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After decades of skepticism, Jim Allison's research on immunotherapy led to significant advancements in cancer treatment, culminating in a Nobel Prize in 2018.
Antarctica's US research teams face the challenges of building a scientific community in one of the most extreme environments on Earth.
Cold fusion, a controversial phenomenon in nuclear physics, sparked intense debate and scrutiny following its announcement in 1989, challenging established scientific norms.
Cold fusion, a controversial scientific phenomenon, faced intense scrutiny and skepticism following its initial announcement in 1989, leading to a significant media frenzy.
Two families navigate the process of purchasing their first computer, exploring different buying methods while receiving expert advice on essential tech terms.
Ghosts and the afterlife are examined through a scientific lens, questioning humanity's belief in spirits and the possibility of their return to Earth.
A growing number of young children were prescribed powerful antipsychotic medications, raising concerns about serious side effects and long-term impacts.
Pharmaceutical companies, such as Pfizer and Merck, are accused of medicalizing normal conditions and promoting non-existent diseases to boost drug sales.
Bubbles, from their role in ocean dynamics to their impact on technology and medicine, reveal fundamental principles of nature and science.
Human immortality is explored through groundbreaking research on lab-grown organs, longevity genes, and the secrets of lobsters, promising a future where aging may be reversed.
Ann McKee, a leading neurologist at Boston University’s CTE Center, explains her decision to prevent her children from playing football due to brain injury risks.
Research from political science, psychology, sociology, and experimental economics challenges the notion that humans are solely driven by self-interest.
Justin Yerbury retrained as a research scientist to combat the hereditary ALS that claimed the lives of his family members in the 1990s.
SARS, a deadly coronavirus outbreak originating in China, prompted urgent global research efforts in Hong Kong to combat the virus and implement public health measures.
China's surge in scientific innovation is transforming global fields such as medicine, robotics, and deep-sea research, shaping a future for all.
Forensic science research explores the complexities of backsplatter from cranial gunshots, as a master's student conducts experiments to simulate crime scenes.
Quantum physicists are exploring groundbreaking concepts like wormholes and time crystals in their quest to make time travel a reality.
Burkina Faso faces a severe malaria epidemic, claiming half a million lives annually in Africa, while scientists strive for a long-awaited vaccine breakthrough.
Longevity science is advancing rapidly, offering groundbreaking breakthroughs that may significantly extend human lifespan and challenge the concept of mortality.
Recent scientific advancements in longevity research, featuring insights from Edward Norton and experts like Tony Robbins and Wim Hof, explore potential methods to slow aging and extend human lifespan.
Eugenics, rooted in American history and linked to Nazi Germany, reveals a century-long agenda of elite control over population and medical science.
Archives technicians Aaron Arthur and Kaitlyn Crain Enriquez provide expert guidance on researching World War II military unit photographs at the National Archives.
Loggerhead sea turtles are being tracked by scientists using satellite technology to reveal their migration patterns and enhance conservation efforts.
Life at the Dumont d’Urville base in Antarctica presents unique challenges for scientists and technicians isolated from the world, relying solely on the icebreaker "Astrolabe" for supplies.
Stellar sea lion populations have plummeted over 80% since the 1970s, prompting scientists to study these intelligent mammals in a unique floating laboratory.
The quest for the mythical "Elixir of Life" has influenced history and power dynamics, revealing secrets that have remained hidden for centuries.
Ellen Bialystok, a Professor of Psychology at York University, discusses the cognitive effects of bilingualism throughout the human lifespan in a conversation with Howard Burton.
During World War II, the United States operated hundreds of POW camps for approximately 425,000 German, Italian, and Japanese prisoners, as detailed by archivist Rachael Salyer.
Kathy Bowen, a patient at the Allan Memorial Institute, discusses her struggles with emotional stress after nearly seven weeks of treatment.
Kat Downie, a former gold medallist, raises concerns about fairness in the Paralympic classification system, advocating for evidence-based improvements.
A scientist studies whale parasites to protect humpback whales, facing the dangers of physical contact with these massive sea creatures.
In 2020, filmmaker Rehad Desai expands his focus from an HIV vaccine clinical trial to explore the intertwined impacts of COVID-19 and the ongoing HIV pandemic.
In Madagascar, European and Malagasy researchers implement an educational board game to engage locals in the conservation of the endangered Alaotra Gentle Lemur.
Wilbur explores UFOs and alien conspiracy theories, investigating phenomena such as Area 51 and the cultural impact of the X-Files.
Fetal stem cell therapy, a highly controversial treatment harvested from abortions, faces significant regulatory and religious obstacles in the United States, prompting patients to seek alternatives abroad.
Patents, their costs, and the lengthy process of obtaining them are explored through Luke Casey's visit to the UK Patent Office and the story of the "Depth Master."
Jenny Sabin, a pioneering architectural designer, integrates insights from biology and mathematics to create responsive structures that enhance human well-being and environmental interaction.
Bayer Group faces scrutiny over insecticides harming bee populations worldwide.
Viewers discuss Sasquatch tree-climbing behavior and the need for more research in trees.
Researchers innovate reinforced concrete by using carbon fibre mesh instead of steel skeletons.
Scientists contemplate extending human lifespan through genetic research and advancements.
A high school student demonstrates effective research techniques for evaluating credible sources and distinguishing fact from misinformation in a digital age.
Housing discrimination is analyzed through enhanced annotation and analysis skills in a resource funded by the Leonore Annenberg Institute for Civics Award.
HIV lacks a vaccine despite decades of research, but mRNA technology offers new hope.
A report reveals racial disparities in traffic tickets issued in Bloomfield, New Jersey.
Some researchers link Isaac Newton's genius to Asperger's syndrome in this insightful documentary.
Dolphin intelligence is showcased through their ability to learn English symbols and collaborate in hunting strategies, as captured by photographer Brian Skerry.
Dr. Ioannidis shares insights on the Results of Coronavirus Studies and urges subscriptions.
