Stanford Bio-X Videos

We videotape the lectures delivered at our Bio-X events: search by faculty or keyword, or browse below.

If you would like to view our Undergraduate Summer Research Program weekly faculty talks, they are available here: USRP Faculty Talks
If you would like to view lectures by Interdisciplinary Initiatives Seed Grant Program awardees delivered at our symposia, they are available here: IIP Seed Grant Symposium Talks
Other videos featuring Stanford Bio-X affiliates' research can be found here: Additional Talks

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	*How Bacteria Get Into Shape* 2010 USRP Talks - Wednesday, June 23, 2010
	Andreas Rauschecker - Neurosciences, Medical Sciences Training Program Seeing Words: Information Routes in the Brain 2010 Fellows Symposium - June 18, 2010
	Edith Arnold - Mechanical Engineering Simulation of Human Gait to Examine Muscle Structure and Function 2010 Fellows Symposium - June 18, 2010
	Prasheel Lillaney - Bioengineering Development of a Hybrid X-Ray/MR System for Interventional Imaging 2010 Fellows Symposium - June 18, 2010
	*Saving the Cheerleader, Saving the World: What Can Regenerative Medicine Really Achieve?* 2010 USRP Talks - Wednesday, June 16, 2010
	*3-D Digital Anatomy* 2010 USRP Talks - Wednesday, June 16, 2010
	Deborah Gordon, Professor of Biology - Stanford University Invasive Species, Evolution, and the Ants in Your Kitchen UnNatural Evolution Symposium - February 26, 2010
	Vicki Chandler, Chief Program Officer of Science - Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Epigenetic Gene Silencing Across Generations UnNatural Evolution Symposium - February 26, 2010
	Donald "Don" Kennedy, President (Emeritus) - Stanford University Closing Remarks UnNatural Evolution Symposium - February 26, 2010
	Cracking the Neural Code - Bio-X NeuroVentures Program at Stanford August 27, 2009 Featuring the work of Clark Center faculty members Karl Deisseroth and Mark Schnitzer, supported by a Bio-X NeuroVentures grant. From treating depression and Alzheimer's to decoding how thinking and emotions work, Stanford researchers are starting to "crack the code" for how the nervous system creates our mental lives.

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