(70) Legacy Lectures from Nobel Prize Laureates (35)
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Baruch S. Blumberg (5) - Australia Antigen and the Biology of Hepatitis B in Chinese HEPATITIS B VIRUS. Discovery and Development Hepatitis B Virus.Discovery, the Present, and the Future HEPATITIS B VIRUS: COMMENTS ON VIRAL AND HUMAN EVOLUTION CONSCIOUSNESS IN HUMANS AND ELSEWHERE
James W. Cronin (6)- Properties of Ultra High Energy Cosmic Rays from The Pierre Auger Observatory Auger Northern Observatory Pierre Auger Observatory Detection ot the Highest Energy Cosmic Rays Solving the Mystery of the Highest Energy Cosmic Rays: 1938 to 2007 cosmic rays The Highest Energy Cosmic Rays. Propagation and Detection
Peter C. Doherty (1)- SCIENCE AND THE HUMAN FUTURE
Carol Greider (1)- Telomerase and the consequence of telomere dysfunction
Leland H. Hartwell (1)- Yeast and cancer
Gerard ’t Hooft (6)- Black Holes and Quantum Physics Humanity in the Cosmos Gravitational waves Models for Confinement Complex Transformations and the Cosmological Constant Problem A Confrontation with Infinity
Brian D. Josephson (3)- A Critical Point for Science? How we might be able to Understand the Brain Unconventional Ideas in Science
Eric R. Kandel (1)- Molecular Biology of Memory: A Dialogue Between Genes and Synapses
Klaus von Klitzing (2)- 25 Years Quantum Hall Effect. Part I Part II
Joshua Lederberg (1)- Microbial Threats to Health in the United States: Natural and Manmade
David M Lee (1)- Los Alamos National Laboratory Heavy Ion Program
Yuan Tseh Lee (2)- Awakening of the Humanity in the 21st Century Presentation for ICSU Presidential Election
Anthony J. Leggett (2)- TESTING QUANTUM MECHANICS TOWARDS THE LEVEL OF EVERYDAY LIFE: RECENT PROGRESS AND CURRENT PROSPECTS What can we do with a quantum liquid?
Jean-Marie Lehn (1)- Three-level Synthetic Strategy Towards Mixed-valence and Heterometallic [2×2] Gridlike Arrays
John C. Mather
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JWST Project Status, AAAC
From the Big Bang to the Nobel Prize: Cosmic
Background Explorer (COBE) and Beyond
From COBE to the Nobel Prize and on to JWST
Mario J. Molina (1)- The Mexico City Air Quality Case Study
Kary B. Mullis (1)- The Mexico City Air Quality Case Study
Ferid Murad (1)- Biological Effects of Nitric Oxide and its Role in Cell Signaling YouTube Presentation
Erwin Neher (1)- Brainsignals, Synaptic Transmission and Short-term Plasticity
Paul Nurse (2)- The Great Ideas Of Biology Cell Cycle Control
Douglas Osheroff (2)- How Advances in Science Are Made. Part I Part II
Elinor Ostrom (4)- Halting Deforestation: Reflections from the Air, on the Ground, and in the Experimental Lab Why Development Aid Has Failed So Often Beyond the Tragedy of the Commons Sustaining Social-Ecological Systems: An Ontological Approach
Martin L. Perl (3)- Creativity in Science and Engineering: Sometimes Easier, Sometimes Harder, Than You Expect Matter, Energy, and the Universe Proposed Terrestrial Experiment to Detect the Presence of Dark Energy Using Atom Interferometry
John Pople (1)- Small Angle Scattering Beam Line for Materials Sciences
William D. Phillips (1)- Quantum Computing with Atoms in Optical Nanostructures
Burton Richter (3)- GAMBLING WITH THE FUTURE: ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT AND ECONOMICS IN THE 21ST CENTURY Nuclear Renaissance Energy in the 21st Century
Carlo Rubbia (2)- New Horizons Visible and Invisible Universe: A short commentary
Richard E. Smalley (2) - Nanotechnology and Energy. Be a Scientist – Save the World! Nanotechnology – the Key to Keeping Houston the Energy Capital of the World
George F. Smoot (2)- CMB Overview: Cosmology with the CMB A Global Cosmology Education Academy
Jack Steinberger (1)- What Future for Energy and Climate?
Susumu Tonegawa (1)- An Important Role of Neural Activity-Dependent CaMKIV Signaling in the Consolidation of Long-Term Memory
Frank Wilczek (1)- HEP 2002: Summary and Prospect
Kenneth G. Wilson (1)- The Origins of Lattice Gauge Theory
Ahmed H. Zewail - (1)Femtochemistry: Atomic-Scale Dynamics of the Chemical Bond
Rolf R. Zinkernagel (1)- Infection. Tumor Grafts. Specificity. Memory. “Tolerance“