Storer Event Archive

2020s

October 22, 2024	How Decades of Climate Denial, Disinformation and Doublespeak by Big Oil Fueled the Climate Crisis	Amy Westervelt Journalist, Podcaster, Founder of Critical Frequency Steven Donziger Human Rights Lawyer Geoffrey Supran Associate Professor, University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science	Watch
April 11, 2024	Uterine Glands: The Odyssey of Development and Their Function (Peer Lecture)	Tom Spencer Vice-Chancellor for Research, Curators' Distinguished Professor of Animal Sciences, University of Missouri-Columbia	Watch
April 10, 2024	Dual Purpose with Dual Benefit: How Research in Domestic Animals has Dual Benefits to Both Animal and Human Health (Public Lecture)	Tom Spencer Vice-Chancellor for Research, Curators' Distinguished Professor of Animal Sciences, University of Missouri-Columbia	Watch
October 25, 2023	Computational Geospatial Approaches to Reconstruct the Historic Internal Migrations of Africans during the Millennia of Enslavement (Peer Lecture)	Fatimah Jackson Professor, Howard University and Director, W. Montague Cobb Research Laboratory	Watch
October 24, 2023	My Journey of Generations: An African American Woman's Academic Adventure and Scientific Reconciliation (Public Lecture)	Fatimah Jackson Professor, Howard University and Director, W. Montague Cobb Research Laboratory	Watch
October 17, 2023	Moving Towards Universal Coronavirus Vaccines (Peer Lecture)	Kizzmekia Corbett Assistant Professor of Immunology and Infectious Diseases Harvard University, Chan School of Public Health
October 16, 2023	Hillsborough to Harvard: My Science Career Trajectory (Public Lecture)	Kizzmekia Corbett Assistant Professor of Immunology and Infectious Diseases Harvard University, Chan School of Public Health
September 28, 2023	Comparing Parallel Evolutionary Transitions from Photosynthetic Algae to Intracellular Parasitism in Apicomplexans and Dinoflagellates (Peer Lecture)	Patrick Keeling Professor, University of British Columbia	Watch
September 27, 2023	How Eating Changed Our Genes: The Impact of Phagocytosis and Endosymbiosis on Nuclear Genomes (Public Lecture)	Patrick Keeling Professor, University of British Columbia	Watch
May 18, 2023	Connecting Genotype and Phenotype: The Next Frontier in the Palaeosciences (Peer Lecture)	Philip Gunz Biological Anthropologist, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology
May 17, 2023	Neanderthals Agree You Have a Weird Head: Fossil Traces of Brain Evolution (Public Lecture)	Philip Gunz Biological Anthropologist, Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology	Watch
April 24, 2023	The Macaque Face Patch System: A Turtle’s Underbelly for the Brain	Doris Tsao Professor of Biology, University of California Berkeley; Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute
March 16, 2023	Using Natural History to Understand Tropical Agroecosystems (Peer Lecture)	Ivette Perfecto James E. Crowfoot Collegiate Professor of Environmental Justice, University of Michigan	Watch
March 15, 2023	Food Systems at a Crossroads (Public Lecture)	Ivette Perfecto James E. Crowfoot Collegiate Professor of Environmental Justice, University of Michigan	Watch
March 7, 2023	Sequence Homology Searches: The Future of Deciphering the Past (Peer Lecture)	Sean R. Eddy Harvard University; HHMI Investigator	Watch
October 25, 2022	Climate Change and the Deconstruction of Species (Peer Lecture)	Beth Shapiro University of California, Santa Cruz; HHMI Investigator	Watch
October 24, 2022	Sequencing the Dead: Reconstructing the Past Using Ancient DNA (Public Lecture)	Beth Shapiro University of California, Santa Cruz; HHMI Investigator	Watch
October 4, 2022	Pleiotropic Benefits of Circadian Rhythms and Time-Restricted Eating (Peer Lecture)	Stachidananda Panda Salk Institute	Watch
October 3, 2022	Magic Habit to Prevent Disease and Improve Performance (Public Lecture)	Stachidananda Panda Salk Institute	Watch
April 26, 2022	Evolution and mechanism of brain pathways for vocal learning and spoken language (Peer Lecture)	Erich Jarvis Laboratory of Neurogenetics of Language Rockefeller University	Watch
April 25, 2022	Sequencing genomes of all species for a new era of biology (Public Lecture)	Erich Jarvis Laboratory of Neurogenetics of Language Rockefeller University
April 18, 2022	How is electrical signal generated? Structural and mechanistic investigations of Nav channels	Nieng Yan Shirley M. Tilghman Professor of Molecular Biology, Princeton University
April 13, 2022	The revolution will be backward designed (Peer Lecture)	Bryan Dewsbury STEM Transformation Institute, Florida International University	Watch
April 12, 2022	The promise and practice of inclusive teaching (Public Lecture)	Bryan Dewsbury STEM Transformation Institute, Florida International University	Watch
April 5, 2022	Telomere Maintenance in Human Disease Processes (Peer Lecture)	Elizabeth H. Blackburn Nobel Laureate, Professor Emerita at University of California, San Francisco	Watch
April 4, 2022	A Journey: From Looking Down A Microscope to Looking Out the Window (Public Lecture)	Elizabeth H. Blackburn Nobel Laureate, Professor Emerita at University of California, San Francisco	Watch
March 9, 2020	Sequence Homology Searches: the Future of Deciphering the Past	Sean R. Eddy Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology and Applied Mathematics, Harvard University
January 23, 2020	Sustainable Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystems: Search for a Process-based Understanding (Peer Lecture)	Margaret A. Palmer Distinguished University Professor, University of Maryland & Director of the National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center
January 22, 2020	Restoration Science and Practice in a Political Ecology Framework (Public Lecture)	Margaret A. Palmer Distinguished University Professor, University of Maryland & Director of the National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center
January 8-9, 2020	Decoding complex diseases with statistical models	Katherine S. Pollard Director of the Gladstone Institute of Data Science and Biotechnology & Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, UCSF	Watch

