Itay Goldstein of UPenn on financial institutions,.AI-Powered Trading, and Collusion
Sep 12, 2025·52m - 184
Prof. Angus Fletcher of Ohio State on Why Computers Will Never Read (or Write) Literature
Sep 7, 2025·59m - 185
Prof. Alison Galloway of UC Santa Cruz on bone color changes due to fire, wild fires and victims
Sep 3, 2025·55m - 186
Prof. Kanaka Rajan of Harvard on Deep RL, Deep Behavior Analysis and Scalable Neural Forecasting
Aug 29, 2025·50m - 187
Prof. Madeleine Beekman of the University of Sydney on the Origin of Language
Aug 25, 2025·1h 1m - 188
Dr. Tristan Bekinschtein of Cambridge on sleep, alertness, breathwork, and cognitive digital therapy
Aug 21, 2025·1h 4m - 189
Prof. Missy Cummings of George Mason University on autonomous vehicles, LLM and AI hazards
Aug 17, 2025·59m - 190
Prof. Paco Calvo, Professor at the University of Murcia on plant cognition and consciousness
Aug 13, 2025·1h 3m - 191
Prof. Kent Berridge of the University of Michigan on addiction and Incentive-Sensitization Theory
Aug 9, 2025·56m - 192
Prof. Stephanie Schmitt-Grohé of Columbia on Exchange Controls, Nominal Wage Rigidity and inflation
Aug 5, 2025·1h 7m - 193
Prof. Sriram Sankararaman of UCLA on Neanderthal introgression, and gene-environment interactions
Jul 29, 2025·1h 7m - 194
Decision Options ® by Gill Eapen: Dr. Ian Williams on Science Funding Options
Jul 26, 2025·1h 17m - 195
Prof. Simon Hogg of Durham University on wind energy
Jul 22, 2025·1h 10m - 196
Dr. Foy Scalf of the University of Chicago on funerary texts in ancient Egypt
Jul 17, 2025·57m - 197
Dr. Heidi Gardner of Harvard Law School on collaboration, leaders and boards
Jul 13, 2025·50m - 198
Prof. Trey Ideker of UCSD on predictive oncology, genomics and Desmosome mutations
Jul 9, 2025·1h 1m - 199
Prof. Salikoko Mufwene of the U of Chicago on Language Evolution: Contact, competition and change
Nov 22, 2024·58m - 200
Prof. Elizabeth Loftus of UC Irvine on misinformation, AI and LLM amplification of false memories
Nov 17, 2024·55m - 201
Prof. Sophia Rosenfeld of University of Pennsylvania on Statistics, Democracy and Choice
Nov 12, 2024·1h 6m - 202
Prof. Jacqueline Gerson of Cornell on how anthropogenic activities changed nutrients in watersheds
Nov 4, 2024·42m - 203
Prof. Yotam Ophir of the University at Buffalo on disinformation, and conspiracy theories.
Oct 16, 2024·59m - 204
Prof. Robert Sternberg of Cornell University on Intelligence and Wisdom
Oct 5, 2024·1h - 205
Prof. Anita Allen of the University of Pennsylvania on Privacy
Sep 26, 2024·59m - 206
Dr. Anna Trindade Falcão of Harvard on Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN)
Sep 21, 2024·1h 1m - 207
Prof. Mike Wiest of Wellesley College on Consciousness
Sep 12, 2024·1h 11m - 208
Prof. Thomas Maschmeyer of the University of Sydney on battery technologies and plastics recycling.
Aug 24, 2024·44m - 209
Prof. Ben Levinstein of the University of Illinois on the mind of ChatGPT (Part 2)
Aug 20, 2024·1h 11m - 210
Prof. Ben Levinstein of the University of Illinois on the mind of ChatGPT - Part I
Aug 17, 2024·44m - 211
Prof. Sharon Block of Harvard on worker power, rights, unions and policy
Aug 14, 2024·1h 4m - 212
Prof. Robert George of Princeton on the Truth-Seeking Mission of the University and Its Conditions.
Aug 11, 2024·1h 5m - 213
Prof. Rebecca Tushnet of Harvard on the first amendment, copyright and commercial speech doctrine
Aug 7, 2024·50m - 214
Prof. Martha Minow of Harvard on Constitutional Preconditions, Divided Societies, and Local News
Aug 1, 2024·1h 2m - 215
Prof. Karla Kaun of Brown University on addiction and the brain
Jul 19, 2024·57m - 216
Prof. Harold Koh of Yale on the National Security Constitution
Jul 11, 2024·46m - 217
Prof.Tim Maudlin of NYU on Physics and Philosophy
Jul 6, 2024·1h 25m - 218
Prof. Burt Neuborne of NYU and Berkeley on the Supreme Court
Jun 29, 2024·1h 7m - 219
Prof. Philip Koopman of Carnegie Mellon University on autonomous vehicles.
