Videos tagged with "genetics"

with Nobel Laureate James D. Watson

• Behavior,
• Communication,
• Culture,
• How to,
• Physics,
• Strategy,
• education,
• genetics,
• religion

James D. Watson is a molecular biologist celebrated for his discovery of the structure of DNA with Francis Crick for which he received the Nobel...

with Nobel Laureate Richard Axel

• Evolution,
• Memory,
• Perception,
• Smell,
• genetics,
• language,
• neuroscience

Richard Axel is a neuroscientist who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2004 with Linda Buck for his work on the olfactory system....

with Terry Sejnowski

• Brain,
• Communication,
• Environment,
• Mechanism,
• Neuron,
• Synaptic Plasticity,
• genetics,
• mind,
• neuroscience

Liars, Lovers, and Heroes combines cutting-edge findings in neuroscience with examples from history and the headlines to introduce the new...

with science writer Matt Ridley

• Double Helix,
• Francis Crick,
• James Watson,
• Molecular Biology,
• Physics,
• Protein,
• World War II,
• consciousness,
• genetics

Matt Ridley's biography traces Francis Crick's life from his childhood, through his famed scientific discovery of the genetic code, up to his last...

• Brain Dynamics,
• Brain Region,
• Caveat Emptor,
• Cooperative Research Structure,
• Cortical Thickness,
• Dentate Gyrus,
• Development,
• Dyslexia,
• Exercise,
• I.CAN,
• Imaging,
• Institute for Child and Adolescent Neuroscience,
• Learning,
• Lobe,
• Long Range Synchronization,
• Longitudinal Assessment,
• Model,
• Neural Plasticity,
• Neuropsychology,
• Perspective,
• SILC,
• Salk Institute,
• Synapse,
• TDLC,
• Technology,
• Timing,
• education,
• genetics,
• neuroscience

• genetics,
• pancreatic cancer

Influences on Sleep Behavior

• genetics,
• sleep

Sleep genes- how do our genes affect our behavior?

Salk Institute for Biological Studies

• Cancer,
• Glioblastoma,
• Oncology,
• Stem Cells,
• genetics

Glioblastoma: The terminator

• Computers,
• Factory Science,
• Human Genome,
• Inverse Problems,
• Systems Biology,
• genetics

Much Ado About Nothing: Systems Biology and Inverse Problems

• Bacteria,
• Cambridge,
• DNA,
• Francis Crick,
• GC Shift,
• Genetic Code,
• Human Genome,
• Isochores,
• Salk Institute,
• Sydney Brenner,
• genetics

Measure for Measure: The GC Shift and the Problem of Isochores

• Human Genome,
• Human Genome Project,
• Retina,
• Salk Institute,
• genetics,
• vision

All's Well That Ends Well: The History of the Retina

Public Symposium

• Darwin,
• Evolution,
• Natural Selection,
• Origin of Life,
• genetics

Session 3: Origin of Species, Evolution, Human Origins

• Altruism,
• Cell Biology,
• Darwin,
• Evolution,
• Human Biology,
• Social Evolution,
• Social Gene,
• Sociality,
• genetics

Session 4: Consciousness, Complex Cognition, and Language to Culture, Cooperation, Morality and Institutions

• cognition,
• genetics,
• language,
• neuroscience

Public Symposium

• Evolution,
• Gene Expression,
• genetics

Public Symposium

• Dark Energy,
• Dark Matter,
• Darwin,
• Einstein,
• Extraterrestrial Life,
• Gravity,
• Relativity,
• Robots,
• genetics

Horace Barlow

• DNA,
• Darwin,
• Francis Crick,
• cerebral cortex,
• consciousness,
• genetics,
• neuroscience,
• selectivity,
• symmetry,
• vision

Horace Barlow is a British visual neuroscientist who has done much work towards understanding human vision and consciousness, beginning...

Roel Nusse

• Epiblast Stem Cells,
• Gene Expression,
• Self Renewal,
• Stem Cells,
• Target Genes,
• Wnt Pathway,
• genetics,
• iPS Cells

• Biological Clock,
• Biology,
• Caffeine,
• Chronobiology,
• Diagnostics,
• Sleep Deprivation,
• Social Policy,
• circadian rhythm,
• genetics,
• sleep

Tom Roth is the Director of the Sleep Disorders and Research Center at Henry Ford Health System in Detroit and Clinical Professor...