2010s

April 17-18, 2019	Genes and Behavior and A Tale of Tails: Genetics Development and Function of Tail Length Evolution	Hopi E. Hoekstra Alexander Agassiz Professor of Zoology, Department of Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University
February 21, 2019	Floods, Drought, and River Food Webs	Mary E. Power Department of Integrative Biology, University of California Berkeley	Watch
January 29, 2019	Evolutionary Genomics: Lessons from Darwin’s Finches, the Ruff and the Atlantic Herring (Peer Lecture)	Leif Andersson Professor of Functional Genomics, Uppsala University; Professor of Animal Genomics, Texas A&M	Watch
January 28, 2019	Domestic Animals: Models for the Evolution of Phenotypic Diversity (Public Lecture)	Leif Andersson Professor of Functional Genomics, Uppsala University; Professor of Animal Genomics, Texas A&M	Watch
October 22, 2018	The Origin and Emergence of Global Coupled Biogeochemical Cycles	Paul Falkoski Distinguished Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences and Marine and Coastal Sciences Founding Director, Rutgers Energy Institute	Watch
October 10, 2018	Natural Products as Probes of the Pain Pathway: From Physiology to Atomic Structure	David Julius Professor and Chair of Physiology at the University of California, San Francisco	Watch
May 7, 2018	Bacteria of the Candidate Phyla Radiation	Jill Banfield Professor of Earth and Planetary Science and Environmental Science, Policy, and Management, University of California, Berkeley	Watch
March 12, 2018	From Single to Collective Cell Motility: What Can We Learn from Using Mathematics?	Leah Edelstein-Keshet Professor of Mathematics University of British Columbia	Watch
March 8, 2018	Mechanisms Driving Rapid Genome Evolution (Peer Lecture)	David Pellman Professor of Cell Biology, Harvard Medical School; Professor of Pediatric Oncology, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute	Watch
March 7, 2018	Shapeshifting Genomes: Learning About Genome Evolution from Cancer (Public Lecture)	David Pellman Professor of Cell Biology, Harvard Medical School; Professor of Pediatric Oncology, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute	Watch
January 24, 2018	The Future of Coral Reefs	Peter J. Mumby Professor, Marine and Spatial Ecology Laboratory, University of Queensland	Watch
December 6, 2017	Males Exist, Does It Matter?	Hanna Kokko Professor of Evolutionary Biology and Environmental Studies at the University of Zürich	Watch
October 25, 2017	Common Errors that Bedevil Biomedical Research and How to Fix Them	Richard Harris Distinguished science writer and NPR correspondent on science, medicine and the environment	Watch
May 24, 2017	Towards a Richer Evolutionary Game Theory in Biology	John McNamara Washington State University	Watch
April 19, 2017	Peroxisome Dynamics in Arabidopsis	Bonnie Bartel Rice University	Watch
February 22, 2017	Imaging Life at High Spatiotemporal Resolution (Peer Lecture)	Eric Betzig Howard Hughes Medical Institute	Watch
February 21, 2017	All Things Great and Small: The Role of Telescopes and Microscopes in Understanding Our Universe and Ourselves (Public Lecture)	Eric Betzig Howard Hughes Medical Institute	Watch
February 9, 2017	Jasper Ridge Global Change Experiment (Peer Lecture)	Chris Field Stanford Woods Institute	Watch
February 8, 2017	Climate Change: 2017 (Public Lecture)	Chris Field Stanford Woods Institute	Watch
February 2, 2017	Convergent Regulatory Evolution and the Origin of Flightlessness in Palaeognathous Birds (Peer Lecture)	Scott V. Edwards Harvard University	Watch
February 1, 2017	The Transition From Dinosaurs to Birds: A DNA Perspective (Public Lecture)	Scott V. Edwards Harvard University	Watch
November 21, 2016	Meiotic Recombination: A Key to Chromosome Segregation, A Drive to Genome Evolution	Bernard DeMassey Institute of Human Genetics	Watch
May 19, 2016	Do Fish Feel Pain?	Victoria Braithwaite Institute for Advanced Study	Watch
February 25, 2016	The Evolution of Human Skin Pigmentation and its Implications for Health and Social Wellbeing	Nina G. Jablonski Pennsylvania State University	Watch
January 11, 2016	Chemical Biology and Endomembrane Trafficking in Plants	Natasha Raikhel University of California, Riverside	Watch
October 12, 2015	Engineering Microbes for Production of Chemicals and Fuels	Jay Keasling University of California, Berkeley	Watch
October 8, 2015	Dynamics of Phenotypic and Genomic Evolution in a 60,000-Generation: Experiment with E. coli (Peer Lecture)	Richard Lenski Michigan State University	Watch
October 7, 2015	Time Travel in Experimental Evolution (Public Lecture)	Richard Lenski Michigan State University	Watch
May 4, 2015	Searching For Simplicity: Theoretical Physics Meets Experimental Biology	William Bialek Princeton University	Watch
May 12, 2015	Growth Control, Cancer Metabolism, and Tool Development	David Sabatini Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Watch
April 16, 2015	The Evolution of Cooperation and Cooperative Breeding (Peer Lecture)	Tim Clutton-Brock University of Cambridge	Watch
April 15, 2015	The Origins of Society (Public Lecture)	Tim Clutton-Brock University of Cambridge	Watch
April 7, 2015	Timing is Everything in Ecology	Ian Baldwin Max Planck Institute	Watch
February 26, 2015	Landscape in Transition? Climate Change and Disturbance Regimes in Greater Yellowstone	Monica Turner University of Wisconsin-Madison	Watch
January 15, 2015	Sleep in the Animal Kingdom	Amita Sehgal University of Pennsylvania	Watch
November 20, 2014	On Some Controversies in Immunology: Specificity, Regulation, and Crosspresentation (Peer Lecture)	Rolf M. Zinkernagel University of Zurich	Watch
November 19, 2014	Immunology Taught by Viruses (Public Lecture)	Rolf M. Zinkernagel University of Zurich	Watch
November 3, 2014	Identification of Genes and Pathways that Prevent Genome Instability	Richard Kolodner Ludwig Cancer Research	Watch
October 29, 2014	Immunology Taught by Viruses (Peer Lecture)	Charles M. Rice The Rockefeller University	Watch
October 28, 2014	Hepatitis C: 25 Years Later (Public Lecture)	Charles M. Rice The Rockefeller University	Watch
October 23, 2014	Lessons from an Antarctic Desert: Documenting Climate Change and Measuring its Impact on Soil Life	Diana Wall Colorado State University	Watch
May 29, 2014	Taylor's Power Law of Fluctuation Scaling: Examples and Theories (Peer Lecture)	Joel Cohen The Rockefeller University	Watch
May 28, 2014	The Human Population: Its Past and Prospects (Public Lecture)	Joel Cohen The Rockefeller University	Watch
May 21, 2014	Sex and the Single Parsnip: Coping Within Two Hemispheres (Peer Lecture)	May Berenbaum University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	Watch
May 20, 2014	Bees in Crisis: Colony Collapse, Honey Laundering, and Other Problems Bee-setting American Apiculture (Public Lecture)	May Berenbaum University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	Watch
April 29, 2014	Dissecting the Molecular Architecture of Inherited Predisposition to Inflammatory Bowel Disease	Michel Georges University of Liège	Watch
April 10, 2014	Two Flies on an Island: Speciation in Drosophila on Sao Tome (Peer Lecture)	Jerry Coyne University of Chicago	Watch