Jun 22, 2024·57m - 220
Prof. Peter Littlewood on phase transitions, and the connections between Physics, Biology and AI
Jun 5, 2024·56m - 221
Prof. Michael Dorf of Cornell on the nonidentity problem, debt ceiling, and Civil Disobedience
Jun 3, 2024·54m - 222
Prof. Bruce Ovbiagele of UCSF on Stroke and Global Health Equity
May 31, 2024·1h - 223
Prof. Viral Acharya of NYU on myopic governments, decarbonization, contingent credit, and employment
May 23, 2024·1h 1m - 224
Prof. Thane Rosenbaum of Touro University on the first amendment, society, religion and policy
May 14, 2024·59m - 225
Prof. Joel Bakan on the New Corporation
May 11, 2024·59m - 226
Prof. Chris Barrett on ‘Benevolent’ patent extensions, community forests, and crop yield estimation
May 7, 2024·1h - 227
Dr. Paul Heggarty on the history and progression of Indo-Europeans
May 3, 2024·52m - 228
Prof. Eugene Volokh of UCLA on freedom of speech for humans, organizations, and AI.
Apr 18, 2024·1h 12m - 229
Prof. Mariassunta Giannetti on supply chains, market power, inflation and liquidity reallocation
Apr 14, 2024·1h 1m - 230
Prof. Anthony LoSasso on healthcare providers, payors, prices and markets
Apr 8, 2024·1h 2m - 231
Prof. Jeffrey Pinto of Penn State on Covid reality & Normalization of Deviance in Project Management
Mar 28, 2024·1h 7m - 232
Mr. Ashwin Ramaswami, senatorial candidate in Georgia on the opportunities for the next generation
Mar 25, 2024·39m - 233
Prof Annamaria Lusardi of Stanford University on the importance of financial literacy
Mar 22, 2024·1h - 234
Priyanca Ford on the promises and challenges of fusion energy
Mar 19, 2024·1h - 235
Prof. Moran Cerf of Columbia Business School on humanity, AI and decision-making
Mar 15, 2024·51m - 236
Prof. György Buzsáki of NYU on the Cognition from the Body-Brain Partnership
Mar 11, 2024·1h 1m - 237
Prof. Ilana Redstone of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on the Certainty Trap.
Mar 8, 2024·57m - 238
Prof. Linda-Gail Bekker of the University of Cape Town on the prevalence of HIV and other diseases
Mar 4, 2024·50m - 239
Prof. Cass Sunstein of Harvard University on the power of noticing what was always there
Feb 27, 2024·1h - 240
Prof. Monica L. Smith of UCLA on the Fundamentals of the State
Feb 23, 2024·1h 4m - 241
Prof. Claudia de Rham of Imperial College on Gravity.
Feb 21, 2024·51m - 242
Prof. Susan Goldin-Meadow of the University of Chicago on gestures and language
Feb 15, 2024·56m - 243
Prof. Robin Chazdon on forest regeneration and climatic impacts
Feb 11, 2024·52m - 244
Prof. Francine Blau of Cornell University on Gender Inequality in the Labor Market
Feb 7, 2024·1h 3m - 245
Prof. Ulrike Malmendier of UC Berkely on CEO lifespan
Jan 30, 2024·53m - 246
Prof. Laura Veldkamp of Columbia University on a model of the data economy.
Jan 25, 2024·57m - 247
Prof. Phoebe Koundouri on Behavioral Economics and Neuroeconomics of Environmental Values
Jan 23, 2024·51m - 248
Prof. James Robinson of the University of Chicago on Why Nations Fail
Jan 20, 2024·1h 11m - 249
Prof. George Schatz of Northwestern University on nanoparticles
Jan 18, 2024·55m - 250
Dr. Stephanie Seneff of MIT on the deleterious effects of deuterium on health & metabolic diseases
Jan 11, 2024·57m - 251
Prof. Reinhilde Veugelers of KU Leuven in Belgium on risk aversion in R&D funding
Dec 1, 2023·55m - 252
Celina Lee, CEO of Zindi on the quest to increasing access to AI in Africa and developing countries.
