http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video Tue Sep 29 15:39:43 +0200 2009 Nature Video: short films about science from Nature, the weekly international journal publishing the finest peer-reviewed research in science. en © 2008 Nature Publishing Group http://vodcast.gmx.net/gmx/logo.gif http://vodcast.gmx.net/ http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/86593 In December, policy makers will meet in Copenhagen, Denmark to thrash out a new global deal on climate change. The aim is to limit global warming to two degrees Celsius above pre-industrial temperatures. We sent three young climate researchers along with Nature's Olive Heffernan to find out just how much of a challenge this ambitious target will be. Join them as they seek advice from climate experts including the IPCC's Rajendra Pachauri, challenge the sceptical views of political scientist Bjorn Lomborg, and learn lessons from the Nobel Laureates who showed that CFCs were destroying the ozone layer. Tue Sep 29 15:39:43 +0200 2009 http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/86593 Nature Video http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/85924 Catalysts and collaborations: Catalysts enable us to make all kinds of molecules in the lab, and few people have contributed more to this field than Richard Schrock. Can he help Norwegian student Christer Opstad to catalyse reactions with his carotenoid molecules? And what will happen when another young researcher, Jeffrey Lancaster, proposes a collaboration with this Nobel Prize winning chemist? Wed Sep 23 12:27:24 +0200 2009 http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/85924 Nature Video http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/85185 Seeing green: Roger Tsien won the 2008 Nobel Prize in chemistry for his work on green fluorescent protein (GFP). Tyler Arbour is just starting out in his scientific career, and wants to know more about using GFP to track the behaviour of living cells. Tyler also has questions about science education for chemistry Laureate and Tibetan art enthusiast Richard Ernst. Tue Sep 15 12:08:02 +0200 2009 http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/85185 Nature Video http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/84516 Smart drugs and sneaky microbes: Maartje Basting's work will aid the development of 'smart drugs' which target specific proteins, proteins like the aquaporins discovered by Nobel Laureate Peter Agre. And knowing more about aquaporins might help Australian chemist David Jacques with his research. Tue Sep 08 14:39:30 +0200 2009 http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/84516 Nature Video http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/83515 Nanotechnology: Two young scientists quiz Nobel Prize winner Sir Harold Kroto about the use and misuse of nanotechnologies. Sir Kroto is also keen to talk about religion and its place in modern scientific thinking. Wed Sep 02 11:08:18 +0200 2009 http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/83515 Nature Video http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/81853 Trailer: Every summer an extraordinary meeting between Nobel Laureates and young scientists takes place on Lindau Island in Germany. In 2009 it was the turn of the chemists and Nature was there to capture moments of this unique meeting of minds. This trailer introduces the Lindau Meetings and offers a taster of the films that follow. Mon Aug 24 15:13:29 +0200 2009 http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/81853 Nature Video http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/45077 Strings and Particles: Nobel Prize winner Gerardus 't Hooft offers advice to three young physicists. Will this next generation be brave enough to publish new theories about our universe? Thu Oct 30 15:43:56 +0100 2008 http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/45077 Nature Video http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/45076 Abolishing time? To truly understand our universe, young physicist Itzhak Fouxon thinks we need to do away with space and time, but what will Nobel Laureate David Gross make of this radical proposal? Thu Oct 23 09:23:49 +0200 2008 http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/45076 Nature Video http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/45075 Fibre and Sunlight: Iris Choi and Andrei Ghicov are young scientists excited by the ways physics can change our world. Nobel Prize winner John Hall, now in his seventh decade, inspires them with his own excited enthusiasm for practical science. Thu Oct 16 10:29:02 +0200 2008 http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/45075 Nature Video http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/45074 The Quantum Lattice: During a boat trip on Lake Constance, Nobel Laureate Bill Phillips and student Hannah Venzl dream up new collaborative experiments in the quantum world. Thu Oct 09 14:51:30 +0200 2008 http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/45074 Nature Video http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/45073 Dark Matter, Dark Energy: Will data from the Large Hadron Collider transform our understanding of the universe? Young scientists Bilge Demirkoz and Benjamin Joachimi quiz Nobel Laureate George Smoot on how dark matter and dark energy fit into this picture. Wed Oct 01 14:45:01 +0200 2008 http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/45073 Nature Video http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/45072 Missions in Space-Time: 5 short films from Nature on life, the universe and a theory of everything. Conversations with Nobel Prize winning physicists, filmed at the Lindau Nobel Meeting 2008. Wed Oct 01 14:33:11 +0200 2008 http://vodcast.gmx.net/channel/view/400-nature-video/45072 Nature Video