April 9, 2014	Faith is not a Virtue: The Incompatibility of Science and Religion (Public Lecture)	Jerry Coyne University of Chicago	Watch
March 6, 2014	Trophic Cascades in Lakes (Peer Lecture)	Steve Carpenter University of Wisconsin, Madison	Watch
March 5, 2014	Assessment of Social-Ecological Systems: A Wisconsin Watershed (Public Lecture)	Steve Carpenter University of Wisconsin, Madison	Watch
February 24, 2014	Lessons from the Lemurs: Senescence in Madagascar	Patricia Wright Stony Brook University	Watch
February 23, 2014	Climate Forcing and the Population Dynamics of Infectious Diseases in Changing Human Landscapes	Mercedes Pascual University of Michigan	Watch
January 7, 2014	RNA-Programmed Genome Defense and Editing by CRISPR/Cas Systems	Jennifer Doudna University of California, Berkeley	Watch
December 5, 2013	Dr. K Chases the Great White Permease (Peer Lecture)	Ronald Kaback University of California, Los Angeles	Watch
December 4, 2013	Charging Your Cell by Powering the Membrane (Public Lecture)	Ronald Kaback University of California, Los Angeles	Watch
October 29, 2013	Genetics and Biology of Colorectal Cancer: Drug Responses, Cell Lines, Stem Cells, and Differentiation (Peer Lecture)	Walter F. Bodmer University of Oxford	Watch
October 28, 2013	Genes, History, and Archaeology: A Case Study of the British Population (Public Lecture)	Walter F. Bodmer University of Oxford	Watch
June 5, 2013	The Two Sides of Symbiosis in the Ecology and Evolution of Insect Hosts	Nancy Moran Yale University	Watch
June 4, 2013	Leveraging the Digital Universe of Data to Construct Predictive Disease Models	Eric Schadt Mount Sinai Medical Center	Watch
May 28, 2013	Human Proteomics and Healthcare	Larry Gold University of Colorado, Boulder, SomaLogic Inc.	Watch
May 16, 2013	The Healing Power of Love: An Oxytocin Hypothesis	Sue Carter RTI International	Watch
May 6, 2013	How Cooking Made Us Human	Richard Wrangham Harvard University	Watch
April 11, 2013	Aquaporin Water Channels: From Atomic Structure to Malaria (Peer Lecture)	Peter Agre Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute	Watch
April 10, 2013	Opening Doors Worldwide Through Medical Science (Public Lecture)	Peter Agre Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute	Watch
March 18, 2013	Plant Systems Biology: From Predictive Network Modeling to Trait Evolution	Gloria Coruzzi New York University	Watch
January 31, 2013	Lizards in an Evolutionary Tree: Ecology and Adaptive Radiation of Anoles	Jonathon Losos Harvard University	Watch
January 17, 2013	Moving Forward with Wolbachia Releases for Dengue Control (Peer Lecture)	Ary Hoffman University of Melbourne	Watch
January 16, 2013	Species Adapting to Climate Change: What's Possible (Public Lecture)	Ary Hoffman University of Melbourne	Watch
November 19, 2012	Maintenance of Genome Stability: From Worms to Human Disease	Simon Boulton London Research Institute	Watch
November 15, 2012	Plant-Animal Mutualistic Networks: The Architecture of Biodiversity	Jordi Bascompte Estación Biológica de Doñana	Watch
October 4, 2012	Microbial Community Genomics and Transcriptomics Reveal Structure, Function, and Dynamics in Marine Planktonic Assemblages (Peer Lecture)	Ed Delong Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Watch
October 3, 2012	Exploring Earth's Infinite Microbial Biosphere, From Genomes to Biomes (Public Lecture)	Ed Delong Massachusetts Institute of Technology
May 31, 2012	Genomics of Plant Speciation (Peer Lecture)	Loren Rieseberg University of Indiana	Watch
May 30, 2012	Plant Speciation: Similarities and Contrasts with Animals (Public Lecture)	Loren Rieseberg University of Indiana	Watch
April 26, 2012	Eco-Evolutionary Spatial Dynamics (Peer Lecture)	Ilkka Hanski University of Helsinki	Watch
April 25, 2012	Environmental Biodiversity, Human Microbiota, and Allergy (Public Lecture)	Ilkka Hanski University of Helsinki	Watch
January 11, 2012	Sustaining the Beauty and Bounty of Oceans: Grand Challenges for Science and Society	Jane Lubchenco Undersecretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere and Administrator of NOAA, Department of Zoology at Oregon State University	Watch
November 17, 2011	The Fate of the Land Carbon Sink	Steve Pacala Princeton University	Watch
November 3, 2011	Major Issues in Moden Biology Seminar Series	Edmund Brodie University of Virginia	Watch
October 10, 2011	Strategies for Regenerating Bone: Stem Cells, Scaffolds, Growth Factors, and Patients	Matthew Wheeler University of Illinois- Urbana-Champaign	Watch
May 26, 2011	Nabokov's Blues	Naomi Pierce Harvard University	Watch
May 11, 2011	Sustainable Agriculture for 9 Billion	Nina V. Fedoroff Pennsylvania State University	Watch
April 21, 2011	Major Issues in Modern Biology Seminar Series	Joseph Felsenstein University of Washington	Watch
January 6, 2011	Evolutionary Genomic Analyses of Insect Society: Eat, Drink, and Be Scary	Gene Robinson University of Illinois- Urbana-Champaign	Watch
December 2, 2010	The Behavior of Wild Chimpanzees	John Mitani University of Michigan	Watch
November 1, 2010	Genomic Instability and Cancer: Lessons from Analysis of Bloom's Syndrome	Ian Hickson University of Copenhagen	Watch
October 28, 2010	In Nature, Timing is Crucial: Understanding the Timing of Flowering in Plants	Caroline Dean University of York	Watch
May 18, 2010	Novel Drug Delivery Systems and the Application of High Throughput Approaches to Drug Delivery and Stem Cell Technologies (Peer Lecture)	Robert Langer Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Watch
May 17, 2010	Biomaterials and Biotechnology: From the Discovery of the First Angiogenesis Inhibitors to the Development of Controlled Drug Delivery Systems and the Foundation of Tissue Engineering (Public Lecture)	Robert Langer Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Watch
May 13, 2010	Natural Selection and the Genetics of Adaptation in Stickleback	Dolph Schluter University of British Columbia	Watch
May 6, 2010	Consequences of Aneuploidy	Angelika Amon Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Watch
April 23, 2010	Major Issues in Modern Biology Seminar Series	Rebecca Skloot Author, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks	Watch
April 16, 2010	Upstream and Downstream Manufacturing of Vaccines in Tobacco	Charles Arntzen The Biodesign Institute, Arizona State University
April 5, 2010	Choosing Sex: How Cells Take the Road Less Traveled	David Page Whitehead Institute	Watch
May 12, 2010	Chemical and Mechanical Signaling in the Control of Plant Morphogenesis (Peer Lecture)	Elliott Meyerowitz Division of Biology, California Institute of Technology	Watch
May 11, 2010	How Plants Grow: Applying the New Science of Computational Morphodynamics (Public Lecture)	Elliott Meyerowitz Division of Biology, California Institute of Technology	Watch
February 18, 2010	Analyzing Stem Cells Within Intact Drosophila Tissues	Allan Spradling Carnegie Institution	Watch
January 14, 2010	Sexual Selection and Communication in Tungara Frogs: Terrain, Behavior, and Evolution	Michael Ryan University of Texas- Austin	Watch
January 11, 2010	Electrical Microstimulation and fMRI	Nikos Logothetis Max Planck Institute	Watch

