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The future of scientific training with Shirley Tilghman

The future of scientific training with Shirley Tilghman

How should we consider a journey through a career in science? Few have given this more thought than Tilghman, a leading geneticist at Princeton. Here, Tilghman talks about her own path in science and how we need to rethink how we train and inspire budding scientists in a challenging career environment.

Filed Under: Conversations in Science

Neuroplasticity with Nobel Laureate Eric Kandel

Neuroplasticity with Nobel Laureate Eric Kandel

Kandel won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2000 for his work on neuroplasticity and the nervous system. In this light hearted interview, he discusses the mind, the brain, and his journey into a life of science.

Filed Under: Conversations in Science

Conversations in Science with Dan Rather and George Shultz

Conversations in Science with Dan Rather and George Shultz

Secretary Shultz has been addressing global crises inside and outside of government for decades. He now has his attention firmly focused on concerns over climate change and renewable energy. In a candid and provocative conversation, he explains to Rather why this has become his cause.

Filed Under: Conversations in Science

The destructive effects of climate change with Chris Field

The destructive effects of climate change with Chris Field

There are many challenges when it comes to addressing the destructive effects of climate change, and few people are better suited to address these than Field. In this thoughtful interview, Field calmly but firmly explains what we know about climate change, what the stakes are, and what can be done about it.

Filed Under: Conversations in Science

Find the Sublime in the Mundane.

Find the Sublime in the Mundane Pursh

As a boy in India, Manu Prakash spent endless hours exploring his surroundings, learning to find the sublime in the mundane. Today, as a professor at Stanford University, he pursues research questions with the same open-ended curiosity and creates tools to empower people around the globe to go on their own journey of discovery.

Filed Under: Background to Breakthrough

Rebecca Calisi-Rodríguez: Charting an Original Path

Rebecca Calisi-Rodríguez: Charting an Original Path

Dr. Calisi-Rodríguez’s research on pigeons, like her life, is one of charting an original path. Her experiences as a Mexican-Italian-American woman, professor, artist, and mother have provided her with fascinating and unusual perspectives to study the biology of parental behavior. In so doing, she is redefining what it means to be a scientist.

Filed Under: Background to Breakthrough

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