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Karolin Luger (CU Boulder, HHMI): Discovery of the Structure of the Nucleosome
20:12
Karolin Luger (CU Boulder, HHMI): Discovery of the Structure of the Nucleosome
David J. Haas, part 2: HIV and Structural Biology
7:28
David J. Haas, part 2: HIV and Structural Biology
David J. Haas, part 1: Cryo-cooling Protein Crystals: The First 52 Years
15:31
David J. Haas, part 1: Cryo-cooling Protein Crystals: The First 52 Years
Matthew Meselson (Harvard): The Semi-Conservative Replication of DNA
13:09
Matthew Meselson (Harvard): The Semi-Conservative Replication of DNA
John Clements (UCSF): The Discovery of Lung Surfactant
19:18
John Clements (UCSF): The Discovery of Lung Surfactant
Lee Hartwell (Fred Hutch): Understanding the Cell Cycle Regulators
21:54
Lee Hartwell (Fred Hutch): Understanding the Cell Cycle Regulators
Ruslan Medzhitov (Yale / HHMI): The Role of Toll-Like Receptors in the Control of Adaptive Immunity
20:58
Ruslan Medzhitov (Yale / HHMI): The Role of Toll-Like Receptors in the Control of Adaptive Immunity
Genetics Of Aging - iBiology & Youreka Science
6:14
Genetics Of Aging - iBiology & Youreka Science
The Key to Chromosome Immortality - iBiology & Youreka Science
6:40
The Key to Chromosome Immortality - iBiology & Youreka Science
The Cell's Radar: How Cells Sense Their Environment - iBiology & Youreka Science
6:07
The Cell's Radar: How Cells Sense Their Environment - iBiology & Youreka Science
CRISPR: A word processor for editing the genome - iBiology & Youreka Science
6:09
CRISPR: A word processor for editing the genome - iBiology & Youreka Science
The Semi-Conservative Replication of DNA - iBiology & Youreka Science
7:32
The Semi-Conservative Replication of DNA - iBiology & Youreka Science
Ian Gibbons (UC Berkeley): The Discovery of Dynein
20:21
Ian Gibbons (UC Berkeley): The Discovery of Dynein
Michael Hall (University of Basel): The Story of TOR (Target of Rapamycin)
24:39
Michael Hall (University of Basel): The Story of TOR (Target of Rapamycin)
Ian Baldwin (Max Planck Institute): Making scientific writing painless
14:02
Ian Baldwin (Max Planck Institute): Making scientific writing painless
Taekjip Ha (Johns Hopkins): How I became a Scientist in Korean with English slides & subtitles
10:00
Taekjip Ha (Johns Hopkins): How I became a Scientist in Korean with English slides & subtitles
Taekjip Ha (Johns Hopkins University): How I became a Scientist in Korean
10:00
Taekjip Ha (Johns Hopkins University): How I became a Scientist in Korean
Torsten Wiesel (Rockefeller University): Exploring the Visual Brain
24:05
Torsten Wiesel (Rockefeller University): Exploring the Visual Brain
Evelyn Witkin (Rutgers): The SOS Response in Bacteria
16:18
Evelyn Witkin (Rutgers): The SOS Response in Bacteria
John Heuser & Tom Reese part 3: Why Collaborate?
7:45
John Heuser & Tom Reese part 3: Why Collaborate?
John Heuser & Tom Reese part 2: The Future Of Electron Microscopy
8:31
John Heuser & Tom Reese part 2: The Future Of Electron Microscopy
John Heuser & Tom Reese part 1: Imaging synaptic vesicle transmission
23:53
John Heuser & Tom Reese part 1: Imaging synaptic vesicle transmission
Ron Vale (UCSF and HHMI): Discovering Kinesin
19:16
Ron Vale (UCSF and HHMI): Discovering Kinesin
Colleen Cavanaugh (Harvard): Chemosynthetic symbioses: Living together can be fun
20:50
Colleen Cavanaugh (Harvard): Chemosynthetic symbioses: Living together can be fun
Karl Deisseroth (Stanford / HHMI): Development of Optogenetics
21:23
Karl Deisseroth (Stanford / HHMI): Development of Optogenetics
Anthony (Tony) Hyman (MPI-CBG): Encouraging Innovation
13:38
Anthony (Tony) Hyman (MPI-CBG): Encouraging Innovation
David Julius (UCSF): How peppers & peppermint identified sensory receptors for temperature and pain
16:02
David Julius (UCSF): How peppers & peppermint identified sensory receptors for temperature and pain
Biology Behind Bars... The Prison University Project at San Quentin
8:55
Biology Behind Bars... The Prison University Project at San Quentin
Steven Chu (Stanford University): Renewable Energy: Generation, Transmission and Storage
10:39
Steven Chu (Stanford University): Renewable Energy: Generation, Transmission and Storage
Manuel Razo Mejía (Caltech): Ayudando estudiantes de ciencia en México: Clubes de Ciencia México
5:40
Manuel Razo Mejía (Caltech): Ayudando estudiantes de ciencia en México: Clubes de Ciencia México