2000s

December 1, 2009	What Can Genetics Tell Us About the History of Plant Domestication?	Michael Clegg University of California, Irvine	Watch
September 30, 2009	Major Issues in Modern Biology Seminar Series	Carlos Castillo-Chavez Arizona State University	Watch
July 13, 2009	Microbial Life in the Deep Sub-Seafloor Biosphere: The Starving Majority	Bo Barker Jørgensen Aarhus University	Watch
May 20, 2009	Unraveling a developmental pathway involved in maize domestication (Peer Lecture)	John Doebley Genetics Department, University of Wisconsin	Watch
May 19, 2009	Darwin and Domestication (Public Lecture)	John Doebley Genetics Department, University of Wisconsin	Watch
May 12, 2009	Early Hominin Evolution: Learning From an Old Child	Zeray Alemseged California Academy of Sciences	Watch
April 29, 2009	Stress and Health: From Molecules to Society	Robert Sapolsky Stanford University	Watch
April 21, 2009	The Genetics of Speciation (Peer Lecture)	Allen Orr Department of Biology, University of Rochester	Watch
April 20, 2009	Darwin, Evolution, and Design (Public Lecture)	Allen Orr Department of Biology, University of Rochester	Watch
April 16, 2009	Release of Transgenic Crops in a Center of Genetic Diversity: The Case of Transgenic Corn in Mexico	Luis Herrea-Estrella Howard Hughes Medical Institute	Watch
March 31, 2009	Genetic Engineering for Virus Resistance in Plants: Using New Strategies or Adapting from the Past?	Roger Beachy Washington University- St. Louis	Watch
March 24, 2009	Endless Flies Most Beautiful: Cis-Regulatory Sequences and the Evolution of Animal Form (Peer Lecture)	Sean Carroll R.M. Bock Laboratories, University of Wisconsin, Madison	Watch
March 23, 2009	Remarkable Creatures: Epic Adventures in the Search for the Origins of Species (Public Lecture)	Sean Carroll R.M. Bock Laboratories, University of Wisconsin, Madison	Watch
March 4, 2009	Genome-Scale Protein and Gene Expression Exploration of Arabidopsis Chloroplast Development and Metabolic Networks (Peer Lecture)	Willi Gruissem Department of Plant Biology, Universitaetstrasse, Switzerland	Watch
March 3, 2009	Food Security: Risks and Challenges for Modern Agriculture (Public Lecture)	Willi Gruissem Department of Plant Biology, Universitaetstrasse, Switzerland
February 23, 2009	Darwin Day Celebration	Maureen Stanton & Jonathan Eisen University of California, Davis
February 19, 2009	Rest and Regulating Neuronal Specific Gene Expression	Gail Mandel Oregon Health and Science University	Watch
February 4, 2009	The DDR New Molecular Insights and New Approaches to Cancer Therapy	Steve Jackson University of Cambridge	Watch
January 28, 2009	Balancing Conservation and Development in Africa: Lessons from Kenya's Savannas	Daniel Rubenstein Princeton University	Watch
November 20, 2008	Unbreaking the Camel's Back: The Science of Sustaining Coral Reefs	Terry Hughes James Cook University	Watch
September 29, 2008	Genomic Disorders: Studying Copy-Number Variation to Understand Human Development and Disease	James Lupski Baylor College of Medicine	Watch
September 11, 2008	Attempts to Observe Membrane Proteins in Their Native Environment	Andreas Engel	Watch
May 23, 2008	Analyzing Variation Regulatory Networks Using Omics Technologies	Mike Snyder Yale University
March 14, 2008	Stem Cells: Patient Benefit, Wealth Creation	Ian Wilmut University of Edinburgh	Watch
April 17, 2008	Genes for Heart, Kidney and Bone Disease: New Insights From Human Genetic Studies (Peer Lecture)	Richard Lifton Yale University	Watch
April 16, 2008	Genetic Dissection of Common Disease: From Rare Mutations to Common Pathways (Public Lecture)	Richard Lifton Yale University	Watch
May 15, 2007	Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Migration and Disorders of Neuronal Position (Peer Lecture)	Pasko Rakic Yale University School of Medicine	Watch
May 14, 2007	On the Evolution of the Human Brain: Lessons from Embryo-Archaeology (Public Lecture)	Pasko Rakic Yale University School of Medicine	Watch
May 11, 2007		Giles Oldroyc John Innes Center
May 8, 2007	Origin, Developmental Potential and Limitation of Mouse ES Cells	Andras Nagy	Watch
April 24, 2007	Biological Large Scale Integration (Peer Lecture)	Stephen Quake Stanford University, Department of Bioengineering
April 23, 2007	Imaging Information in DNA (Public Lecture)	Stephen Quake Stanford University, Department of Bioengineering
April 6, 2007	The Origin and Early Evolution of Angiosperms: Where Next? (Peer Lecture)	Peter Crane FRS Hinds Laboratory for the Geophysical Sciences, University of Chicago	Watch
April 5, 2007	Wild Nature, Gardens and the Future of Plants (Public Lecture)	Peter Crane FRS Hinds Laboratory for the Geophysical Sciences, University of Chicago	Watch
April 3, 2007	God, Darwin, and Design	Kenneth Miller	Watch
February 2, 2007	Genomes: Unraveling Species and Ecology of Microbes	Jim Tiedje	Watch
January 24, 2007	Extreme Comparative Genetics: From Microbes to Neanderthals	Eddy Rubin	Watch
December 5, 2006	The Evolution of Ecosystem Patterns (Peer Lecture)	Simon A. Levin Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Princeton University	Watch
December 4, 2006	Learning to Live in a Global Commons: Socioeconomic Challenges for a Sustainable Environment (Public Lecture)	Simon A. Levin Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Princeton University	Watch
November 20, 2006	Mechanisms of Homologous Recombination	Lorraine Symington Columbia University
