Ask a Scientist: Jeremy Nathans on Communicating With Patients
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Molecular biologist Jeremy Nathans on the importance of communication across many audiences.
Ask a Scientist: David Huang on Communication
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"Enthusiasm is contagious." 2023 Lasker Laureate David Huang discusses how to be a good communicator.
Ask a Scientist: Carey Jansen on Work/Life Balance
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Physician-scientist Carey Jansen shares how drawing clear boundaries and setting priorities helps her achieve a work-life balance.
Ask a Scientist: One Question for Paul Nurse From Sam Long
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Sam Long, a graduate student in music composition, asks 1998 Lasker Laureate Paul Nurse a question about his field of research.
Ask a Scientist: Jeremy Nathans on Inspiration
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Molecular biologist Jeremy Nathans tells us about his sources of inspiration.
Ask a Scientist: John Jumper on Team Work
DECEMBER 3, 2025
2023 Lasker Laureate John Jumper discusses the importance of defining an organizing principle for successful teamwork.
Ask a Scientist: Jeremy Nathans on how to Be a Good Communicator
NOVEMBER 26, 2025
"Try to put yourself in the shoes of the person with whom you're communicating." Molecular biologist Jeremy Nathans discusses how to be a good communicator.
Ask a Scientist: Harold Varmus on Humor
NOVEMBER 21, 2025
Harold Varmus, 1982 Lasker Laureate, discusses the role of humor in scientific research.
Ask a Scientist: Lauren Gardner on Setbacks
NOVEMBER 19, 2025
2022 Lasker Laureate Lauren Gardner discusses the importance of patience in dealing with setbacks in research.
We Ask a Scientist: John Jumper
NOV 18, 2025
Join us for an interview with Lasker Laureate John Jumper, who reflects on the role of AI as "an amplifier of experiments."
