Richard Axel

Wednesday 12/08/2004

Richard Axel, 2004 Nobel Laureate in Physiology and Medicine, describes his research on the human sense of smell.

Richard Axel; Nadine Gordimer
Books, Science
Air Date 12/08/2004
Richard Axel on his research on the human sense of smell; Nadine Gordimer shares her anthology, "Telling Tales." 53:19
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Francis Collins
Health, Science
Air Date 07/29/2008
Dr. Francis Collins describes the application of the sequenced genome to research into disease, genetics, and cellular biology. 30:59
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Human Genome Special, Pt. 2
Society, Health, Science
Air Date 06/20/2000
Charlie visits the headquarters of the Human Genome Project to learn about the mapping of the human genome. 54:00
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Dr. James Watson
Science
Air Date 04/08/1993
Dr. James Watson explains the implications of gene therapy and reminisces on his co-discovery of the structure of DNA. 15:05
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Spencer Wells
Science, History
Air Date 01/23/2006
The Director the Genographic Project on genetics and human history. 15:34
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