Nov 10, 2023·50m - 253
Prof. Barbara Petrongolo of University of Oxford on gender inequality, trends, and policy
Nov 3, 2023·57m - 254
Prof. Lise Vesterlund of the University of Pittsburgh on Putting a Stop to Women’s Dead-End Work
Oct 18, 2023·54m - 255
Prof. Paul Sutter of Stony Brook University on Cosmic Voids and the Structure of the Universe
Oct 17, 2023·41m - 256
Prof. Alexander Sack of Maastricht University on brain stimulation and treatment of CNS diseases
Oct 7, 2023·52m - 257
Prof. Roman Sheremeta of Case Western University on the Russian war on Ukraine and International law
Sep 29, 2023·47m - 258
Prof. Matthias Kling of Stanford on Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) upgrade and applications
Sep 26, 2023·58m - 259
Prof. James Tabery of the University of Utah on the Tyranny of the Gene
Sep 21, 2023·55m - 260
Prof. Stephanie Cherqui of UCSD on Cystinosis, Friedreich’s ataxia, Alzheimer’s and gene therapy
Sep 18, 2023·42m - 261
Prof. Maria Castro of University of Michigan on Brain Cancer
Sep 8, 2023·53m - 262
Prof. Robert Lufkin on Metabolic Syndrome
Aug 31, 2023·1h 4m - 263
Dr. Ian Williams on Various Topics
Aug 28, 2023·1h 9m - 264
Prof. Ellen Armour of Vanderbilt University on Seeing is Believing
Jul 13, 2023·1h 9m - 265
Dr. Julio Guerrero, CEO and founder of Cambridge Research and Technology on Energy Technologies
Jun 30, 2023·55m - 266
Prof. Pinar Yildirim of Wharton on Automation, Media, Luxury, Advertising and Moderation strategies
Feb 23, 2023·1h - 267
Prof. Julia Lane from NYU on AI policy
Jan 30, 2023·57m - 268
Prof. Ayelet Fishbach of the University of Chicago on the science of motivation
Jan 29, 2023·58m - 269
Prof. Holden Thorp is Chief Editor Science on Covid, Misinformation, JWST and discrimination
Dec 20, 2022·59m - 270
Prof. Leah Krubitzer of University of California, Davis on the future of the brain.
Nov 29, 2022·49m - 271
Prof Trey Ideker of UCSD on AI applications in Biology and Life Sciences
Nov 22, 2022·54m - 272
Prof. Alessandro Gavazza of London School of Economics on mortgages, cars and market friction
Nov 6, 2022·50m - 273
Prof. Adriana Lleras-Muney of UCLA on the relationships between socio-economic status and health
Aug 29, 2022·59m - 274
Prof. Louise Westling of the University of Oregon on Deep History and the Rhythm of Catastrophe
Jun 24, 2022·1h 4m - 275
Prof. Benedict C. Albensi of Nova SouthEastern University on Nuclear Factor Kappa B and Mitochondria
Jun 14, 2022·48m - 276
Prof. Donna Ginther of the University of Kansas on biases in academic and research decisions
Jun 11, 2022·1h 8m - 277
Prof. Bonnie Firestein of Rutgers University on Cypin and Brain Injury
May 30, 2022·55m - 278
Prof. Priscilla Wald of Duke Univ. on how genomics is rewriting race, medicine and human history
May 23, 2022·1h 5m - 279
Dr. Marcela Uliano-Silva of the Wellcome Sanger Institute on error-free genome assemblies
May 18, 2022·49m - 280
Prof. Monica Smith of UCLA on Resource Management in early Urban Centers and Complex Societies.
May 16, 2022·1h 16m - 281
Dr. Iain McDonald of the Open University & Univ. of Manchester on Rogue exoplanets
May 11, 2022·45m - 282
Prof. Timothy Cernak of the Univ of Michigan on supply chains, antivirals and molecular sonification
May 7, 2022·56m - 283
Prof. Paul Novosad of Dartmouth College on Developing Country Policies.
May 3, 2022·58m - 284
Prof. Dean Karlan of Northwestern University on Poverty, Mental Health, Borrowing and Interventions.
Apr 30, 2022·1h 5m - 285
Prof. John Sullins of Sonoma State University on Artificial Intelligence
Apr 27, 2022·1h 27m - 286
Dr. Shruti Rajagopalan of George Mason University on Socialistic Policies in India.
Apr 22, 2022·1h 31m - 287
Prof. Julie Adams of the Oregon State University on Human-Robot Teaming.
Apr 19, 2022·1h 21m - 288
Prof. Emil Martinec of the University of Chicago on String Theory
Apr 14, 2022·1h 14m - 289
Prof. Monica Smith of UCLA on Resource Management in early Urban Centers and Complex Societies.
Apr 6, 2022·1h - 290
Prof. Emil Martinec of the University of Chicago on the Grand Unification Theories in Physics
Apr 3, 2022·1h 12m - 291
Prof. Emil Martinec of the University of Chicago on the Theory of Gravity and Quantum Mechanics
Mar 27, 2022·1h 11m - 292
Prof. Emil Martinec of the University of Chicago on String Theory: Part I, The 4 Fundamental forces
Mar 25, 2022·1h 17m - 293
Prof. Rita Goldstein of the Icahn School of Medicine on neuropsychological studies in addiction
Mar 21, 2022·50m - 294
Prof. Jacqueline M. Hidalgo of Williams College on Religion, Migration and Politics
Mar 16, 2022·52m - 295
Prof. Anusha Chari of the University of North Carolina on shocks and capital flows in emerging markets
Mar 11, 2022·1h 9m - 296
Prof. James Shapiro of the University of Chicago on Evolution, a View from the 21st Century.
