The Linda Hall Library is one of the world’s foremost independent research libraries devoted to science, engineering, and technology. Through the Library’s collections, programming, and strategic partnerships, the Linda Hall Library brings science to life in new and relevant ways to help others better understand the world in which they live.

Programming Themes:
Human Health and Behavior
Technology and Innovation
The Built Environment
This Planet and Beyond

Searching for Alien Earths
1:02:38
Searching for Alien Earths
Space for Birds: A Science Headliners Interview with Astronaut and Photographer Dr. Roberta Bondar
23:11
Space for Birds: A Science Headliners Interview with Astronaut and Photographer Dr. Roberta Bondar
Building the Future for People and Planet
1:07:26
Building the Future for People and Planet
How Do I Become a Geologist?
1:00:00
How Do I Become a Geologist?
The Art and Science of Distillation
1:19:40
The Art and Science of Distillation
After Hours with the Listers
1:00:06
After Hours with the Listers
Preparing for Mars: A Science Headliners Interview with CHAPEA 1 Crew Member Dr. Nathan Jones
15:08
Preparing for Mars: A Science Headliners Interview with CHAPEA 1 Crew Member Dr. Nathan Jones
Science Meets Diplomacy: The Illegal Wildlife Trade
1:16:18
Science Meets Diplomacy: The Illegal Wildlife Trade
Women in STEM: Joanna Cielocha, Associate Professor of Biology, Rockhurst University
13:25
Women in STEM: Joanna Cielocha, Associate Professor of Biology, Rockhurst University
Women in STEM: Patrice Gonzalez, Branch Manager & Lead Educator, Mr. & Mrs. F.L. Schlagle Library
12:01
Women in STEM: Patrice Gonzalez, Branch Manager & Lead Educator, Mr. & Mrs. F.L. Schlagle Library
Women in STEM: Kristin Edie, VP Enterprise Sustainability, Hallmark
10:49
Women in STEM: Kristin Edie, VP Enterprise Sustainability, Hallmark
Women in STEM: Kellyann Jones-Jamtgaard, National Program Leader, USDA
18:56
Women in STEM: Kellyann Jones-Jamtgaard, National Program Leader, USDA
Saving Birds: Ecology and Conservation in a Changing Environment
1:06:06
Saving Birds: Ecology and Conservation in a Changing Environment
A Survey of Career Paths in Astronomy
10:36
A Survey of Career Paths in Astronomy
Day-to-Day Work of an R&D Scientist
2:12
Day-to-Day Work of an R&D Scientist
Tips for Getting into Game Development
3:36
Tips for Getting into Game Development
Technology and Tradition: Inside the NFL's Analytics Revolution
1:22:25
Technology and Tradition: Inside the NFL's Analytics Revolution
Elm Dirt Worm Farm: Organic Plant Fertilizer from Kansas City to Wimbledon
59:12
Elm Dirt Worm Farm: Organic Plant Fertilizer from Kansas City to Wimbledon
The Sun in Early Modernity Roundtable
1:01:46
The Sun in Early Modernity Roundtable
After Hours with Medieval Science
59:58
After Hours with Medieval Science
JCCC Bird Collision Study: Creating Safer Passage for Migrating Birds
41:16
JCCC Bird Collision Study: Creating Safer Passage for Migrating Birds
New Directions in the History of Color Photography: Competing Narratives, Unsettling Omissions
1:06:28
New Directions in the History of Color Photography: Competing Narratives, Unsettling Omissions
Multivalent: Accessibility and the User Experience in Kansas City
1:35:30
Multivalent: Accessibility and the User Experience in Kansas City
How Do I Become a Biologist?
56:21
How Do I Become a Biologist?
Bombs, Computers, and the Dawn of the Anthropocene
1:03:58
Bombs, Computers, and the Dawn of the Anthropocene
Whispers of the Wild: The Enigmatic World of Native Pollinators
1:02:19
Whispers of the Wild: The Enigmatic World of Native Pollinators
After Hours with Aldus Manutius
1:05:34
After Hours with Aldus Manutius
Women in STEM: Angela Kennedy and Beth Noser
18:09
Women in STEM: Angela Kennedy and Beth Noser
Totality! The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse
57:29
Totality! The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse
How to Clone a Mammoth: The Science of De Extinction
1:14:51
How to Clone a Mammoth: The Science of De Extinction