October 24, 2006	Sniffing by Hairy Noses: Odor Capture by Crustacean Antennules in Turbulent Environments (Peer Lecture)	Mimi Koehl Department of Integrative Biology, University of California, Berkeley	Watch
October 23, 2006	Settling Down: How do Larvae of Bottom-Dwelling Marine Organisms Land in the Right Place? (Public Lecture)	Mimi Koehl Department of Integrative Biology, University of California, Berkeley	Watch
October 12, 2006	Earth's Icy Biosphere	John Priscu University of Chicago
September 25, 2006	Biological Networks and Computation Symposium
April 25, 2006	A Cell Biologist Views the Immune Response	Ira Mellman	Watch
April 14, 2006	Cell Division and Growth in Plants	Dirk Inze	Watch
May 12, 2006	Control of Flowering Time by Seasonal Cues	George Coupland Max Planck Institute
March 15, 2006	How to Attack the Cytokinesis Problem (Peer Lecture)	Thomas D. Pollard Yale University
March 14, 2006	The Molecular Mechanism of Cellular Motility (Public Lecture)	Thomas D. Pollard Yale University	Watch
January 25, 2006	Mechanisms of Lifespan Regulation in Caenorhabditis elegans (Peer Lecture)	Cynthia Kenyon University of California, San Francisco
January 24, 2006	Genes from the Fountain of Youth (Public Lecture)	Cynthia Kenyon University of California, San Francisco	Watch
January 12, 2006	Restoration of Lake Ecosystems: Does Humpty Dumpty Reassemble Spontaneously or Does Reassembly Require Tape and Glue?	Roland Knapp University of California, Santa Barbara
May 10, 2005	Physics Meets Biology (Peer Lecture)	Steven Chu Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
May 9, 2005	A Possible Solution to the Real Energy Crises (Public Lecture)	Steven Chu Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
April 27, 2005	The Genetic Control of Programmed Cell Death in the Nematode C. elegans (Peer Lecture)	H. Robert Horvitz Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Research Laboratories
April 26, 2005	Cell Suicide: Programmed Cell Death in Development and Disease (Public Lecture)	H. Robert Horvitz Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Research Laboratories
November 30, 2004	Food Protection: Sustainable Alternatives Through Research (Peer Lecture)	Hans R. Herren International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology: Nairobi, Kenya
November 29, 2004	World Food Security: Today's Problems Present Tomorrow's Opportunities (Public Lecture)	Hans R. Herren International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology: Nairobi, Kenya
February 19, 2004	The Metabolic Tune-up to Optimize Health (Peer Lecture)	Bruce Ames Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute	Watch
February 18, 2004	Delaying Aging and Optimizing Health with Supplements and Diet (Public Lecture)	Bruce Ames Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute
October 7, 2003	Collapses of Ancient Societies and Their Modern Implications	Jared Diamond University of California, Los Angeles	Watch
April 29, 2003	New Data on Pleistocene Extinctions in Australasia: Implications for North America (Peer Lecture)	Timothy F. Flannery South Australia Museum
April 28, 2003	Evolutionary Trends on Two Continents: Australia and North America (Public Lecture)	Timothy F. Flannery South Australia Museum
March 11, 2003	From the Double Helix to Paired Helices (Peer Lecture)	Kim Nasmyth Institute of Molecular Pathology, Austria
March 10, 2003	How We Propagate Our Genomes (Public Lecture)	Kim Nasmyth Institute of Molecular Pathology, Austria
January 15, 2003	Genetic Analysis of Human Progeroid Syndromes: the Werner Syndrome and Dementias of the Alzheimer Type as Prototypical Examples (Peer Lecture)	George Martin University of Washington
January 13, 2003	The What, Why and How of Aging (Public Lecture)	George Martin University of Washington
May 07, 2002	RNA Interference from Plants and Worms to Mammals (Peer Lecture)	Phillip Sharp Massachusetts Institute of Technology
May 06, 2002	RNA Splicing and Genome Sequence (Public Lecture)	Phillip Sharp Massachusetts Institute of Technology
April 12, 2002	Regulation of Function of Neurogenesis in the Adult Hippocampus (Peer Lecture)	Fred H. Gage The Salk Institute, Laboratory of Genetics
April 11, 2002	Stem Cells in the Adult Brain (Public Lecture)	Fred H. Gage The Salk Institute, Laboratory of Genetics
March 06, 2002	DNA Repair and Transcription in Living Cells (Peer Lecture)	Jan Hoeijmakers Department of Cell Biology and Genetics, Erasmus University Rotterdam
March 04, 2002	Nucleotide Excision Repair: Maintaining Nature's Perfection (Public Lecture)	Jan Hoeijmakers Department of Cell Biology and Genetics, Erasmus University Rotterdam
April 04, 2001	Nonlinear Problems In Ecology And Population Biology (Peer Lecture)	Robert May Department of Zoology, University of Oxford
April 02, 2001	How Many Species? The Future of Wildlife in a Crowded World (Public Lecture)	Robert May Department of Zoology, University of Oxford
January 31, 2001	Bioprospecting for Nutraceuticals and Pharmaceuticals; Functional Genomics Applications to Plant Metabolism (Peer Lecture)	Charles J. Arntzen Department of Plant Biology, Arizona State University
January 30, 2001	Production and Use of Oral Vaccines in Transgenic Plants; From Basic Science to Human Clinical Trials (Public Lecture)	Charles J. Arntzen Department of Plant Biology, Arizona State University