Feb 28, 2022·54m - 297
Prof. Susan Alberts of Duke University on social behavior of baboons and other mammals
Feb 27, 2022·55m - 298
Prof. Gisela Kaplan of the University of New England, Armidale, Australia on Birds and Primates
Feb 24, 2022·1h 11m - 299
Prof. Enrique Neblett of the University of Michigan on Racism and Health
Feb 19, 2022·1h 1m - 300
Prof. Emmanuelle Auriol of Toulouse School of Economics on Cannabis, immigration and promotion bias
Feb 16, 2022·54m - 301
Prof. Kate Scholberg of Duke University on supernovae and neutrinos
Feb 13, 2022·53m - 302
Dr. Thomas Fellowes of the University of Sydney on environmental effects on atoll nations
Feb 9, 2022·46m - 303
Dr Ana Bugnot of the University of Sydney on environmental impact of human development
Feb 5, 2022·58m - 304
Prof. Vineet Arora of the University of Chicago on scientific misinformation
Feb 4, 2022·56m - 305
Prof. Susan Goldin-Meadow of the University of Chicago on gestures
Jan 22, 2022·55m - 306
Prof. Jörg Rocholl is the president of ESMT, Berlin on political corporate boards and firm value
Jan 17, 2022·47m - 307
Prof. Ulrike Malmendier iof the University of California, Berkeley on behavior and decision-making
Jan 12, 2022·44m - 308
Prof. Johanna Drucker of UCLA on the Ethics of Aesthetics and Alphabet Histories
Jan 7, 2022·1h 11m - 309
Prof. Maria-Luisa Alegre of the University of Chicago on Organ Transplant Rejection
Dec 23, 2021·55m - 310
Prof. Azra Raza of Columbia University on Cancer diagnosis, prevention and treatment
Dec 16, 2021·50m - 311
Prof. Nathalie Mathieu-Bolh of University of Vermont on the economics of obesity, food and policy
Dec 14, 2021·1h 7m - 312
Prof. Philip Lebel of Montclair State University on risk, economic growth and policy
Dec 11, 2021·1h 1m - 313
Prof. Frank Wilczek of MIT and the 2004 Nobel Laureate in Physics on the Fundamentals of Physics
Dec 8, 2021·1h 29m - 314
Prof. Nadine Strossen of New York Law School on free speech and cancel culture
Dec 6, 2021·1h 4m - 315
Prof. Alex Frangi of the University of Leeds on in-silico clinical trials
Dec 4, 2021·1h 1m - 316
Prof. Jennifer Jordan of IMD, Switzerland on leadership
Dec 3, 2021·50m - 317
Prof. Bruce Hammock of University of California, Davis on insect Biology and Mammalian Enzomology
Nov 26, 2021·51m - 318
Prof. Deirdre McCloskey of the University of Illinois at Chicago on Libertarianism and Economics
Nov 23, 2021·1h 28m - 319
Prof. Kenneth Pomeranz of the University of Chicago on China, Europe, and the making of the modern World economy
Nov 19, 2021·1h 14m - 320
Prof. Claudia Flores of the University of Chicago on aligning law enforcement with human rights
Nov 17, 2021·40m - 321
Prof. Holly Ingraham of UCSF on Estrogen signaling in the brain and gut
Nov 15, 2021·43m - 322
Prof. Wendy Pearlman of Northwestern University on Syrian uprising and politics
Nov 12, 2021·58m - 323
Prof. Sreekumar Bhaskaran of Southern Methodist University on durable goods pricing & distribution
Nov 10, 2021·1h 15m - 324
Prof. Marianna Bolognesi of the University of Bologna on language, concepts and communication.
Nov 8, 2021·59m - 325
Prof. Ryan Ogliore of Washington University in St. Louis on comets, meteorites, and Earth's water
Nov 6, 2021·54m - 326
Prof. Lance Dixon of Stanford University on the connection between gravity and subnuclear forces
Nov 4, 2021·59m - 327
Prof. Claudia Goldin of Harvard on Career & Family: Women’s Century Long Journey Toward Equity
Nov 2, 2021·1h 14m - 328
Prof. Matteo Maggiori of Stanford University on investor beliefs, trading, and global capital flows
Oct 30, 2021·1h 13m - 329
Prof. Keith Riles of the University of Michigan on Continuous Gravitational Waves
Oct 28, 2021·1h 7m - 330
Dr. Carol Gould and Dr. Ian Williams on the history of Pink Floyd ®
Oct 23, 2021·1h 30m - 331
Mr. Steve Hoffman of Founders Space on how technology is shaping our future
Oct 18, 2021·1h 15m - 332
Prof. Wendy Freedman of the University of Chicago on the tension on Hubble Constant measurements
Oct 15, 2021·1h - 333
Prof. Vardit Ravitsky of the University of Montreal on the ethics of genetic testing & communication
Oct 13, 2021·57m - 334
Prof. Gianluca Carnabuci of ESMT Berlin on Innovation
Oct 11, 2021·1h 8m - 335
Prof. Michael Gibbs of the University of Chicago on working from Home
Oct 9, 2021·1h 1m - 336
Dr. Christof Koch of Allen Institute on the architecture of the brain and consciousness
Oct 7, 2021·52m - 337
