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What are metamaterials?

What people can realistically be expected to do under law.

Film discussion by film making team Merkulova and Chupov.

Mexico and U.S. connected by border; economy and culture.

The benefits of studying stem cells in space.

Human health and disease are shaped by the microbiome.

Naïve person that she is, Pelageya (Vera Baranovskaya) can't undertand why her son (Nikolai Batajov) is organizing a workers' strike, while her boorish husband (Aleksandr Chistyakov) is trying to suppress it. When the latter is killed, Pelageya unwittingly gives up her son to the authorities, and is horrified when he is sent to jail. Gradually, as she begins to understand her son's ideological pos

A Russian peasant unwittingly becomes a scab, putting him at odds with a relative leading the strike.

This impressionistic silent Russian film follows the trials and tribulations of farmers on a collective who come into conflict with more affluent "kulak" landowners. Led by Vasili (Semyon Savshenko), the farmers pool their resources to buy a tractor, a triumphant development that soon yields to tragedy. Despite the hardships that they face, the farmers press on, with their connection to the land e

The October Revolution of 1917 is presented in this documentary-like Soviet silent film. Beginning with the crumbling of the Russian monarchy, the production depicts the growing conflicts at Petrograd, with Soviet hero V.I. Lenin (Vasili Nikandrov) leading the rebellion that results in the overthrow of the tsar's Winter Palace. In addition to its historically rooted narrative, the film is renowned

Part documentary and part cinematic art, this film follows a city in the 1920s Soviet Union throughout the day, from morning to night. Directed by Dziga Vertov, with a variety of complex and innovative camera shots, the film depicts scenes of ordinary daily life in Russia. Vertov celebrates the modernity of the city, with its vast buildings, dense population and bustling industries. While there ar

Emmanuel Jal evening of storytelling and live hip-hop.

Connecting the dots through science.

Human health and disease are shaped by the microbiome.

The benefits of studying stem cells in space.

Courtney Paquette on optimization research and AI tools.

Emmanuel Jal evening of storytelling and live hip-hop.

Connecting the dots through science.

Human health and disease are shaped by the microbiome.

The benefits of studying stem cells in space.

Courtney Paquette on optimization research and AI tools.

Emmanuel Jal evening of storytelling and live hip-hop.

Connecting the dots through science.

Human health and disease are shaped by the microbiome.

The benefits of studying stem cells in space.

Courtney Paquette on optimization research and AI tools.

A doctor shares her passion for medicine and community.

An engineering major's path to success.

Victor Minces on the intersection of science and music.

How philosophy lacks a distinctive subject matter.

From Ground Zero; a unique vision of Gaza.

Performance by Earl Thomas and the Gospel Ambassadors.

Music by Laurie San Martin, Beethoven, & Leonard Bernstein.

Financial Columnist and Business Journalist Julia Anderson teams up with Business Reporter Joe Smith in a series geared towards helping viewers make informed decisions about their financial future.

Vulnerability of human health to climate change.

The evolutionary origins of consciousness.

How to turn complex science into clear compelling ideas.

Finding women in ancient, often, patriarchal texts.

A healthy microbiome and prevention of diseases.

Stem cells offer hope for the northern white rhino.

A healthy microbiome and prevention of diseases.

Stem cells offer hope for the northern white rhino.

The the world's first LGBTQ mariachi band.

How philosophy lacks a distinctive subject matter.

From Ground Zero; a unique vision of Gaza.

Performance by Earl Thomas and the Gospel Ambassadors.

Music by Laurie San Martin, Beethoven, & Leonard Bernstein.

A doctor shares her passion for medicine and community.

An engineering major's path to success.

Victor Minces on the intersection of science and music.

A healthy microbiome and prevention of diseases.

Stem cells offer hope for the northern white rhino.

Meditation adapted to treat mental and physical conditions.

Financial Columnist and Business Journalist Julia Anderson teams up with Business Reporter Joe Smith in a series geared towards helping viewers make informed decisions about their financial future.

South African novelist explores his history and writing.

The evolutionary origins of consciousness.

How to turn complex science into clear compelling ideas.

The evolutionary origins of consciousness.

How to turn complex science into clear compelling ideas.

Invasive species; species loss; global infertility.

A healthy microbiome and prevention of diseases.

Stem cells offer hope for the northern white rhino.

The evolutionary origins of consciousness.

How to turn complex science into clear compelling ideas.

How philosophy lacks a distinctive subject matter.

From Ground Zero; a unique vision of Gaza.

Performance by Earl Thomas and the Gospel Ambassadors.

Music by Laurie San Martin, Beethoven, & Leonard Bernstein.

Heat-related effects on people and emergency services.

A doctor shares her passion for medicine and community.

An engineering major's path to success.

Victor Minces on the intersection of science and music.

Peripartum depression addiction ritual and song.

Financial Columnist and Business Journalist Julia Anderson teams up with Business Reporter Joe Smith in a series geared towards helping viewers make informed decisions about their financial future.

Financial Columnist and Business Journalist Julia Anderson teams up with Business Reporter Joe Smith in a series geared towards helping viewers make informed decisions about their financial future.