Radiation Sources in Structural Biology
What is radiation damage? Are electrons more suitable than X-rays in structural biology? Richard Henderson discusses synchrotron radiation and how cryo-EM laboratories are being made more accessible..
History of Cryo-EM
Richard Henderson discusses Jacques Dubochet's, Joachim Frank’s and his contributions to the development of electron cryo-microscopy.
The Nobel Prize Factory | Cryo-EM interview series | Part 1
Nobel Prize Laureate Richard Henderson introduces structural biology, electron cryo-microscopy (cryo-EM), and talks about the The MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology.
Are we going to Alpha Centauri?
Didier Queloz talks about realistic ways to explore Proxima Centauri b and other potentially habitable planetary systems such as TRAPPIST-1 using currently available technologies
The Discovery of the First Exoplanet Orbiting a Solar-Type Star
Didier Queloz (2019 Nobel Prize in Physics) discusses the impact of his discovery of the first exoplanet orbiting a solar-type star on the theory of planetary systems formation.
Breakthrough Discoveries vs Incremental Science
Didier Queloz explores his experience in reporting a paradigm-changing finding and how this triggered hard scepticism from the publishing industry and fellow scientists, which lasted about 3 years.
Breakthrough Discoveries vs Incremental Science
Didier Queloz explores his experience in reporting a paradigm-changing finding and how this triggered hard scepticism from the publishing industry and fellow scientists, which lasted about 3 years.
Antiferromagnet memory in a nutshell
In an anti-ferromagnetic memory device the writing speed in the terahertz frequency range of a one or zero bit is a thousand times faster than in ferromagnets.
Spintronics (GMR, MTJ, STT, MRAM) in a nutshell
Spintronics has enabled higher-density and cheaper hard-drive storage via breakthrough technologies such as the giant magnetoresistance.