Prof. Dean Buonomano of UCLA on the biology of time
Oct 5, 2021·1h 14m - 338
Prof. Garance Genicot of Georgetown University on aspirations, inequality, networks and elections
Oct 3, 2021·1h 2m - 339
Prof. Gautam Menon of Ashoka University on the dynamics of COVID spread and policies in India
Oct 1, 2021·1h - 340
Prof. James Hughes of the University of Massachusetts on public policy, sociology and ethics
Sep 29, 2021·1h 32m - 341
Prof. Amy Orsborn of the University of Washington on brain-machine interfaces
Sep 27, 2021·56m - 342
Prof. Teresa Fort, Associate Professor of Dartmouth College on the decline in US manufacturing
Sep 25, 2021·1h 1m - 343
Prof. Gabriele Veneziano of Collège de France on the Quantum Universe and String Theory
Sep 23, 2021·1h 22m - 344
Prof. Gina Poe of UCLA on Sleep
Sep 21, 2021·1h - 345
Prof. Maria Roche of Harvard Business School on the impact of inter-personal exchange on innovation
Sep 19, 2021·54m - 346
Dr. Murad Banaji is a Mathematician of Middlesex University on the statistics of COVID in India
Sep 17, 2021·1h 2m - 347
Prof. Selva Nadarajah of the University of Illinois, Chicago on Real Options
Sep 15, 2021·1h 3m - 348
Prof. Katarina Juselius of the University of Copenhagen on Searching for a Theory That Fits the Data
Sep 13, 2021·1h 6m - 349
Prof. Maja Matarić of USC on human-robot interaction methods for behavior change.
Sep 11, 2021·57m - 350
Prof. Sabine Kastner of Princeton University on the Ryhtemic Theory of Attention and Gender Bias
Sep 9, 2021·1h 6m - 351
Prof. Carol Gould of Florida Atlantic University on the histrionic personality disorder
Sep 7, 2021·44m - 352
Dr. Peter Vereš of Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics on Planetary Defense
Sep 5, 2021·1h 2m - 353
Prof. Daniel Appelbaum of the University of Chicago on Radiomics, Theranostics and AI
Sep 3, 2021·47m - 354
Prof. Ruchi Gupta of Northwestern University on Food Allergies
Sep 1, 2021·1h 4m - 355
Prof. Henry Greenside of Duke University on How Nervous Systems Produce Behavior
Aug 30, 2021·1h 5m - 356
Prof. Yael Niv is Professor of Princeton University on brain and behavior
Aug 28, 2021·1h 8m - 357
Prof. Timothy Buschman of Princeton University on Working Memory in the human brain
Aug 26, 2021·1h 6m - 358
Prof. Sliman Bensmaia of the University of Chicago on Neuroprostheses and bionic hand
Aug 24, 2021·1h 2m - 359
Prof. Piyush Agarwal of the University of Chicago on the disparity in Urology speciality
Aug 22, 2021·44m - 360
Prof. Issam Awad of the University of Chicago on Cerebral Cavernous Malformation (CCM)
Aug 20, 2021·48m - 361
Prof. Zhirong Huang of Stanford University and SLAC on x-ray free-electron lasers
Aug 18, 2021·57m - 362
Prof. Michal Zochowski of the University of Michigan on the Physics of Brain, Sleep and Memory
Aug 16, 2021·57m - 363
Prof. Daniel McKinsey of the University of California, Berkeley on hunting for dark matter
Aug 14, 2021·58m - 364
Prof. Janet Currie of Princeton University on the inequality in mortality and disparities in policy
Aug 12, 2021·1h - 365
Prof. Robert Lustig of UCSF on Metabolical, The Lure & Lies of Processed Food, Nutrition & Modern Medicine
Aug 10, 2021·1h 2m - 366
Prof. Steven Kahn, Professor of Particle Physics and Astrophysics at Stanford University
Aug 8, 2021·1h 5m - 367
Prof. Simon Critchley, Professor of Philosophy at the New School for Social Research
Aug 6, 2021·1h 11m - 368
Prof. Yuriy Kirichok, Professor of Physiology at the University of California, San Francisco.
Aug 4, 2021·56m - 369
Prof. Brian Balin of Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and Prof. Charles Stratton of Vanderbilt University
Jul 30, 2021·1h 23m - 370
Prof. Sheridan Titman, Professor Finance and Chair of Financial Services at the University of Texas, Austin
Jul 28, 2021·58m - 371
Prof. Thomas Shutt, Professor of particle physics and astrophysics at Stanford University
Jul 26, 2021·57m - 372
Prof. Antonio Lieto, Professor of Computer Science at the University of Turin
Jul 24, 2021·56m - 373
Prof. Missy Cummings, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke University
Jul 22, 2021·1h 1m - 374
Prof. Emil Martinec, Professor of Physics at the University of Chicago
Jul 20, 2021·1h 42m - 375
Prof. Stephanie Schmitt-Grohe, Professor of Economics at Columbia University.
Jul 18, 2021·59m - 376
Prof. Mariassunta Giannetti, Professor of Finance at the Stockholm School of Economics.
