Ei-ichi Negishi, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry
“We must find an economic way to reduce CO2 emissions by using catalysts”
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"Science is better understood through the engagement with its objects"
Performing a canonical experiment with a replica is a complementary means to investigate how science has worked historically. And "Experimental history of science" is the respective research programme, initiated and developed by H....
Supramolecular chemistry with Jean-Marie Lehn
"Supramolecular chemistry can help to understand better how to make efficient drugs"
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Time perception with John Wearden
"I try to understand why for old people days are long
Interview with Jane Goodall, primatologist
"My dog Rusty showed me how animals have personalities"
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"I don't want to be chosen for a job because I happen to have been born with an extra X chromosome"
Women have always been involved in science. But what about their presence in history, in institutions and in the public sphere of science? We talk about women's situations in science, now and in...
"We are interested in what happens when people disagree"
Simon Schaffer, University of Cambridge, is one of the architects of the profound changes the history of science has undergone in the past 30 years. His studies have contributed to understanding the processes by which consensus in scientific knowledge is reached...
How the Brain Works, with Georgina Rippon
“Stereotypes Modify Brain Functions”
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