1990s

April 28, 1999	Neuromodulation of Cortical Memory Circuits (Peer Lecture)	Patricia Goldman-Rakic Yale University School of Medicine
April 26, 1999	Opening the Mind Through Neurobiology (Public Lecture)	Patricia Goldman-Rakic Yale University School of Medicine
January 13, 1999	Genomics, Proteomics and Systems Biology (Peer Lecture)	Leroy Hood Department of Molecular Biotechnology, University of Washington
January 11, 1999	Genes, Genomes, and Society (Public Lecture)	Leroy Hood Department of Molecular Biotechnology, University of Washington
May 19, 1998	The Uses of Cloning in Biology and Medicine (Peer Lecture)	Ian Wilmut Roslin Institute
May 18, 1998	Are There Any Limits to the Cloning of Animals? (Public Lecture)	Ian Wilmut Roslin Institute
April 22, 1998	AIDS and the Brain (Peer Lecture)	Floyd E. Bloom
April 20, 1998	Knowing About Knowing About the Brain (Public Lecture)	Floyd E. Bloom
May 6, 1997	Molecular Mechanism of the Yeast PMA1 ATPase (Peer Lecture)	Carolyn W. Slayman Yale University School of Medicine
May 5, 1997	Cation Pumps: How They Evolved and What They Do (Public Lecture)	Carolyn W. Slayman Yale University School of Medicine
April 16, 1997	Protein Glycosylation and Folding in the Endoplasmic Reticulum (Peer Lecture)	William J. Lennarz Department of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, State University of New York at Stony Brook
April 14, 1997	Sperm Meets Egg: The Molecules Involved (Public Lecture)	William J. Lennarz Department of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, State University of New York at Stony Brook
February 5, 1997	Genetics and the Origin of Bird Species (Peer Lecture)	Peter R. Grant Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Princeton University
February 3, 1997	The Adaptive Radiation of Darwin's Finches (Public Lecture)	Peter R. Grant Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Princeton University
April 9, 1996	The Struggle for Water and the Quest for Peace in the Middle East (Peer Lecture)	Daniel Hillel University of Massachusetts
April 8, 1996	Civilization and the Life of the Soil (Public Lecture)	Daniel Hillel University of Massachusetts
March 6, 1996	The Protein Import Machine of Mitochondria (Peer Lecture)	Gottfried Schatz University of Basel, Switzerland
March 4, 1996	How Cells Build Mitochondria (Public Lecture)	Gottfried Schatz University of Basel, Switzerland
October 18, 1995	Ecology and the Human Ovary (Peer Lecture)	Peter T. Ellison Department of Anthropology: Peabody Museum, Harvard University
October 16, 1995	Ecology and Human Fecundity (Public Lecture)	Peter T. Ellison Department of Anthropology: Peabody Museum, Harvard University
May 3, 1995	Differentiation and Development in Skin (Peer Lecture)	Elaine V. Fuchs Howard Hughes Medical Institute, The University of Chicago
May 1, 1995	Of Mice and Men: Genetic Disorders of Keratin (Public Lecture)	Elaine V. Fuchs Howard Hughes Medical Institute, The University of Chicago
February 8, 1995	Metabolite and CO2 Fluxes Between Cells: Compromises and Trade-offs for Efficient C4 Photosynthesis (Peer Lecture)	Hal Hatch CSIRO Division of Plant Industry
February 6, 1995	he Story of C4 Photosynthesis: How, Why and When (Public Lecture)	Hal Hatch CSIRO Division of Plant Industry
November 2, 1994	Neural Calcium Signaling and Synaptic Plasticity (Peer Lecture)	Michael J. Berridge The Babraham Institute, Laboratory of Molecular Signaling
October 31, 1994	Spatiotemporal Aspects of Calcium Signaling (Public Lecture)	Michael J. Berridge The Babraham Institute, Laboratory of Molecular Signaling
April 21, 1994	The Pandemic of AIDS: The Transmission Dynamics and Evolution of HIV	Roy Malcolm Anderson Department of Zoology, University of Oxford
April 20, 1994	The Ecology of Viral Infections in Human Communities and the Evolution of Virulence	Roy Malcolm Anderson Department of Zoology, University of Oxford
April 18, 1994	Populations, Infectious Diseases, and Immunity: A Very Non-Linear World	Roy Malcolm Anderson Department of Zoology, University of Oxford
March 3, 1994	Adapting Genes and Genomes: AIDS and Some other Retroviral Epidemics	Stephen J. O'Brien National Cancer Institute
March 2, 1994	Retracing the Natural History of Endangered Species: Lessons from The Big Cats	Stephen J. O'Brien National Cancer Institute
February 28, 1994	Evolving Genes and Genomes: The Mammalian Radiations	Stephen J. O'Brien National Cancer Institute
January 27, 1994	Properties of Synthetic Peptide-MHC Conjugates	Philippa Marrack National Jewish Center for Immunology and Respiratory Medicine
January 25, 1994	T Cell Selection and Tolerance, A Continuing Saga	Philippa Marrack National Jewish Center for Immunology and Respiratory Medicine
January 24, 1994	Superantigens	Philippa Marrack National Jewish Center for Immunology and Respiratory Medicine
April 15, 1993	Clinical Applications of Angiogenesis Research	Judah Folkman Harvard Medical School: The Children's Hospital Boston
April 14, 1993	How Tumors Become Angiogenic	Judah Folkman Harvard Medical School: The Children's Hospital Boston
April 12, 1993	The Search for the 'Blood Vessel Factor'	Judah Folkman Harvard Medical School: The Children's Hospital Boston
February 4, 1993	Recent Studies on Primordial Germ Cells in Mice	Anne McLaren Wellcome/CRC Institute
February 3, 1993	The Germ-Cell Cycle: A Circuitous Journey That Ends Up Where It Began?	Anne McLaren Wellcome/CRC Institute
February 1, 1993	Sex Determination in Mammals: A Thirty Year Quest	Anne McLaren Wellcome/CRC Institute
November 19, 1992	The Design of Biological Information Processing Circuits	Melvin I. Simon Division of Biology, California Institute of Technology
November 18, 1992	Signal Transduction in Complex Cellular Systems	Melvin I. Simon Division of Biology, California Institute of Technology
November 16, 1992	How Bacteria Think	Melvin I. Simon Division of Biology, California Institute of Technology
April 16, 1992	Cooperation and Conflict Between Parents and Offspring	Patrick Bateson Sub Department of Animal Behavior, University of Cambridge
April 15, 1992	How Do We Know Whether and What an Animal Feels and Thinks?	Patrick Bateson Sub Department of Animal Behavior, University of Cambridge
April 13, 1992	Behavioral Imprinting and Neural Nets	Patrick Bateson Sub Department of Animal Behavior, University of Cambridge
February 6, 1992	Limb Deformity: A Gene Involved in Embryonic Pattern Formation in the Mouse	Philip Leder Department of Genetics, Harvard Medical School
February 5, 1992	Understanding Cancer: Studies in Transgenic Mice II	Philip Leder Department of Genetics, Harvard Medical School
February 4, 1992	Understanding Cancer: Studies in Transgenic Mice I	Philip Leder Department of Genetics, Harvard Medical School
November 21, 1991	Distinguishing History From Natural Selection	Richard C. Lewontin Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University
November 20, 1991	Patterns of Constraint on Genes and Proteins	Richard C. Lewontin Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University
November 18, 1991	What's Wrong With Evolutionary Explanations?	Richard C. Lewontin Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University
May 30, 1991	Anima: Cell Motility and Meiotic Sex	Lynn Margulis University of Massachusetts
May 29, 1991	Symbiogenesis: Origins of Evolutionary Novelty	Lynn Margulis University of Massachusetts
May 28, 1991	GAIA: The Living Surface of the Third Planet	Lynn Margulis University of Massachusetts
January 31, 1991	The Price: How Performance Costs Energy	Thomas A. McMahon Harvard University
January 30, 1991	Running Away From Problems: Terrestrial Locomotion	Thomas A. McMahon Harvard University
January 28, 1991	Some Basic Ideas: What the Physicists Know and What They Don't	Thomas A. McMahon Harvard University
November 7, 1990	Visual Awareness	Francis Crick The Salk Institute
November 6, 1990	The Visual System	Francis Crick The Salk Institute
November 5, 1990	The Psychology of Vision	Francis Crick The Salk Institute
March 1, 1990	Regulation of the Anthocyanin Biosynthetic Pathway in Zea Mays	Heinz Saedler Molecular Plant Genetics, Max-Planck-Institut fur Zuchtungsforschung
February 27, 1990	Molecular Analysis of Flower Development in Antirrhinum Majus (Snapdragon)	Heinz Saedler Molecular Plant Genetics, Max-Planck-Institut fur Zuchtungsforschung
February 26, 1990	Plant Transposable Elements and Their Role in Evolution	Heinz Saedler Molecular Plant Genetics, Max-Planck-Institut fur Zuchtungsforschung