Jul 16, 2021·58m - 377
Prof. Kala Krishna, Professor of Economics and Liberal Arts Research at Penn State University
Jul 14, 2021·1h - 378
Prof. Sara Seager, Professor of Planetary Science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jul 12, 2021·51m - 379
Prof. Jonathan Fortney, Professor of Astronomy & Astrophysics at the University of California, Santa Cruz
Jul 10, 2021·47m - 380
Prof. Animashree Anandkumar, Professor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences at Caltech
Jul 8, 2021·36m - 381
Prof. Lesley Rogers, Emeritus Professor at the University of New England, Australia
Jul 6, 2021·1h 3m - 382
Dr. Ian Williams, Biochemist and Artist with Prof. Carol Gould, Professor of Philosophy at Florida Atlantic University.
Jul 4, 2021·1h 38m - 383
Prof. Patricia Churchland, Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, San Diego
Jul 2, 2021·1h 3m - 384
Prof. Peter Singer, Professor of BioEthics at Princeton University
Jun 30, 2021·1h 5m - 385
Prof. Daniel Wang, Professor of Astronomy at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Jun 28, 2021·58m - 386
Prof Dong Lai, Professor of Astronomy at Cornell University.
Jun 26, 2021·1h 11m - 387
Prof John Breitner, Professor of Psychiatry at McGill University.
Jun 24, 2021·50m - 388
Prof. Sarah Komisarow of Duke university and Prof. Emily Pakhtigian of Penn State University.
Jun 22, 2021·1h 6m - 389
Prof. Anup Malani, Professor at the University of Chicago Law School and Medical School.
Jun 20, 2021·1h 12m - 390
Prof. K. Scott Wong, Professor of History at Williams College
Jun 18, 2021·59m - 391
Prof. Ione Fine, Professor of Psychology at the University of Washington.
Jun 16, 2021·1h 15m - 392
Prof. Douglas Natelson, Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Rice University.
Jun 14, 2021·1h 5m - 393
Prof. Jesse Prinz, Professor of Philosophy at the City University of New York.
Jun 12, 2021·1h 42m - 394
Prof. Shreya Saxena, Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Florida
Jun 10, 2021·40m - 395
Prof. Alison Barth, Professor in Life Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University
Jun 8, 2021·52m - 396
Prof. Shelly Flagel, Associate Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Michigan
Jun 6, 2021·55m - 397
Prof. Petra Schmid, Assistant Professor of Organizational Behavior at ETH Zurich
Jun 4, 2021·1h - 398
Prof. Henry Yin, Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Duke University
Jun 2, 2021·1h 1m - 399
Prof. Sheena Josselyn, Professor of Psychology and Physiology at the University of Toronto
May 31, 2021·1h 5m - 400
Prof. Beatriz Luna, Professor of Psychiatry, Pediatrics and Psychology at the University of Pittsburgh
May 29, 2021·1h 2m - 401
Prof. Robert Finger, Professor of Agricultural Economics and Policy at the ETH Zurich
May 27, 2021·1h 5m - 402
Prof. Christine Aidala, Professor of Physics at the University of Michigan.
May 25, 2021·41m - 403
Prof. Sebnem Kalemli-Ozcan, Professor of Economics at the University of Maryland
May 23, 2021·1h 2m - 404
Prof. Gregory Tarle, Professor of Experimental Cosmology and Astrophysics at the University of Michigan
May 21, 2021·1h 6m - 405
Prof. Paul Davies, Professor of Physics and Cosmology at the Arizona State University.
May 19, 2021·1h 10m - 406
Prof. Arik Levinson, Professor of Economics at Georgetown University.
May 17, 2021·59m - 407
Prof. Kimberly Gray, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Northwestern University
May 15, 2021·1h 7m - 408
Prof. William Fuchs, Professor of Finance at the University of Texas.
May 13, 2021·46m - 409
Prof. Steve Cundiff, Professor of Physics at the University of Michigan
May 11, 2021·49m - 410
Prof. Woodward Fischer, Professor of Geobiology at the California Institute of Technology.
May 9, 2021·51m - 411
Prof. Kiyoshi Masui, Assistant professor of Physics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
May 7, 2021·1h - 412
Prof. Omar Ahmed, Assistant Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Michigan
May 5, 2021·1h 11m - 413
Prof. William Renthal, Director of Research at the John Graham Headache Center at Brigham and Women’s Hospital of Harvard
May 3, 2021·42m - 414
Prof. Hui Deng, Professor of Physics at the University of Michigan.
May 1, 2021·40m - 415
Prof. Anupam Garg, Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Northwestern University.
Apr 29, 2021·1h - 416
Prof. Gilles Hilary, Professor of Accounting at Georgetown University.
Apr 27, 2021·1h 1m - 417
Prof. Bill Gibson, Professor of Economics at the University of Vermont.
