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Science On Saturday Archive

Science on Saturday: Planetary Science at the Coldest Place on Earth: The Antarctic Search for Meteorites
February 9, 2019
Professor Juliane Gross
Rutgers University
Science on Saturday: New Jersey's Changing Climate
February 2, 2019
Professor David Robinson
Rutgers University
Science on Saturday: Osteoarthritis of the Hip and Knee: The Science Behind the Pain, and How New Research is Revolutionizing Treatment
January 26, 2019
Dr. Christina Gutowski
Cooper University Healthcare
Science on Saturday: The Magnetic Universe
January 19, 2019
Professor Steven Cowley
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
Science on Saturday: When the Uncertainty Principle Goes to 11... or How to Explain Quantum Physics with Heavy Metal
January 12, 2019
Professor Philip Moriarty
University of Nottingham
Science on Saturday: On the Path to Clean Fusion Energy
March 17, 2018
Dr. Michl Binderbauer
TAE Technologies
Science on Saturday: Control in the Sciences of Vast Length and Timescales
March 10, 2018
Professor Herschel Rabitz
Princeton University/PPPL
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Professor Andrea Woody
University of Washington
Science on Saturday: Looking Ahead A Split Second: How The Brain Learns Predictions In An Unpredictable World
March 3, 2018
Professor Sam Wang
Princeton University
Science on Saturday: Self-Driving Cars and AI: Transforming our Cities and our Lives
February 17, 2018
Professor Jeff Schneider
Carnegie Mellon University
Science on Saturday: Electromagnetic Screening for Airport Security
February 10, 2018
Professor Carey Rappaport
Northeastern University
Science on Saturday: Synthetic Muscle for Deep Space Travel
February 3, 2018
Dr. Lenore Rasmussen
RAS Labs
Science on Saturday: Magnetic Explosions in the Plasma Universe
January 27, 2018
Professor Amitava Bhattacharjee
Princeton University/PPPL
Science on Saturday: Improbable Research and the Ig Nobel Prizes
January 20, 2018
Mr. Marc Abrahams
Editor, Annals of Improbable Research
Science on Saturday: From Lemons to Lithium, Squeezing More Life Out of Batteries
January 13, 2018
Professor Craig Arnold
Princeton University
Science on Saturday: Mechanics, organ development, and disease
March 18, 2017
Professor Celeste Nelson
Princeton University
Science on Saturday: Science Invigorating Architecture
March 11, 2017
Professor Forrest Meggers
Princeton University
Science on Saturday: Eyes wide open and all hands on deck: Challenges and opportunities in responding to the risks of climate change
March 4, 2017
Professor Elke Weber
Princeton University
Science on Saturday: Cities in the 21st century: the nexus of the climate, water, and energy challenges
February 18, 2017
Professor Elie Bou-Zeid
Princeton University
Science on Saturday: Meat, Monkeys, and Mosquitoes: A One Health Perspective on Emerging Diseases
February 11, 2017
Professor Laura Kahn
Princeton University
Science on Saturday: Imperative of Vaccination Nationally and Globally
February 4, 2017
Professor Adel Mahmoud
Princeton University
Science on Saturday: The Physics of Cancer
January 28, 2017
Professor Robert Austin
Princeton University
Science on Saturday: When Plasmas Meet Surfaces: An Exploration of Physics and Technology at the Plasma-Materials Interface
January 21, 2017
Professor Angela Capece
The College of New Jersey
Science on Saturday: Plasma Control for Energy
January 14, 2017
Professor Egemen Kolemen
Princeton University
EXTENDED! Science on Saturday: Using Physics and Chemistry to Understand the Genome
March 19, 2016
Professor Mary Jo Ondrechen
Northeastern University
Science on Saturday: Taking the Universe's Baby Picture
March 12, 2016
Professor David Spergel
Princeton University

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