Carnegie Science Center's Podcast

Cafe Scientifique: "The Age of Radiance"

Craig Nelson, Author "The Age of Radiance: The Epic Rise and the Dramatic Fall of the Atomic...

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Cafe Scientifique Q&A: 'The Age of Radiance'

This is the Q&A portion of Craig Nelson's talk, "The Age of Radiance." With a biographer's...

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Cafe Scientifique: "The Persistence of Memory: How Experience Changes the Brain"

Dr. Alison Barth Associate professor Carnegie Mellon University Department of Biological Science...

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Cafe Scientifique Q&A: 'The Persistence of Memory: How Experience Changes the Brain'

This is the Q&A portion of Dr. Barth's presentation. Dr. Alison Barth Associate professor...

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Cafe Scientifique: The Origin of Modern Birds

Matthew C. Lamanna, Ph.D. Assistant Curator Section of Vertebrate Paleontology Carnegie Museum...

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Cafe Scientifique Q&A: The Origin of Modern Birds

This is the Q&A portion of Matthew Lamanna's talk, The Origin of Modern Birds. Matthew C....

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Cafe Scientifique: "Why We Enjoy Fear"

Margee Kerr, "Scare-ologist" at ScareHouse Using her background in sociology, Margee Kerr will...

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Cafe Scientifique Q&A: 'Why We Enjoy Fear'

This is the Q&A portion of Margee Kerr's talk. Margee Kerr, "Scare-ologist" at ScareHouse Using...

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Cafe Sci: "Ouch, Let Me See Where it Hurts" and "So, This is How We Learn"

In his first story, "Ouch! Let Me See Where It Hurts," Dr. Pollock will explore aspects of the...

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Cafe Sci Q&A: 'Ouch, Let Me See Where it Hurts' and 'So, This is How We Learn'

In his first story, "Ouch! Let Me See Where It Hurts," Dr. Pollock will explore aspects of the...

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SciTech Days: "Robots, 3D Printing, and More"

Jake Marsico, Master of Tangible Interaction Design Candidate at Carnegie Mellon University steps...

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Cafe Scientifique: "The Pulitzer Air Races: American Aviation and Speed Supremacy"

Amidst great fanfare, three American racing airplanes were shipped to France to fly in the...

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Cafe Scientifique Q&A: 'The Pulitzer Air Races: American Aviation and Speed Supremacy'

This is the Q&A portion of the talk with Michael Gough. Amidst great fanfare, three American...

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SciTech Days: "A Personal Robot for a Better Quality of Life"

Anca Dragan Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute A unique aspect of the Quality of Life Technology...

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Cafe Scientifique: "Eco-Inovation: Are We There Yet?"

Eric J. Beckman Chemical Engineering Department University of Pittsburgh Many consumers would...

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Cafe Scientifique Q&A: 'Eco-Inovation: Are We There Yet?'

This is the Q&A portion of the evening. *A correction from the Q&A: Zipcar's IPO was in April...

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SciTech Days: "Digital Dreaming"

Explore digital dreaming with Matt Stewart, who earned his master's degree from Carnegie Mellon...

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Cafe Scientifique Q&A: 'Health Care Revolutionized by the Digital Age'

This is the Q&A portion of the talk by Dr. Andrew Watson. Healthcare traces its roots back to...

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Cafe Scientifique: "Health Care Revolutionized by the Digital Age"

Healthcare traces its roots back to around 400 BC and the era of Hippocrates, when doctors began...

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Cafe Scientifique: "Robot Futures"

Illah Reza Nourbakhsh The ambition of modern robotics goes beyond copying humans, beyond the...

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