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Night Science

Itai Yanai & Martin Lercher

Where do ideas come from? In each episode, scientists Itai Yanai and Martin Lercher explore science's creative side with a leading colleague. New episodes come out every second Monday.

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  1. 90 | Night Science at the DOE – Katy Huff 32:34
  2. 89 | Woods Hole Night Science! 43:25
  3. 88 | How AI dreams up new science – Jure Leskovec 36:22
  4. 87 | On the joys of being a young scientist 38:07
  5. 86 | From punchlines to discovery – Sarah Adelman 48:30
  6. 85 | How laziness invites discovery – Robert Root-Bernstein 39:10
  7. 84 | Every scientist is an artist – Lois Hetland 40:43
  8. 83 | How science is secretly driven by analogy – Melanie Mitchell 33:19
  9. 82 | On being alone together – Amy Shyer & Alan Rodrigues 36:43
  10. 81 | How to find your way by getting lost – Marina Dubova 45:13
  11. 80 | Why greatness cannot be planned with Kenneth Stanley 31:54
  12. 79 | Maria Leptin and creativity in grant writing 30:51
  13. 78 | Stephen Nachmanovitch on free play and chivalry 38:53
  14. 77 | Akiko Iwasaki and the art of creativity maintenance 40:04
  15. 76 | Can Google’s Co-scientist project give scientists superpowers? 39:44
  16. 75 | Eve Marder and how Recipe Science ruins creativity 33:35
  17. 74 | Martin Schwartz and the importance of stupidity in science 29:19
  18. 73 | Ethan Mollick and a million Einsteins in a server 38:02
  19. 72 | David Baker and the lab's communal brain 24:53
  20. 71 | Victor Ambros and the unique ways we perceive wonder 35:11
  21. 70 | Meghan O’Rourke on being the artist and their caretaker 45:15
  22. 69 | Keith Yamamoto and the freedom to fail 40:40
  23. 68 | Peter Godfrey-Smith and middle class science 33:43
  24. 67 | A hypothesis is a liability 39:51
  25. 66 | Michael Fischbach and the scientific decision tree 50:52
  26. 65 | James Kaufman and the art of creativity maintenance 30:35
  27. 64 | Robert Weinberg and the perils of being a Fachidiot 42:31
  28. 63 | Manu Prakash and how the discovery changes you 44:49
  29. 62 | Dianne Newman and the visceral and intentional sides of science 40:09
  30. 61 | Tina Seelig on what to do with a really bad idea 29:31
  31. 60 | Venki Ramakrishnan and the secrets of doing science over tea 33:53
  32. 59 | Jennifer Oyler-Yaniv and the point of creative frustration 36:04
  33. 58 | Guy Yanai on Pentimenti 24:01
  34. 57 | George Church and shooting for the stars 36:18
  35. 56 | Magdalena Zernicka-Goetz lights a candle for science 39:47
  36. 55 | Isaac Newton and a new kind of science 26:33
  37. 54 | Bo Xia and a tale of tails 31:35
  38. 53 | Todd Golub and bottom-up creativity 35:57
  39. 52 | Sean B. Carroll – he told some good stories 39:03
  40. 51 | Nigel Goldenfeld and the jazz of impossible problems 39:13
  41. 50 | It takes two to think 23:31
  42. 49 | Rich White on living on the edge cases 43:56
  43. 48 | Carolyn Bertozzi and a long game called science 40:47
  44. 47 | Stephen Quake and the Creative Network 35:09
  45. 46 | John Mattick and doing what your mother taught you 30:59
  46. 45 | Peter Ratcliffe on being the Master of Daydreams 35:17
  47. 44 | Christina Curtis and keeping the faith in the process 42:07
  48. 43 | Daniel Dennett’s intuition pumps 41:04
  49. 42 | Howard Stone on how to tilt your head for discovery 39:56
  50. 41 | Prisca Liberali and the junkies of discovery 32:35