Science

• Sriram Kosuri on data DNA
• Flaminia Catteruccia on ending malaria

• David Eagleman: Brain over mind?
• Peter Kareiva is upbeat on the environment
• Giuseppe Raviola: Global mental health
• Thaddeus Pace on stress and health
• John Rinn hauls junk genes
• David DeSteno: Compassion science
• Tiffani Williams on our family tree
• Kelly Benoit-Bird: Marine acoustics
• Lukas Biewald's super-flat company
• David Rand: Natural cooperation
• Benjamin Zaitchik's climate science
• Moran Cerf: Hacking the brain
• Leila Takayama makes robots more human
• Kári Stefánsson: Decoding genetics
• Joy Reidenberg: Weird whales
• Jonathan Rothberg: DNA Testing
• Adrian Owen: Search for consciousness
• Nithya Ramanathan: Nexleaf Analytics
• Milton Garcés: Primordial sounds
• Iain Couzin: Collective behavior
• Aidan Dwyer: Better solar designs
• Shaily Mahendra: Bioremediation
• Hayat Sindi launches i2
• Kevin Dunbar on unexpected science
• Fortune and Biewald: Crowdsourcing TB cell annotation
• Katherine J. Kuchenbecker: Haptic interfaces
• Donald Ingber: Serendipitous science
• Gale McCullough citizen scientist
• Gidon Eshel: The impact of food
• Justin Gallivan: Custom bacteria
• Sarah Fortune: Fighting TB
• Amro Hamdoun: Cell self-defense
• Colin Rich's near space images
• Ben Goldacre talks Bad Science
• Elizabeth Dunn: Happiness and money
• Yasser Ansari: Citizen science
• Dan Ariely: Irrational economics
• Ben Dubin-Thaler: Science by bus
• Nina Dudnik: Seeding Labs
• Sean Gourley: Tracking innovation
• Amishi Jha: Building attention
• Brian Hare: Peaceful as a bonobo?
• Sound and science with Jad Abumrad
• Sinan Aral: Social contagion
• Siddhartha Mukherjee: The cancer puzzle
• Kim Cobb: How climate changes
• Colin Rich: PopStar
• Quick takes: Amishi Jha
• Quick takes: Sarah Fortune
• Quick takes: Hayat Sindi
• Quick takes: Justin Gallivan
• Quick takes: Jesse Bloom
• Quick takes: Ben Dubin-Thaler
• Quick takes: Kim Cobb
• Quick takes: Tanzeem Choudhury
• Quick takes: Sean Gourley
• Quick takes: Gidon Eshel
• Quick takes: Sinan Aral
• Quick takes: Amro Hamdoun
• Science Fellows: 2010
• Materials Matter: A PopTech Ecomaterials Lab
• H. Sebastian Seung: Connectomics
• Beth Shapiro: Species extinction
• Justin Gallivan: Hacking bacteria
• Shorts: Science, Living Systems, and the Edge of Change
• Yasser Ansari: Networked organisms
• Gary Slutkin: Disrupting violence
• PopTech 2009: Saturday Highlights
• Jonah Lehrer: Creative insights
• Dean Ornish: Healthy connections
• Katy Payne: Elephant songs
• Esther Duflo: Ending poverty
• George Church: Know your genes
• Tony Hey: Citizen science
• Hayat Sindi: Accessible health
• Anthony Doerr: Butterflies
• Chandler Burr: Astonishing smells
• K. David Harrison: Revitalizing linguistic diversity
• Louann Brizendine: The female brain
• Adrian Bowyer: Rapid prototyping
• Homaro Cantu: Visionary cuisine
• Craig Venter on sequencing the human genome
• Richard Dawkins: Arrogance of faith
• Neil Gershenfeld: MIT’s Fab Lab
• Carolyn Porco on the Cassini mission to Saturn

