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The Wonder and Beauty of Teaching Physics Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 4467 seconds Have you ever wondered why we see rainbows, or what makes the sky blue? Walter Lewin, an engaging speaker and physics professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, sheds light on everyday phenomena by explaining them in simple terms. Don't miss his exciting demonstrations, including creating a rainbow right in the lecture hall. Related: lewin, physical, science, walter

	Living With Traumatic Brain Injury Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 1751 seconds Patients at the University of Washington Medical Center talk about adapting to daily life following traumatic brain injuries. Some have experienced physical, cognitive or personality changes that affect their work and relationships. Related: health, medicine

	A Moment With...Haile Gerima Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 1841 seconds What struggles do independent filmmakers face in bringing projects to fruition? Filmmaker Haile Gerima talks about these issues and his film 'Sankofa,' a widely acclaimed movie about slavery. He also describes the influence of his Ethiopian heritage on his work. Related: N/A

	A Conversation with Ingrid Mattson Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 3551 seconds Ingrid Mattson, the first female president of the Islamic Society of North America, talks about converting to Islam and the need for understanding the Muslim community. Mattson is a professor of Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations at Hartford Seminary in Connecticut. Related: N/A

	Personal Reflections on Manic-Depressive Illness Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 1829 seconds Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison, psychiatry professor at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, lived every day with the mania and severe depression that she had studied for years. She talks openly of the challenges she faced with the treatment and disclosure of her mental illness. Related: N/A

Evolution, Culture and Truth Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 3453 seconds Daniel C. Dennett, philosophy professor and co-director of the Center for Cognitive Studies at Tufts University, offers a unique perspective on the role of philosophy in the cognitive and behavioral sciences. Dennett is known for his research on the mind and consciousness, relating philosophy to the scientific study of the brain, evolution and artificial intelligence. Related: humanities, philosophy, physical, religion, science, social

Childhood Development: Early Learning, the Brain and Society Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 3518 seconds Brain expert Dr. Patricia Kuhl, co-director of the Institute for Learning and Brain Sciences at the University of Washington, talks about the innate learning ability of infants and children. Internationally recognized for her research on early language and brain development, Dr. Kuhl focuses on language and social interaction in the learning process. Related: N/A

	AIDS and the HIV Life Cycle Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 3555 seconds See how far our understanding of AIDS has come since the first cases were diagnosed. What causes the immune system to become susceptible to this virus, and how are researchers building on this knowledge to improve drug treatment? Related: N/A

	Computer Science: Past, Present and Future Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 3469 seconds Take a look back at all that technology has made possible in the last century. Then jump ahead for a preview of coming developments, from promising advances in personalized medicine and education to a brand-new Internet. Related: N/A

Drugs and HIV Evolution Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 3550 seconds Standard treatment for HIV with single-drug therapy changed in 1996, when a new class of antiretroviral drugs was approved. The resulting "highly active antiretroviral therapy" combines a powerful drug cocktail that cuases greater disruption to the HIV life cycle and has lowered AIDS deaths in developed nations. Related: N/A

	Epilepsy: Out of the Shadows Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 3551 seconds Find out more about epilepsy, a common but frequently misunderstood neurological disorder. Exciting new treatment options can now manage and sometimes cure the disorder, which is characterized by electrical "storms" in the brain. Related: N/A

	Muslims in America Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 3551 seconds Muslim students and faculty share their perspectives as Muslims living in Pennsylvania following the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. WPSU-TV and Pennsylvania State's Institute for the Arts and Humanities hosted the open forum. Related: N/A

	Genetics and the Effect of Aging on Stem Cell Regulation Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 2871 seconds Genetics research is key to understanding the effects of aging and age-related diseases. How do stem cells change as we grow older, and can they be regulated to decrease cancer risk? Related: N/A

	Koko Loves: Conversations with a Signing Gorilla Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 3063 seconds Penny Patterson talks about raising a gorilla named Koko. Koko has learned to communicate with humans and other apes using sign language. Related: anthropology, communications, physical, science, social

	A Conversation with Salman Rushdie Posted by: ResearchChannel Video duration: 3552 seconds Patty Satalia of Penn State Public Broadcasting interviews noted author Salman Rushdie. Rushdie discusses his latest novel as well as his life as a writer. Audience members participate in the conversation with their comments and questions. Related: N/A

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