00:44

What is your outlook on collaboration? Françoise Barré-Sinoussi

00:42

Do you see yourself as an activist? Nobel Laureate Françoise Barré-Sinoussi

01:33

What are your views on high-throughput biology? Peter Doherty

02:28

Was a Nobel Prize always on the cards? Peter Doherty

01:22

Public health research in a connected world, Nobel Laureate Barry Marshall

02:15

"In some things you just have to do it and then say I'm sorry" - Nobel Laureate Barry Marshall

02:36

The importance of curiosity driven research, Nobel Laureate, Barry Marshall

01:11

Peter Agre on his work beyond the Nobel Prize, including science diplomacy and human rights

01:12

Have you ever had to give up on an experiment? Nobel Laureate Tim Hunt

01:06

"I think it's rather foolish to gamble in science" - Tim Hunt, Nobel Laureate

01:11

How do you keep the big picture in mind? Nobel Laureate Tim Hunt

01:27

Why did you choose to study biochemistry at Cambridge? Tim Hunt

01:31

Should scientists be secretive about their work? Nobel Laureate Tim Hunt

01:46

"There is going to be an expansion in science education and media" Barry Marshall

01:03

An unusual impact a Nobel Laureate's work - Barry Marshall

01:37

"Once you make a discovery, it's everybody's" - Peter Agre, Nobel Laureate

01:04

The bigger the finding, the more reviewers resist publication - Tim Hunt

01:05

When is it time to change direction? Nobel Laureate Tim Hunt

01:13

"When I was a graduate student we didn't have a Xerox machine" Tim Hunt

01:17

How should you choose a postdoc position? Nobel Laureate Tim Hunt

01:25

"Anyone who worries about their career probably shouldn't be in science" - Tim Hunt, Nobel Laureate

02:09

"To make a discovery, it has to be an accident" - Tim Hunt, Nobel Laureate

01:23

What do you do when your experiments aren't working? Nobel Laureate Tim Hunt

02:38

Elizabeth Blackburn explains how she learnt to give a good talk

02:12

"I still lie awake and worry about funding for the lab" - Elizabeth Blackburn

01:20

"You can't say 'I've done the job and I'm going to go home'" - Elizabeth Blackburn

01:26

Did the great discoveries of the past inspire you? Tim Hunt, Nobel Laureate

00:56

"I can open any biological journal and I can see a little bit of me" - Oliver Smithies

02:23

Nobel Prize Inspiration Initiative

01:31

Do you feel lucky to be a scientist? Nobel Laureate Craig Mello

01:40

"After the Prize it was hard to get anything done for a couple of years" Craig Mello

01:23

Is collaboration a necessary part of research?

01:50

"You should always be looking for that new thing" - Craig Mello, Nobel Laureate

02:07

How did your collaboration with Andrew Fire begin? Craig Mello

02:20

Did becoming a Nobel Laureate at just 45 put pressure on you? Craig Mello

00:56

"It's almost like a spine-tingling effect" Craig Mello, Nobel Laureate

01:22

The hardest challenge is switching to something else, Craig Mello, Nobel Laureate

02:24

"It's really hard to learn something that's true about the world" - Craig Mello

01:53

How did you react to the call from the Nobel Committee? Craig Mello

01:29

How did you become interested in biology? Craig Mello, Nobel Laureate

01:26

Should young scientists look up to Nobel Laureates? Roger Kornberg

01:56

"I view all of my students as my teachers" - Roger Kornberg, Nobel Laureate

02:04

"When I started in science you could be a true generalist" - Roger Kornberg

01:45

"You could go to Wall Street and get much richer" Roger Kornberg, Nobel Laureate

00:44

What do you predict will be the next big discovery? Nobel Laureate Roger Kornberg

03:09

The divide between industry and academia has grown smaller, Roger Kornberg

00:45

"The beauty of science is that truth emerges in the end" - Nobel Laureate Roger Kornberg

02:30

"Ideas happen in the minds of individuals" - Roger Kornberg, Nobel Laureate

01:59

Is it important to have a good mentor? Nobel Laureate Roger Kornberg

01:43

The difference between science in America and the UK - Tim Hunt

01:03

"It took maybe five years before I really got back into the lab" Nobel Laureate Tim Hunt

02:20

Tim Hunt explains the discovery which led to his Nobel Prize

01:05

"I was sure that somebody else was going to get there first" Tim Hunt

01:01

"If I have a strength it's spotting things that don't quite make sense" - Tim Hunt

01:05

"The Nobel Prize is kind of embarrassing" - Tim Hunt, Nobel Laureate

01:42

"If possible be the first in a field where people don't even believe you're right" Tim Hunt

01:05

Which modern scientists inspire you? Nobel Laureate Tim Hunt

02:22

"Making a mistake is fantastically important" Nobel Laureate Tim Hunt

01:33

Nobel Laureate Tim Hunt describes his enjoyment of scientific partnerships

02:14

The seminar which led to Martin Chalfie's Nobel Prize-awarded work on GFP