• Autoimmunity,
• Hypocretins,
• Light Activated Channels,
• Neurons,
• Neurotransmitters,
• Optogenetics,
• Sleep Deprivation,
• Social Policy,
• genetics,
• narcolepsy,
• sleep

Luis de Lecea is Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science at Stanford School of Medicine. His...

• Biological Clock,
• Gene Cycle,
• Sleep Deprivation,
• Social Policy,
• circadian rhythm,
• education,
• genetics,
• narcolepsy,
• sleep

Allan Pack is the John Miclot Professor in the Department of Medicine and Director of the Center for Sleep and Respiratory...

A conversation with Paul F. Glenn

• Aging,
• Alzheimer's,
• Epigenetics,
• Funding,
• genetics,
• politics

Paul F. Glenn is a philanthropist and founder of The Glenn Foundation for Medical Research, which began The Glenn Consortium for Research in...

A conversation with Shelley Berger

• Aging,
• Chromatin,
• Epigenetics,
• Evolution,
• Inheritance,
• Mutation,
• Natural Selection,
• genetics

Shelley Berger is the Daniel S. Och University Professor in the Department of Cell and Developmental Biology at the University of Pennsylvania...

A conversation with Cynthia Kenyon

• Aging,
• C. Elegans,
• Diet,
• Environmental Conditions,
• Evolution,
• Fitness,
• Lifespan,
• Reproduction,
• genetics,
• metabolism

Cynthia Kenyon is an American Cancer Society Professor and Director of the Hillblom Center for the Biology of Aging at the University of...

A conversation with Pardis Sabeti

• Evolution,
• Lactose,
• Lassa,
• Natural Selection,
• Polymorphism,
• Women in Science,
• genetics,
• music

Pardis Sabeti is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology at the FAS Center for Systems Biology at Harvard...

A conversation with Richard Dawkins

• Bee,
• Evolution,
• Group Selection,
• Natural Selection,
• Subversion,
• Theology,
• genetics

*Apologies for the technical difficulties.  The camera was kinder to the Scripps Pier (which is rather lovely) than it was to Bingham or...

Newcastle University

• Aging,
• Damaged Cells,
• Death,
• Life expectancy,
• Maintenance,
• Mechanisms,
• Medical Advances,
• Mortality,
• Nature,
• Repair,
• Stem Cells,
• Systems Biology,
• genetics

Tom Kirkwood is the Director of the Institute for Ageing and Health at Newcastle University. His research is focused on evolution and genetics of...

Santa Fe Institute

• Autotroph,
• Emergence,
• Evolution,
• Origin of Life,
• education,
• genetics,
• language,
• metabolism,
• science literacy

Harold Morowitz was a physicist at the National Bureau of Standards from 1951 to 1953, on the staff of the National Heart Institute from 1953 to...

Harvard Medical School

• Aging,
• Cancer,
• Clinical Trials,
• Developmental Biology,
• Epigenetics,
• Lifespan,
• Methuselah Foundation,
• Mutation,
• genetics,
• politics

Gary Ruvkun is Professor of Genetics at Harvard Medical School and his lab uses molecular genetics, genomics and C. elegans to study and...

University of Georgia

• Aging,
• Evolution,
• Fitness,
• Gene Expression,
• Huntington's Disease,
• Mutation,
• Natural Selection,
• Systems Biology,
• genetics

Daniel Promislow is a Professor in the Department of Genetics at the University of Georgia and a Fellow of the American Association for the...

NERE, University of California, Irvine

• Aging,
• Biology,
• Elderly,
• Evolution,
• Mortality,
• Natural Selection,
• genetics

Michael Rose is the Director of NERE and a Professor of Ecology and Environmental Biology in the School of Biological Sciences at the Unversity of...

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

• Aging,
• Diabetes,
• Disease,
• Evolution,
• Immune system,
• Lifespan,
• Natural Selection,
• Sirtuin,
• genetics,
• metabolism

Leonard Guarente is the Novartis Professor of Biology and Director of the Glenn Laboratory for the Science of Aging at the Massachusetts Institute...

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

• Aging,
• Development,
• Environment,
• Evolution,
• Repair Mechanism,
• Systems Biology,
• genetics

Aviv Bergman is is the founding Professor and University Chairman of the Department of Systems and Computational Biology at Albert Einstein...