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Science On Saturday Archive

Science on Saturday: Chemistry and Art: Like Dissolves Like. How Solubility Influences Creating and Restoring Art, Forgery and Telling a Good Story.
January 23, 2021
Professor Geeta Govindarajoo
Rutgers University
Science on Saturday: How to recognize AI snake oil
January 16, 2021
Professor Arvind Narayanan
Princeton University
Science on Saturday: The Renaissance of the Stellarator Fusion Concept
January 9, 2021
Dr. David Gates
PPPL
Science on Saturday: 50 years of Mars Exploration: What have we learned?
February 29, 2020
Professor Luhendra Ojha
Rutgers University
Science on Saturday: Form Follows Force - Extreme Structures for a Resilient Urban Environment
February 15, 2020
Professor Sigrid Adriaenssens
Princeton University
Science on Saturday: The Cosmic Multiverse: Science or Fantasy?
February 8, 2020
Professor Matthew Kleban
New York University
Science on Saturday: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Fusion Energy: Gotta Catch 'Em All
February 1, 2020
Dr. Michael Churchill
PPPL
Science on Saturday: The Boundary Layer in Fusion Plasmas: Where the Fourth State of Matter Meets the Other Three
January 25, 2020
Dr. Rajesh Maingi
PPPL
Science on Saturday: Will Robots Save Us or Slay Us? Reimagining the Default Settings of Technology & Society
January 18, 2020
Professor Ruha Benjamin
Princeton University
Science on Saturday: Visual Perception — The Art of the Brain
January 11, 2020
Professor Sabine Kastner
Princeton University
Science on Saturday: How Deep are Plant Roots? Take a Guess!
March 16, 2019
Professor Ying Reinfelder
Rutgers University
Science on Saturday: Tracking Water Around the Globe - in the Atmosphere-Surface and Subsurface
March 9, 2019
Professor Francina Dominguez, Associate Professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences Richard and Margaret Romano Professional Scholar
University of Illinois
Science on Saturday: Managing Coastal Risk in an Age of Sea-level Rise
March 2, 2019
Professor Robert Kopp
Rutgers University
Science on Saturday: Magnetic Explosions: From Space Plasmas to Fusion Energy
February 16, 2019
Dr. Fatima Ebrahimi
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
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

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