Franke Program in Science and the Humanities

1:15:00

The Franke Program in Science and the Humanities’ Distinguished Speaker Series:  “Columbus & Islam”

1:11:56

Life Cycles and Natural Selection

1:13:29

Collective Pulse: Uncovering Hidden Lives of Animals through Music Theory & Artificial Intelligence

0:50:24

Geometrical Structure and the Direction of Time

1:01:28

What Makes Us Who We Are? The Promise (and Perils) of Behavioral Genetics

1:11:49

The Third Algorithm:  The Evolution of Human Culture

1:19:19

'The Politics of Public Space', The Franke Visiting Fellow at the Whitney Humanities Center

1:01:53

Beyond Boundaries 2017: Roundtable Discussion

1:13:11

The Better Angels of Our Nature

1:23:33

Quantum & Fiction: Alternative Realities for the Living by Ben Okri

1:07:32

Integrating Generic and Genetic Explanations of Development

1:01:48

The Metaphysics of Homology: The Molecular Basis of Character Identity

1:18:49

What Archaeology, Lidar, and Chemical Residues Can Teach Us About the Year 1000

1:20:42

Mapping the Future of the Anthropocene

1:02:32

Writing at the Intersection of Science and the Arts

0:42:55

Patrick Jagoda on 'Game Experiments...'

0:54:50

Reconnecting Art and Science

0:49:52

Folding the Map on Segregation

0:32:44

The Invisible Scaffolding of Space | Dr. Priya Natarajan

0:53:49

You Can’t Translate What You Can’t See: Between Languages in the U.S. Immigration System

1:25:26

Mapping the Frontier between Man and Machine

1:01:21

The Forest Unseen: Biology, Literature and Contemplative Practice

0:23:03

The Columbiad, or Migration of American Wild Passenger Pigeons

1:24:48

The Age of Living Machines:  How Biology Will Build the Next Technology Revolution