Apr 25, 2021·48m - 418
Prof. Morton Schapiro, President of Northwestern University and Prof. Gary Morson, Professor of the Arts and Humanities at Northwestern
Apr 23, 2021·1h 14m - 419
Prof. Stephanie Seguino, Professor of economics at the University of Vermont
Apr 21, 2021·1h 9m - 420
Prof. Michael Roberts, Professor of Finance at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
Apr 19, 2021·1h 8m - 421
Prof. David Gerdes, Professor of Physics at the University of Michigan
Apr 17, 2021·1h 14m - 422
Prof. Sarkis Mazmanian, Professor of Microbiology at the California Institute of Technology
Apr 15, 2021·50m - 423
Prof. Michael Dickinson, Professor of Bioengineering and Aeronautics at the California Institute of Technology
Apr 13, 2021·1h 19m - 424
Prof. Michael Dinerstein, Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago
Apr 11, 2021·1h 11m - 425
Prof. Francisco Quintana, Professor of Neurology at the Harvard Medical School
Apr 9, 2021·30m - 426
Prof. Arturo Alvarez-Buylla, Professor, Neurological Surgery at UCSF.
Apr 7, 2021·1h 7m - 427
Prof. Carol Gould, Professor of Philosophy at Florida Atlantic University
Apr 5, 2021·1h 13m - 428
Prof. Su Guo, Professor of Bioengineering and Therapeutic Sciences at UCSF
Apr 3, 2021·1h 14m - 429
Prof. Cecilia Lunardini, Professor of Physics at Arizona State University.
Apr 1, 2021·1h - 430
Prof. Howard Fields, Professor Emeritus, Neurology at UCSF
Mar 30, 2021·1h 13m - 431
Prof. Itay Goldstein, Professor of Finance and Economics at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
Mar 28, 2021·1h 19m - 432
Prof. Richard Lebed, Professor of Physics at Arizona State University.
Mar 26, 2021·1h 12m - 433
Prof. Ryan Hickox, Professor of Astronomy at Dartmouth College
Mar 24, 2021·1h 7m - 434
Prof. Maria Kazachenko, Assistant Professor of Astrophysical & Planetary Science at the University of Colorado, Boulder
Mar 22, 2021·40m - 435
Prof Erik Berglöf, Professor of economics at the London School of Economics.
Mar 20, 2021·47m - 436
Prof. Scott Baraban, Professor & Chair in Neuroscience Research, UCSF
Mar 18, 2021·54m - 437
Prof. Paul Taylor, Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt university
Mar 16, 2021·1h 16m - 438
Prof. Jonathan Tan, Professor of Astronomy at Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden
Mar 14, 2021·1h 11m - 439
Prof. Kadri Vihvelin, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Southern California
Mar 12, 2021·1h 4m - 440
Prof. Randall McEntaffer, Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics at the Pennsylvania State University
Mar 10, 2021·38m - 441
Prof. Philip Mauskopf, Prof of Physics at Arizona State University
Mar 8, 2021·1h 12m - 442
Prof. Mark Wilson, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Pittsburgh
Mar 5, 2021·1h 11m - 443
Prof. Vikram Gadagkar, Assistant Professor of Neuroscience at Columbia University.
Mar 3, 2021·1h 7m - 444
Prof. Stephen Finlay, Prof of Philosophy at the Australian Catholic University in Melbourne, Australia
Mar 1, 2021·1h 12m - 445
Prof. Igor Shovkovy, Professor in the College of Integrative Sciences and Arts at Arizona State University.
Feb 26, 2021·58m - 446
Prof. Lenn Goodman, Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University
Feb 24, 2021·44m - 447
Prof. Anne C Hart, Professor of Neuroscience at Brown University.
Feb 22, 2021·49m - 448
Prof. Ellen Armour, Carpenter Chair of Feminist Theology at Vanderbilt Divinity School
Feb 19, 2021·1h 20m - 449
Prof. Emery Brown, Professor of Anesthesia at Harvard Medical School and Computational Neuroscience at MIT
Feb 17, 2021·59m - 450
Prof. Jason Haffner, Prof of Physics and Astronomy at Rice University.
Feb 15, 2021·40m - 451
Prof. Ghassan AlRegib, Professor in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Feb 12, 2021·1h 8m - 452
Prof. Jacquelyn Pless, Assistant Professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management.
Feb 11, 2021·44m - 453
Prof. Wael Asaad, Associate Professor of Neuroscience and NeuroSurgery at Brown University
Feb 10, 2021·42m - 454
Prof. Benjamin Moll, Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics
Feb 9, 2021·1h 14m - 455
Prof. Andrew Newberg, Professor of Integrative Medicine and Nutritional Sciences at Thomas Jefferson University.