1980s

October 26, 1989	The Oxygen Problem: Factors Controlling Nitrogenase Activity in Frankia in Symbiosis and In Vitro	John G. Torrey Harvard University
October 25, 1989	A Biologist Looks at Some Ethical Considerations in the Workplace	John G. Torrey Harvard University
October 23, 1989	Symbiotic Nitrogen Fixation by Actinomycete-Nodulated Trees and Shrubs	John G. Torrey Harvard University
October 20, 1988	Surviving in the Desert: Why Ants Run the Risk of Getting Overheated	Rudiger Wehner University of Zurich
October 18, 1988	Insect Vision: A Panoramic View of the World	Rudiger Wehner University of Zurich
October 17, 1988	Ant Navigation: How Small Brains Solve Complex Tasks	Rudiger Wehner University of Zurich
April 14, 1988	Interactions in Simple Communities	John L. Harper University College of North Wales
April 12, 1988	A Reductionist in an Ecosystem	John L. Harper University College of North Wales
April 11, 1988	The Modular Organism	John L. Harper University College of North Wales
January 20, 1988	Molecular Architecture and Construction of a Cholinergic Synapse	Jean-Pierre Changeux Pasteur Institute
January 19, 1988	From the Epigenesis of Neural Networks to Mental Darwinism	Jean-Pierre Changeux Pasteur Institute
January 15, 1988	The Acetylcholine Receptor: A Membrane-Bound Allosteric Protein	Jean-Pierre Changeux Pasteur Institute
November 12, 1987	Prevention and Treatment of AIDS and HIV Related Diseases	Jean-Claude Chermann Pasteur Institute
November 11, 1987	Is CD4 the Only Receptor for HIV?	Jean-Claude Chermann Pasteur Institute
November 10, 1987	The Human Immunodeficiency Viruses as Cause of Aids and Associated Diseases	Jean-Claude Chermann Pasteur Institute
March 4, 1987	Cell Adhesion Molecules and the Regulation of Animal Form	Gerald Edelman The Rockefeller University, New York
March 4, 1987	Neural Darwinism: The Theory of Neuronal Group Selection	Gerald Edelman The Rockefeller University, New York
December 4, 1986	Militarization of Academic Science	Aldo Carl Leopold
December 3, 1986	Life in the Dry State: The Physiology of Seeds	Aldo Carl Leopold
December 1, 1986	The Act of Creation: Creativity and Science	Aldo Carl Leopold
April 24, 1986	Did Darwin Get it Wrong?	John Maynard Smith University of Sussex
April 22, 1986	The Origin of Life	John Maynard Smith University of Sussex
April 21, 1986	On the Origin of Recombination	John Maynard Smith University of Sussex
October 10, 1985	From Simplicity to Complexity in the Study of Insect Populations - Part II	Michael P. Hassell Imperial College at Silwood Park
October 9, 1985	Natural Enemies and the Regulation of Insect Populations	Michael P. Hassell Imperial College at Silwood Park
October 8, 1985	From Simplicity to Complexity in the Study of Insect Populations - Part I	Michael P. Hassell Imperial College at Silwood Park
May 8, 1985	Physiological Sciences	Geoffrey M. Ole Maloiy University of Nairobi
April 8, 1985	Why Do Birds Sing?	John. R Krebs Earl Grey Institute of Field Ornithology
April 4, 1985	Field and Laboratory Studies of Foraging Behavior	John. R Krebs Earl Grey Institute of Field Ornithology
April 3, 1985	Animals As Careful Shoppers	John. R Krebs Earl Grey Institute of Field Ornithology
December 6, 1984	Nitrogen Fixation of a Legume as Affected by Association with a Non-Legume	Maurice Fried National Academy of Sciences
December 5, 1984	Minimizing Food Production Costs Through Isotope Aided Research	Maurice Fried National Academy of Sciences
December 4, 1984	Biological Nitrogen Fixation By Food Legumes-A Blueprint For a Low-Cost Contribution to the Food Supply in Developing Countries	Maurice Fried National Academy of Sciences
April 26, 1984	Cellular Oncogenes: Pathways to Carcinogenesis	Michael Bishop University of California, San Francisco
April 26, 1984	Infuriating Tensions: Science and the Medical Student	Michael Bishop University of California, San Francisco
April 25, 1984	Retroviruses: Designs for Carcinogenesis	Michael Bishop University of California, San Francisco
February 15, 1984	Protein Interactions on Erythrocyte Membranes and on Coated Vesicles	Daniel Branton Harvard University
February 14, 1984	Membrane-Protein Interactions and Erythrocyte Shape	Daniel Branton Harvard University
February 13, 1984	Cellular Compartments and their Interactions with the Cytoskeleton	Daniel Branton Harvard University
October 18, 1983	On the Nature of Avain Photorefractoriness	Donald S. Farner University of Washington
October 17, 1983	Control of the Annual Cycle of a Migratory Avian Species	Donald S. Farner University of Washington
October 13, 1983	Avian Photoperiodism: Six Centuries - Six Decades	Donald S. Farner University of Washington
January 11, 1983	Classical Conditioning: Insights into the Relationship Between Associative and Nonassociative Learning	Eric R. Kandel Colombia University
January 10, 1983	Sensitization: Toward a Molecular Biology of a Simple Form of Learning	Eric R. Kandel Colombia University
January 6, 1983	Habituation: The Relationship of Short to Long-Term Memory	Eric R. Kandel Colombia University
October 18, 1982	Origin of the Apes	Richard E. Leakey National Museums of Kenya
October 13, 1982	A Review of the Fossil Record From Africa	Richard E. Leakey National Museums of Kenya
October 11, 1982	Why African Genesis	Richard E. Leakey National Museums of Kenya
May 19, 1982	The Green Revolution and Our Role in Feeding the World	Glenn W. Burton University of Georgia
May 13, 1982	Meeting Human Needs Through Plant Breeding	Glenn W. Burton University of Georgia
May 11, 1982	Food Resources in the Plant Kingdom	Glenn W. Burton University of Georgia
October 27, 1981	Nutrition: From Myth and Magic to Science	Alfred E. Harper University of Wisconsin-Madison
October 22, 1981	Malnutrition and the Food and Population Imbalance	Alfred E. Harper University of Wisconsin-Madison
October 20, 1981	National Nutrition Policy and Dietary Guidelines for the Public	Alfred E. Harper University of Wisconsin-Madison
March 5, 1981	Moral Systems From Now On: Will Biological Knowledge be Useful?	Richard Alexander University of Michigan
March 3, 1981	The Natural History of Ethics: Ethical Egoism Modified; Moral Systems as Viewed by Philosophers, Social Scientists and Theologians and the Consistency and Inconsistencies of These Views with Biology	Richard Alexander University of Michigan
February 26, 1981	Conflicts of Interest: Their Biological Basis, Their Central Role in the Structure of Moral Systems and Their Manner of Resolution in Different Circumstances and Societies	Richard Alexander University of Michigan
January 27, 1981	Mount Everest and Beyond, Breathing Air	Pierre Dejours Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
January 22, 1981	Ecophysiology of Crayfish Breathing and Hemolymph Acid-Base Balance	Pierre Dejours Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
January 21, 1981	Water and Air as Ambient Media: Physiological Consequences	Pierre Dejours Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
October 30, 1980	Genes, Dreams, and Phonemes	Colin Blakemore University Laboratory of Physiology, Oxford
October 28, 1980	Representations in the Brain	Colin Blakemore University Laboratory of Physiology, Oxford
October 27, 1980	From Quata to Contour	Colin Blakemore University Laboratory of Physiology, Oxford
May 14, 1980	Variations in Human Cerebral Asymmetry	Jerre Levy University of Chicago
May 12, 1980	The Evolution and Development of Cerebral Asymmetry	Jerre Levy University of Chicago
May 7, 1980	The Asymmetry of the Human Brain	Jerre Levy University of Chicago
May 5, 1980	Genetics, Psychology, and Neurology and Psychology	Jerre Levy University of Chicago
April 16, 1980	Medical Biological Chemistry	George E. Palade Yale Medical School
February 4, 1980	Wildlife and Fisheries Biology	John F. Eisenberg Smithsonian Institution

