Elena D'Onghia, PhD, Harvard Center for Astrophysics, explains the formation of galaxies and the dynamic relationship between galaxies such as the Milky Way and their satellites. This video is the revised version of 9/07/11
This is the Q-A session following Dr. Andrew West's lecture, "Big Science from Little Stars"
A brief bio of John Connor, PhD, Assistant Professor of Microbiology, Boston University School of Medicine. ; Dr. Connor presented "Unraveling the Secrets of Viruses" for the Science for the Public
John Connor, PhD, Asst Professor of Microbiology, Boston University School of Medicine.Viruses are minimal forms, but amazingly clever. ;With their rapid mutations, they constantly outsmart the medical experts.
4/26/10 Origins of life on EarthDr. Alonso Ricardo of the Szostak Lab, Harvard Univ and MGH, explains how scientists are reconstructing the steps toward the emergence of life on Earth, and also how the scientists are developing a synthetic cell in the lab.
Presented by Prof. Colleen Dalton, Dept of Earth Sciences, Boston University. Dr. Dalton describes the physical processes and tectonic forces that cause earthquakes, and why the level and types of seismicity vary from place to place. She also explains what we can learn about our planet's interior by studying earthquakes.
