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2007. 7. 31. 10:37

 
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 Closer to truth..
 
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is science fiction science?
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Is Science Fiction Science?
Science Fiction enables scientific creativity to break free, unrestricted by the laws of nature as we know them, and allows contemporary issues to be explored in radically different environments than the normal trappings. By definition, Science Fiction is a genre that creates alternate scenarios and then watches them play out.

Participants
 Michael Crichton
Author, Producer, Director
 David Brin, Ph.D.
Author, Physicist
 Octavia E. Butler
Author, MacArthur Fellow

how does the autistic brain work?
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How Does the Autistic Brain Work?
Crammed into our craniums, the three-pound human brain may be the most complex matter in the universe. And scientists are learning more about how it works by investigating how it doesn't work. A 13 year-old young man named Tito Mukhopadhyay may be the Rosetta stone for autism, revealing what it feels like to be autistic.

Participants
 Eric Courchesne, Ph.D.
Prof. Neuroscience, UC San Diego
 Portia Iversen
Cure Autism Now Foundation
 Tito Mukhopadhyay
Autistic Youth, Author, Poet
 Soma Mukhopadhyay
Teacher, Mother
 Erin Schuman, Ph.D.
Assoc. Prof. Biology, Caltech
 Terrence Sejnowski, Ph.D.
Dir., Computational Biology lab, Salk Institute

how weird is the cosmos?
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How Weird is the Cosmos?
The Cosmos is weirder that we think. It's so weird that four experts can only sit around and laugh as they outdo each other in trading stories about amazing findings and discoveries.

Participants
 Roger Blandford Ph.D.
Theoretical Astrophysics, Caltech
 David Goodstein Ph.D.
Vice Provost, Caltech, Prof. of Physics & Applied Physics
 Alan Guth Ph.D.
Physics, MIT
 Neil deGrasse Tyson, Ph.D.
Astrophysicist, Director, Hayden Planetarium

microbes -- friend or foe?
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Microbes -- Friend or Foe?
Bacteria become resistant to our antibiotics. Viruses evolve with blinding speed. Prions may lurk in our meat. Anthrax is put into our mail. Stranger yet, could microbes be causing other illnesses, like cancers and heart attacks?

Participants
 Agnes Day, Ph.D.
Assoc. Prof. Howard University
 Paul Ewald , Ph.D.
Prof. Biology, U. Kentucky
 Alice S. Huang, Ph.D.
Microbiologist, Sr. Councilor, External Relations, Caltech
 Lucy Shapiro, Ph.D.
Cell biologist, Dir. Beckman Ctr. for Molecular & Genetic Med., Stanford

 

 

 
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