Telling the story about research advances and complex topics. Many videos come from the Knight Science Journalism Fellowship at MIT, which gives experienced journalists the opportunity to increase their understanding of science, technology, medicine and the environment
Produced by Michael Barnes, Knight Science Journalism Fellow, 2009-10
A study of conflict resolution through neuroscience with Emile Bruneau and Rebecca Saxe. By Kenrick Vezina, Gillian Conahan and Emily Ruppel.
Documentary by the students in the Graduate Program in Science Writing, featuring Peko Hosoi's Robo Snails, and robotic swimmers.
Produced by Marzena Hmielewicz. Knight Science Journalism, 2009-10
Multimedia Panel at the World Conference Science Journalists 2011, Cairo, Egypt Produced by John Bohannon and Dianne Finch
A short documentary about streptomyces, rhodococcus, and the search for new antibiotics. By Graduate Program in Science Writing students Grace Chua, Allyson Collins, and Lissa Harris.
A short description of CMS.300, the Introduction to Videogame Studies course in MIT's Comparative Media Studies program. Produced by the Knight Science Journalism Fellowships. (Rafael Garcia and Luciana Coelho)
Short documentary about Aaron Edsinger and his humanoid robot, Domo. By Kate Gammon, Jocelyn Rice, Erica Naone, and Will Dowd.
Leslie D'Monte, a science journalist, produced this video as practice during a five-day video bootcamp at MIT - where he learned to shoot and edit video for the first time. D'Monte is a Knight Science Journalism fellow this year.
A short documentary about Aaron Edsinger's humanoid robot, Domo. By Ada Brunstein, Christine Hoekenga, and Elizabeth Quill.
The definition of a "perfect oyster" depends a lot on whether you're a fisherman or a conservationist. But can conservation efforts create an environment that will preserve everyone's perfect oyster?
A brief look at bioluminescence in deep sea creatures with Harvard Professors Woody Hastings & Karsten Hartel. By Knight Fellow Wojciech Mikoluszko.
Produced by Marcin Jamkowski and Michael Barnes, Knight Science Journalism Fellows, 2009-10
The average person dreams several hundred times a week. Most are about relatives, friends, colleagues and loved ones. Most of the time, nothing special happens - and we tend to forget most dreams. However, once in a while people wake up screaming or sweating from dreams so frightening that ...
Produced by Daniela Hirschfeld Tempone, 2009-10 Knight Science Journalism Fellow from Uruguay. The Glass Lab Apart from great professionals in all fields of science, MIT also has great artists, even in the art of glass blowing. The Glass Lab at MIT has trained dozens of students that have ...
Produced by Eugenie Reich, Knight Science Journalism Fellow, 2009-2010
A short documentary on the Bose-Einstein Condensate work done in Wolfgang Ketterle's lab.
Fifty Years Ahead: Imagining Nanotechnology, Quantum Computing, and Molecular Biology in 2062 Stata Center 32-141, March 24, 2012 Angela Belcher, Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at MITSeth Lloyd, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at MITPhillip Sharp, Institute Professor, ...
Attention and Memory: How the Brain Does What It Does
Rafael Garcia of the Knight Science Journalism Fellowship at MIT takes an inside look at Peter Schiller's research on visual depth perception.