1970s

November 5, 1979	Postharvest Biology Group	Daphne J. Osborne Oxford University
April 24, 1979	Bacteriology	Carl R. Woese University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
February 22, 1979	Chemical Approaches to the Dynamics of Local Conformation and Enzyme Function (Peer Lecture)	Bert L. Vallee Harvard Medical School
February 20, 1979	A Century of Zinc Biochemistry and Metabolism (Public Lecture)	Bert L. Vallee Harvard Medical School
October 17, 1978	Human Circadian Rhythms: A Multi-Oscillator System	Jurgen Aschoff Max-Planck Institute
October 12, 1978	Clocks for Telling Time of Day and Time of Year	Jurgen Aschoff Max-Planck Institute
October 10, 1978	Biological Rhythms: A Survey of Their Spectrum	Jurgen Aschoff Max-Planck Institute
April 5, 1978	Physiology	Eric H. Davidson California Institute of Technology
February 15, 1978	Man and Animals: Some Comparative Aspects of Nutrition (Peer Lecture)	Kenneth L. Blaxter Rowett Research Institute
February 8, 1978	Demography and Food Production (Public Lecture)	Kenneth L. Blaxter Rowett Research Institute
November 29, 1977	Birth Defects: The Present and the Future (Peer Lecture)	James D. Ebert Marine Biological Laboratory
November 22, 1977	Interacting Systems in Development (Public Lecture)	James D. Ebert Marine Biological Laboratory
April 20, 1977	Why are Membranes Fluid? (Peer Lecture)	S.J. Singer University of California, San Diego
April 13, 1977	The Molecular Organization of Membranes (Public Lecture)	S.J. Singer University of California, San Diego
March 1, 1977	Pulmonary Function Tests; What Are They Good For?	Jere Mead Harvard University
February 25, 1977	How the Diaphragm Works	Jere Mead Harvard University
February 23, 1977	Breathing	Jere Mead Harvard University
February 2, 1977	A Plant Scientist Looks at the World Food Prospect and Asks "What Can We Do?" (Peer Lecture)	Peter Albersheim University of Colorado
January 26, 1977	Molecular Interactions Between Plants and Their Pathogens: Towards the Development of Ecologically Attractive Pesticides (Public Lecture)	Peter Albersheim University of Colorado
December 2, 1976	The Origins of Photosynthesis in Eukaryotes (Peer Lecture)	Roger Yate Stanier Institute Pasteur
November 23, 1976	The Photosynthetic Prokaryotes (Public Lecture)	Roger Yate Stanier Institute Pasteur
May 26, 1976	Genetic Manipulation and Crop Productivity (Peer Lecture)	Peter S. Carlson Michigan State University
May 19, 1976	Plant Cells as Microorganisms (Public Lecture)	Peter S. Carlson Michigan State University
April 21, 1976	II. Genetic Engineering: Social Issues (Peer Lecture)	Sydney Brenner MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology
April 14, 1976	I. Genetic Engineering: Scientific Issues (Public Lecture)	Sydney Brenner MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology
October 29, 1975	Mechanism of Steroid Action: III. Regulation of Initiation of RNA Synthesis	Bert W. O'Malley Baylor College of Medicine
October 22, 1975	Mechanism of Steroid Action: II. Regulation of Messenger RNA Synthesis	Bert W. O'Malley Baylor College of Medicine
October 20, 1975	Mechanism of Steroid Action: I. Hormone Receptors	Bert W. O'Malley Baylor College of Medicine
April 28, 1975	Insects and Toxic Plants: Food for Thought (Peer Lecture)	Murray S. Blum University of Georgia
April 23, 1975	Misguided Sex: Golden Bees and Their Orchids (Public Lecture)	Murray S. Blum University of Georgia
April 7, 1975	Nutritional Damage to Protein in Processed Foods and Feeds (Peer Lecture)	Kenneth John Carpenter University of Cambridge
April 3, 1975	What Caused Pellagra?: A Case Study in Food Science and Nutrition (Public Lecture)	Kenneth John Carpenter University of Cambridge
November 12, 1974	What are the Rights of Posterity (Peer Lecture)	Garrett Hardin University of California, Santa Barbara
November 6, 1974	Spaceship or Lifeboat: Competing Environmental Metaphors (Public Lecture)	Garrett Hardin University of California, Santa Barbara
April 10, 1974	The Origins of Agriculture in Meso-America (Peer Lecture)	Kent V. Flannery University of Michigan
April 3, 1974	The Origins of Agriculture in the Near East (Public Lecture)	Kent V. Flannery University of Michigan
March 14, 1974	Monkeys, Apes, and Human Distress (Peer Lecture)	David A. Hamburg Stanford University
March 7, 1974	Recent Observations of Chimpanzee Behavior (Public Lecture)	David A. Hamburg Stanford University
November 15, 1973	The Role of Immunotherapy in the Management of Malignant Disease	Peter Alexander Royal Marsden Cancer Hospital
November 13, 1973	Ecology and Economics of Estuaries (Peer Lecture)	Eugene P. Odum University of Georgia
November 6, 1973	Ecosystem Analysis in terms of Energy Concepts (Public Lecture)	Eugene P. Odum University of Georgia
May 16, 1973	Evolving Rational Treatment of Parkinson's Disease (Peer Lecture)	George C. Cotzias Brookhaven National Laboratory
May 9, 1973	Metals, Miners, and Madness (Public Lecture)	George C. Cotzias Brookhaven National Laboratory
April 19, 1973	Social Communication in Monkeys and Apes (Peer Lecture)	Peter R. Marler The Rockefeller University, New York
April 12, 1973	Learning, Genes, and Behavioral Development (Public Lecture)	Peter R. Marler The Rockefeller University, New York
March 7, 1973	Oddities of Mammalian Reproduction (Peer Lecture)	Sir Alan S. Parkes The Galton Foundation, London
February 27, 1973	Problems of Human Reproduction (Public Lecture)	Sir Alan S. Parkes The Galton Foundation, London
October 25, 1972	Biogeography and Continental Drift (Peer Lecture)	George Gaylord Simpson The Simroe Foundation
October 18, 1972	Marsupials (Public Lecture)	George Gaylord Simpson The Simroe Foundation
May 9, 1972	Photobiology - The Responses (Peer Lecture)	Sterling B. Hendricks Agricultural Research Service, U.S.D.A.
May 2, 1972	Photobiology - Light and Its Actions (Public Lecture)	Sterling B. Hendricks Agricultural Research Service, U.S.D.A.
January 26, 1972	Teosinte, Mother of Corn (Peer Lecture)	George W. Beadle University of Chicago
January 19, 1972	Genes and Enzymes: Personal Recollections (Public Lecture)	George W. Beadle University of Chicago
November 30, 1971	Cell Fusion as a Tool in Experimental Biology (Peer Lecture)	Hilary Koprowski Wistar Institute
November 24, 1971	Natural Resistance to Virus Infections: Genetics and Possible Mechanisms (Public Lecture)	Hilary Koprowski Wistar Institute
November 19, 1971	South American Triassic Fossil Reptiles	Alfred S. Romer Harvard University
February 1, 1971	Biochemistry	H.L. Kornberg University of Leicester
November 19, 1970	Survival of Threatened Species - Desert Fishes and Marine Mammals	Carl L. Hubbs Scripps Institution of Oceanography
November 17, 1970	Paleohydrography and the Fish Life of the Great Basin	Carl L. Hubbs Scripps Institution of Oceanography
November 13, 1970	Demons of the Deep - What Are and What Ain't	Carl L. Hubbs Scripps Institution of Oceanography
April 5, 1970	Plant Physiology	A. Frey-Wyssling Eidgenossische Technische Hochschule

1960s

April 13, 1969	Epidemiology	Frank Fenner John Curtin School of Medical Research
January 5, 1969	Plant Ecology	W.D. Billings Professor of Botany, Duke University
November 3, 1968	Human Anatomy	Elizabeth C. Crosby University of Michigan
May 7, 1967	Animal Evolution	Ernest Mayr Harvard University
October 17, 1966	Insect Physiology	Vincent G. Dethier University of Pennsylvania
October 5, 1963	Developmental Genetics	Ernest W. Caspari University of Rochester

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