Three scientists (Anna Marie Pyle from Yale, Yogesh Surendranath from MIT and Forest Rohwer  from San Diego State University) join hosts Judy Muller and George Lewis to discuss the amazing advances in science that will soon upend our world.  This was recorded during a live "Town Talk" at the Transfer Warehouse in Telluride, CO.  The talks are sponsored by the Telluride Science Research Center (TSRC).

Environmental entrepreneur and climate activist Christopher Arndt talks about his hopes for a greener future.

A tribute to the late renowned chemist Dr. R. Stephen Berry

Scientists at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory are using the fastest supercomputer in the nation to sift through thousands of substances in search of a treatment for people who have COVID-19. We talk to the man in charge of the project, Dr. Jeremy Smith.

Imagine a high-tech device slightly larger than a breadbox that could detect the presence of the COVID virus in real time in classrooms or meeting halls or even homes.  That's what Dr. Paul Cremer and his team at Penn State University are developing. ...

"It's kind of like Silly String," says Dr. Anna Marie Pyle, a Yale biochemist, describing the appearance of COVID-19 RNA, the genetic roadmap that allows the virus to replicate and spread.  But there's nothing silly about the vital research she and her...

In conjunction with the Telluride Science Research Center, veteran broadcast journalists Judy Muller and George Lewis talk to leading scientists about how their work impacts our everyday lives.  This premiere episode, "The Air We Breathe," talks about...