20:12

Karolin Luger (CU Boulder, HHMI): Discovery of the Structure of the Nucleosome

07:28

David J. Haas, part 2: HIV and Structural Biology

15:31

David J. Haas, part 1: Cryo-cooling Protein Crystals: The First 52 Years

13:09

Matthew Meselson (Harvard): The Semi-Conservative Replication of DNA

19:18

John Clements (UCSF): The Discovery of Lung Surfactant

21:54

Lee Hartwell (Fred Hutch): Understanding the Cell Cycle Regulators

20:58

Ruslan Medzhitov (Yale / HHMI): The Role of Toll-Like Receptors in the Control of Adaptive Immunity

06:14

Genetics Of Aging - iBiology & Youreka Science

06:40

The Key to Chromosome Immortality - iBiology & Youreka Science

06:07

The Cell's Radar: How Cells Sense Their Environment - iBiology & Youreka Science

06:09

CRISPR: A word processor for editing the genome - iBiology & Youreka Science

07:32

The Semi-Conservative Replication of DNA - iBiology & Youreka Science

20:21

Ian Gibbons (UC Berkeley): The Discovery of Dynein

24:39

Michael Hall (University of Basel): The Story of TOR (Target of Rapamycin)

14:02

Ian Baldwin (Max Planck Institute): Making scientific writing painless

10:00

Taekjip Ha (Johns Hopkins): How I became a Scientist in Korean with English slides & subtitles

10:00

Taekjip Ha (Johns Hopkins University): How I became a Scientist in Korean

24:05

Torsten Wiesel (Rockefeller University): Exploring the Visual Brain

16:18

Evelyn Witkin (Rutgers): The SOS Response in Bacteria

07:45

John Heuser & Tom Reese part 3: Why Collaborate?

08:31

John Heuser & Tom Reese part 2: The Future Of Electron Microscopy

23:53

John Heuser & Tom Reese part 1: Imaging synaptic vesicle transmission

19:16

Ron Vale (UCSF and HHMI): Discovering Kinesin

20:50

Colleen Cavanaugh (Harvard): Chemosynthetic symbioses: Living together can be fun

21:23

Karl Deisseroth (Stanford / HHMI): Development of Optogenetics

13:38

Anthony (Tony) Hyman (MPI-CBG): Encouraging Innovation

16:02

David Julius (UCSF): How peppers & peppermint identified sensory receptors for temperature and pain

08:55

Biology Behind Bars... The Prison University Project at San Quentin

10:39

Steven Chu (Stanford University): Renewable Energy: Generation, Transmission and Storage

05:40

Manuel Razo Mejía (Caltech): Ayudando estudiantes de ciencia en México: Clubes de Ciencia México

05:19

Manuel Razo-Mejia (Caltech): Helping science students in Mexico: Clubes de Ciencia México (CdeCMx)

16:24

Neil Shubin (U. Chicago): Finding Tiktaalik, the Fossil Link Between Fish and Land Animals

14:31

Michael Rosbash (Brandeis): Understanding Circadian Rhythms

15:27

Rob Phillips (Caltech) & Lee Cudlip (Rob's Mom): How Rob Became a Scientist

09:45

J. Woodland Hastings (Harvard): The Origin of Luciferases and Bioluminescence

17:00

Steven Chu (Stanford U.): Pushing the Boundaries of Light Microscopy

19:57

Eric Wieschaus and Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard: Collaborating to Find Developmental Genes

16:20

Edmond Fischer (U. Washington): Reversible Protein Phosphorylation as a Regulatory Mechanism

16:42

Jennifer Doudna (UC Berkeley / HHMI): Genome Engineering with CRISPR-Cas9

17:02

William Bialek (Princeton): Developing Unifying Theories for Biology

12:00

Margaret Gardel (U. Chicago): What is Cytoplasm?

11:36

David Haussler (UC Santa Cruz / HHMI): What Can We Learn From Sequencing Our Genomes

12:19

Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz (NIH): How do Lipids and Cholesterol Regulate the Secretory Pathway?

17:44

Julie Theriot (Stanford / HHMI): Discovering Design Principles for Cells and Organisms

13:05

Rob Phillips (Caltech): The Genome as the Modern Rosetta Stone

10:40

Adam Cohen (Harvard / HHMI): Visualizing Activity in the Brain

10:43

Rama Ranganathan (UT Southwestern): Finding the ‘Effective Variables’ in Biological Systems

13:29

Michael Rosen (UT Southwestern / HHMI): Cell Organization on Micron Length Scales

15:17

Walter Gilbert (Harvard U): Development of DNA Sequencing

16:22

Phillip A. Sharp (MIT): RNA Splicing: What is a Gene?

14:42

David Baker (U. Washington / HHMI): Crowd Sourcing Protein Folding: Rosetta@Home and FoldIt

11:54

J. Woodland Hastings (Harvard U): Autoinduction: The Discovery of Quorum Sensing in Bacteria

14:33

Alexander Rich (MIT): The Discovery of Polynucleotide Hybridization

13:48

Walter Gilbert (Harvard U): From Science to Art

13:44

Jeffrey Friedman (Rockefeller U./HHMI): The Causes of Obesity and the Discovery of Leptin

20:19

Brown and Goldstein (U Texas Southwestern): Molecular Basis of Familial Hypercholesterolemia

06:55

Brown and Goldstein (U Texas Southwestern): The Joys of Collaboration

25:46

Rothman and Schekman: Uncovering the Secretory Pathway

17:01

Gary Ruvkun (Harvard): The Small RNA Revolution: A perfect storm

17:28

Erling Norrby (Author Nobel Prizes and Nature's Surprises): DNA and the Nobel Prize