Blog posts

• Moran Cerf: from hacking into banks to hacking into brains
• David Eagleman explores the unconscious brain, morality, and crime and punishment
• Meet the 2012 Science Fellows: Sriram Kosuri
• Watch now: Kári Stefánsson on decoding genetics
• This week in PopTech: Sky high calligraffiti, reservation tales and encoded DNA
• This week in PopTech: Green buildings, Xbox swarms, and 3-D cell images
• Joy Reidenberg: Neck-deep in whales
• Image-wise: Chalk, extremely close-up
• Who needs refrigeration when we have silkworms?
• This week in PopTech: Extraordinary women and enduring voices
• Science and Drama: Brian Greene at the World Science Festival
• Sequencing DNA and Jonathan Rothberg's quest to do more with less
• Interview: Lukas Large and the natural world, illustrated
• Science fairs of the future
• This week in PopTech: Body clocks, big data and crowd-sourced diagnostics
• Wondrous patterns of nature at the newly opened Nature Research Center
• Nothing fishy about this robot fish
• American Museum of Natural History's bright new exhibit on bioluminescence
• Nithya Ramanathan on why measurement matters
• PopTech Editions I: Duncan Watts on social contagion: What do we really know?
• PopTech Editions I: Rita Colwell on folding saris and saving lives
• Petridish.org: Crowdfunded science
• This week in PopTech: Wonder women
• Bioremediation: Bacteria and fungi FTW
• This week in PopTech: Cerebral matters, education toolkits and sports racers
• 2012 Google Science Fair: Call for student entries
• This week in PopTech: The brain is one complicated piece of meat
• #IAmScience: The stories behind scientists
• This week in PopTech: Sounds of science and extinction
• Snowflakes made to order
• This week in PopTech: Live shows and the lives of brains
• This week in PopTech: Fortune, genomes and tons of data
• This week in PopTech: Stories of health, language and living
• Kids kicking the new science knowledge
• This week in PopTech: PopTech-ers making news
• Murmuration at its best
• This week in PopTech: Doctors, protesters and monkeys
• This week in PopTech: Magic, genius and angels
• This week in PopTech: Movies, magazines, books and more
• This week in PopTech: Interviews galore!
• Guru Magazine sets the poetry of science to digital motion
• Announcing the Science and Public Leadership Fellows Class of 2011!
• "We can do it faster." President Obama announces the Materials Genome Initiative
• DNA barcoding identifies mystery meat and so much more
• A new way of looking at mitochondria
• Luke Jerram's glass blown viruses
• 6 questions with...Chris Chabris
• Kevin Dunbar on unexpected science
• World Science Festival 2011: Shifting the balance in the war on cancer
• At the World Science Festival: Science and storytelling; certainty and chance
• NASA-collected images of moons, planets and dark matter
• Nick Risinger's 360 degrees of night
• The Periodic Table of Videos on cheeseburgers
• This week in PopTech: Feast of the Fellows
• Dancing pendulums
• 11 one-lesson field guides
• This week in PopTech: Algorithms, influence and consumption
• Donald Ingber on the serendipity of science
• World Malaria Day special: Jay Keasling on producing affordable antimalarial drugs
• Earth Day Flashback: Nicole Kuepper on low-cost solar energy
• Image-wise: The Earth is lumpy...and made of clay?
• Festo's fantastic flying feats
• Ecomaterials Lab: Creating plastics from chicken feathers
• Casey Dunn wins the Waterman, untangles DNA and promotes open science
• This week in PopTech: Medical miracles, synthetic biology and making mobile count
• Ecomaterials Lab: Mapping our way out of a mess
• PopTech interview: Gabor Forgacs on the reality of 3D organ printing
• Body browsing by Google
• The neuroscience behind your romantic attachments
• Nasal attraction: How your nose can help you find a suitable partner
• Jules Verne predicted the future
• Birding gone social - with WildLab
• Could these 10 unconventional materials help save the planet?
• Launched from space: 200 paper planes!
• Materials copying nature
• The sky, documented over twenty four hours
• This week in PopTech: Strong silk, moviemaking accolades, and cognitive toolkits
• This week in PopTech: Vertical farms, science fairs and Facebook apps
• Neuroscientist Adrian Owen on the consequences of traumatic brain injury
• This week in PopTech: Superheroes, rock stars, and Mobile Medic
• Goldacre, Smith, and Abramson school us on science fails, short form storytelling and conflict resolution
• Meet the Spark Connectors
• This week in PopTech: Happiness, gifts and saving civilization
• Share the wealth and spread the word with Elizabeth Dunn and Sinan Aral
• Hayat Sindi talks science and leadership with high school girls
• Talking trash and making monsters with Tierney Thys
• Alan Rabinowitz saves big cats and Brian Hare gets schooled by bonobos
• Imogen Heap and Yasser Ansari reconnect with nature
• Siddhartha Mukherjee and Nina Dudnik fill significant scientific gaps
• PopTech Social Innovation and Science and Public Leadership Fellows videos are now available for your viewing pleasure
• Gale McCullough shares quite a whale of a tale
• 2010 Science Fellow Sarah Fortune
• Adrian Owen’s quest for consciousness
• Ben Goldacre: Bad Science
• 2010 Science Fellow Casey Dunn: Superorganisms
• Marcia McNutt on Uncertainty in the Flow
• Whales' tale: discovery by a fluke
• Beth Shapiro Unlocks the Mysteries of Woolly Mammoths
• Science and Public Leadership Fellows debut at PopTech 2010
• Mistakes, errors, or epiphanies? Kevin Dunbar gets to the bottom of what happens when science goes wrong
• Introducing the Inaugural PopTech Science and Public Leadership Fellows
• PopTech Sneak Peek: Register Today!
• Science Salon Video Release
• Eco IQ's, Violas, Mammoths, and Genes that "Seek and Destroy": A PopTech Salon
• Science, Living Systems, and the Edge of Change: A PopTech Salon
• Celebrating Ada Lovelace Day
• Skeptical Science and the Rise of AppTivism
• PopTech Part of White House "Educate to Innovate" Campaign
• George Church and the Human Genome Project
• PopTech Announces Science and Public Leadership Fellows
• Tony Hey and Citizen Science

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