01:23:59

APS Indigenous Learning Forum: Oceti Sakowin Approaches to Digital Archiving and Website Design

01:50:07

Making Nature Panel 6: Collecting Pasts and Futures - Wrap-Up Conversation

01:30:25

Making Nature Panel 5: Labor & Expertise

01:14:09

Making Nature Panel 4: Imperial Entanglements

01:43:38

Making Nature Panel 3: Philadelphia Connections

01:10:12

Making Nature: Academy Collections Highlights Roundtable

01:27:40

Making Nature Panel 2: Materiality & Resistance

01:23:34

Making Nature Panel 1: Sensory Experiences

51:21

Lunch at the Library: "A Revolutionary Friendship" with Francis D. Cogliano

01:12:18

Liberty’s Odyssey with Paschalis M. Kitromilides

01:01:15

"Up Home" with Ruth Simmons

59:31

"The Queen’s Silence" with Brooke Newman

18:55

Hypothermia as Treatment Practice - Sam Tisherman

27:46

Bearing Burdens, Taking Up Arms: Women with the Continental Army - Holly Mayer

33:37

The Growth of Useful Knowledge - Joel Mokyr

28:18

William G. Bowen and the Challenges of American Higher Education - Nancy Weiss Malkiel

36:13

The Indian Law Bombshell Case: McGirt v. Oklahoma - Robert J. Miller

56:35

The Internet's Milestones and Millstones - Vinton Cerf

01:06:00

DARPA's Foundational Biostasis Program and Panel Discussion - Joeanna Arthur

21:29

The Current Realities of ECMO and HCA - Bonnie L. Milas

21:18

Historical Context and Ethics of Biostasis - Jane Maienschein

23:50

Benjamin Franklin Biostasis Conjecture Symposium - Lance B. Becker

59:22

Piano Concert with Avery Gagliano

30:44

Coffee: The Other Complicated Colonial Beverage - Michelle C. McDonald

25:07

April 2024 Induction of New APS Members

36:42

Studying the Shape and Composition of the Universe - David Spergel

31:03

From the Big Bang to Life, Observations and Questions from Astronomy - John C. Mather

01:18:30

Virtual Discussion – "Franz Boas, James Teit, and Early Twentieth-Century Salish Ethnography"

50:22

Lunch at the Library: "Becoming Catawba: Catawba Indian Women and Nation-Building" with Brooke Bauer

53:30

Lunch at the Library: “The Remnants of Race Science" with Sebastián Gil-Riaño

01:20:00

ILF: "La enseñanza del Zapoteco como segunda lengua" with Rayo Cruz

01:02:31

Bucking The Counterfeiters: The Science Behind Franklin's Money Printing

14:17

Ellen Yin and Paul Freedman

21:52

Margaret McFall-Ngai, "Biology in a Technology-Driven Revolution"

25:14

Roberta Raffaetà, "Have We Ever Been Human? The Social Sciences After the Microbiome Revolution"

28:06

Amedeo Arena, "Enlightening Exchanges between Naples and Philadelphia"

12:39

November 2023 American Philosophical Society Awards and Prizes

40:40

Christoph Wolff, "Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach and the History of Music"

51:41

Danny O'Malley and Alex Rivest, "Frontiers: A Mission to Tell Better Science Stories"

43:19

Dianne K. Newman, "The Powerful Unity and Diversity of Microbial Metabolism"

32:57

Edward G. Gray, "Tom Paine's Iron Bridge: Building a United States"

30:27

Edward L. Glaeser, "Cities and Physical Connections in a Virtual Age"

40:37

John Shattuck, "Beyond Polarization: What Might Hold Americans Together?"

37:38

Paula Marantz Cohen, "Talking Cure: The Civilizing Power of Conversation"

26:07

Victoria J. Orphan, "Invisible Microbial Networks Control the Cycling of Matter"

32:48

Carol J. Oja, "Marian Anderson and Jim Crow Segregation in Classical Music Performance"

53:57

Lunch at the Library: “Unboxing the Dead” – A Memoir with former APS Librarian J. Stephen Catlett

50:41

Lunch at the Library: "Ethical returns, access and complicating the archive.” with Maura Sullivan

01:04:12

ILF: Archival Material in Media Art - The 2023 Indigenous Gulf Stream with Hali Dardar

31:26

2023 November Meeting of the APS—Induction of New Members

12:21

2023 November Meeting of the APS—Presentation of Society’s Prizes and Awards

54:10

The Franklins’ Shop Books, 1730-1748 -- A Virtual Discussion with the Center for Digital Scholarship

54:25

Lunch at the Library: “Keeping Jellyfish: Gendered Labor in Marine Animal Husbandry” with Sam Muka

23:09

WIS: Opportunities - Moderator Wrap Up

01:30:50

WIS: Opportunities Panel 4 - Lessons Learned: Opportunities for the Future

01:24:04

WIS: Opportunities - Panel 3 Representing Women in Science: Opportunities for Collections & Curation

01:06:07

WIS Opportunities - Panel 2: Opportunities for Engagement, Teaching, and Learning

01:41:49

WIS: Opportunities - Panel 1: Local Opportunities: Engaging Women in STEM in Philadelphia

51:53

Lunch at the Library: "Prisoners of Congress: Philadelphia’s Quakers in Exile" with Ned Donoghue

01:04:51

The Exceptions with Kate Zernike