03:30

Interview with Margaret Niemann '85

01:00:02

Halle Berry, "Women, Race, and Film," 2000

09:37

Jimmy Stewart '32 on the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, 1982

01:51

What Do You Find When You Dig in the Mudd?

25:06

Nuclear Test Ban

59:49

Segregation and the South - Fund for the Republic Records

01:20

Reaction of O2 with Subsurface Oxygen Vacancies on TiO2 Anatase

01:19

LSC Partners in Science at Princeton University

01:34

800 MHz NMR Arrives in the Frick Chemistry Lab

02:29

Chemistry at Princeton: Quantum Chemists' Hack-a-Thon

00:19

Printed Ear 'listens' to music

04:33

GEO 365 students learn how to take samples in the the Pyrenees, Spain

01:10:29

Avi Wigderson: The hardness of proving computational hardness

59:00

Robert Tarjan: Search Tree Mysteries

01:01:03

Christos Papadimitriou: The Origin of Computable Numbers -- A Tale of Two Classics

52:49

Richard Lipton: What Would Turing Be Doing Today?

01:03:44

David Harel: Standing on the Shoulders of a Giant -- One Person's Experience of Turing's Impact

01:04:52

Shafi Goldwasser: Pseudo Deterministic Algorithms

58:57

Ronald Rivest: The Growth of Cryptography

01:06:54

Andrew Odlyzko: Turing and the Riemann zeta function

01:06:05

James D. Murray: Mathematical biology, past present and future

01:04:06

Tom Mitchell: Never Ending Language Learning

01:06:10

Barbara Liskov: Programming the Turing Machine

54:54

Martin Davis: Universality is Ubiquitous

47:24

Andrew Appel: Turing, Gödel, and Church at Princeton in the 1930s

58:34

Andrew Chi-Chih Yao: Quantum Computing: A Great Science in the Making

01:03:41

Philip Wadler: Church's Coincidences

01:05:50

Leslie Valiant: Computer Science as a Natural Science

53:03

Dana S. Scott: Lambda Calculus, Then and Now

06:17

Shirley Tilghman gives opening remarks at Princeton University's Turing Centennial Celebration

54:33

Richard M. Karp: Theory of Computation as an Enabling Tool for the Sciences

01:00:05

Robert Kahn: A Systems Approach to Managing Distributed Information

03:14

Chemistry at Princeton: Profiles of Young Chemists #2

01:20

How to View Digitized Content in the Finding Aid

01:44

Requesting Material from the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections

03:57

Using Princeton University Library Finding AIds

01:46:30

Maria Klawe: Best time ever to be a woman (in theory)

01:20:13

Joan Girgus at Princeton on women in science: the last 50 years

03:58

James Shinn - Radical Innovation in Global Markets

03:09

James Hornthal - The Lean LaunchPad

59:22

EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson speaks at Princeton University: 'A Laboratory of One's Own'

02:44

Chemistry at Princeton: Profiles of Young Chemists #1

01:17:12

CCI Talk: 2008-10-3 Assaf Naor, part 2

59:15

CCI Talk: 2008-10-3 Assaf Naor, part 1

54:33

CCI Talk: 2008-09-12 Russell Impagliazzo, part 2

01:02:28

CCI Talk: 2008-09-12 Russell Impagliazzo, part 1

01:43

Angela Creager talks about the course EGR 277: Technology and Society

01:11:20

Ricardo Levy speaks at Princeton University on the essence of entrepreneurship

03:09

Derek Lidow's class on Entrepreneurial Leadership

03:04

"Shadow Pictures," circa 1929

00:34

Global ShakeMovie, Virginia Earthquake, August 23, 2011

05:53

GrandChallenges600.mov

01:05:17

Unleashing Innovation: Tackling Environmental Challenges

39:48

Lisa Jackson Speaks at She Roars Conference

52:45

William Ford - The Auto Industry: From Recovery to Revolution

01:22:34

Starting, Financing, and Building Life Science Technology Companies to Success

01:02:52

Paul Polak - Making a Difference: Design for the Other 90%

01:01:05

Aaron Patzer - The $170 Million Idea: From Idea to Exit in 3 Years

01:10:00

Bill Strickland talks at Princeton University about social entrepreneurship

27:11

"The Challenge," 1955