Feb 8, 2021·1h 11m - 456
Prof. Murat Kantarcioglu, Professor of Computer Science at The University of Texas at Dallas
Feb 5, 2021·54m - 457
Prof. James Sauls, Professor of Physics at Northwestern University
Feb 4, 2021·55m - 458
Prof. Charles Lipson, Emeritus Professor of international relations at the University of Chicago
Feb 3, 2021·1h 13m - 459
Prof. Marc Law, Professor of Economics at the University of Vermont
Feb 2, 2021·1h 12m - 460
Prof. Cheryl Maslen, Professor of Medicine at Oregon Health & Science University
Feb 1, 2021·56m - 461
Sir Colin Blakemore, Professor of Neuroscience at City University of Hong Kong
Jan 29, 2021·1h 15m - 462
Prof. Debby Silver, Associate Professor of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology at Duke University School of Medicine
Jan 28, 2021·55m - 463
Prof. John Pearson, Assistant Professor of Neurobiology at Duke University
Jan 27, 2021·1h 1m - 464
Prof. Mitch Begelman, Professor of Astrophysical Sciences at the University of Colorado, Boulder
Jan 26, 2021·58m - 465
Prof. Adele Diamond, Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of British Columbia
Jan 25, 2021·47m - 466
Prof. Wendy Freedman, Professor of Astrophysics at the University of Chicago
Jan 22, 2021·58m - 467
Prof. Ted Gibson, Professor of Cognitive Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Jan 21, 2021·1h 27m - 468
Prof. Mark Schroeder, Professor of philosophy at the University of Southern California
Jan 20, 2021·1h 4m - 469
Prof. Matthew Johnson, Assistant Professor of Economics at Duke University
Jan 19, 2021·1h 5m - 470
Prof. Scott Huettal, Professor of Neuroscience at Duke University
Jan 18, 2021·1h 3m - 471
Prof. Christopher McKee, Emeritus Professor of Astronomy at the University of California, Berkeley
Jan 15, 2021·1h - 472
Prof. Nicholas Christakis, Professor of Social and Natural Science at Yale University
Jan 14, 2021·43m - 473
Prof. Philip Cook, Professor of Public Policy & Economics at Duke University
Jan 13, 2021·56m - 474
Prof. Adriana Lleras-Muney, Professor of Economics at UCLA
Jan 12, 2021·1h 18m - 475
Prof. Anil Gupta, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Pittsburgh
Jan 11, 2021·1h 11m - 476
Prof. Chris Blattman, Professor of political science at the University of Chicago
Jan 8, 2021·1h 16m - 477
Prof. Marty Woldorff, Professor of Psychiatry at Duke University
Jan 7, 2021·1h 3m - 478
Prof. Matthew Jackson, Professor of Economics at Stanford University
Jan 6, 2021·1h 6m - 479
Prof. Mark Bear, Professor of Neuroscience at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Jan 5, 2021·52m - 480
Prof. Dragana Rogulja, Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School
Jan 4, 2021·1h 3m - 481
Prof. Robert Talisse, Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University.
Dec 31, 2020·1h 18m - 482
Prof. Warren Grill, Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Duke University
Dec 30, 2020·46m - 483
Dr. Fredrik Inglis of University of Missouri, SL, and Drs. Sussane DiSalvo and Brittany Peterson of University of Southern Illinois, Edwardsville;
Dec 29, 2020·1h 3m - 484
Prof Pete Klenow, Professor of Economic Policy at Stanford University
Dec 28, 2020·58m - 485
Prof. James Kakalios, Professor of Astronomy at the University of Minnesota
Dec 25, 2020·57m - 486
Prof. Lee Ohanian, Professor of Economics at UCLA
Dec 24, 2020·1h 2m - 487
Prof. Michael Ullman, Professor of Neuroscience at Georgetown University
Dec 23, 2020·54m - 488
Prof. Tudor Oprea, Professor of Medicine at the University of New Mexico.
Dec 22, 2020·49m - 489
Prof. Frank Wolak, Professor of Commodity Price Studies at Stanford University
Dec 21, 2020·1h - 490
Prof. Adina Roskies, Professor of Philosophy at Dartmouth College
Dec 18, 2020·1h - 491
Prof. Manfred Paulini, Professor of Physics at Carnegie Mellon University
Dec 17, 2020·57m - 492
Prof. Jacqueline Gottlieb, Professor of Neuroscience at Columbia University
Dec 16, 2020·1h 11m - 493
Prof. Jeremy Darling, Professor of Astrophysics at the University of Colorado, Boulder
Dec 15, 2020·46m - 494
Prof. Oswald Schmitz, Professor of Community Ecology at Yale University
Dec 14, 2020·50m - 495
Prof. Jack Burns, Professor of Astrophysical Sciences at the University of Colorado in Boulder
Dec 11, 2020·53m - 496
Prof. William Zame, Professor of Economics at UCLA
Dec 10, 2020·1h 10m - 497
Prof. Bruce Partridge, Emeritus Professor of Astronomy at Haverford college
Dec 9, 2020·1h 4m - 498
Prof. John Dowling, Research Professor of Neurosciences at Harvard
Dec 8, 2020·54m - 499
Prof. Raja GuhaThakurta, Professor of Astrophysics at the University of California Santa Cruz
Dec 7, 2020·48m - 500
Prof. Scott Gaudi, Professor of Astronomy at Ohio State University
Dec 4, 2020·1h 1m