Learn from the Best: On-Demand Online Video Lectures
With 5+ educational and entertaining livestream videos every week, we’re constantly adding great online video lectures to our library. Our online video lectures are taught by the most popular professors at (150 and counting!) the country’s most prestigious universities, including; Harvard, Yale, Berkeley, Columbia, Stanford, and many others. Below are some recent additions to our online video lectures library as well as some student favorites. You can browse by category or by typing some keywords into the search bar to the left. We stream a new video lecture every weekday at 4 pm ET, and that video is added to our video library so you can view it at any time. Access to all recorded online video lectures comes standard with our membership, click here to learn more.
Please note: all Livestream (Upcoming) video lecture times are in EDT unless otherwise noted. Enjoy!
Watch Hundreds of Online Video Lectures Below:
Category : Science
Are the Machines Taking Over? The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence - Walter Sinnott-Armstrong/Duke (Live) Walter Sinnott-Armstrong – Duke University
08/14/2019
Bioethics: The Dilemmas of Modern Medicine - Jeffrey Kahn/John Hopkins U (Live) Jeffrey Kahn – Johns Hopkins University
08/14/2019
Einstein: The Man Behind the Myth Matthew Stanley – New York University
08/14/2019
Ethical Dilemmas and Modern Medicine: Questions Nobody Wants to Ask Jacob Appel – Brown University
08/14/2019
Forever Young: How Scientists Are Learning to Keep Us From Getting Old Jill Helms – Stanford University
12/28/2020
Other Worlds: Discovering Planets Beyond our Solar System David Helfand – Columbia University
10/15/2020
Science vs. Faith: Addressing History's Oldest Debate Kenneth Miller – Brown University
08/14/2019
The Amazing / Terrifying Future of Medicine Jacob Appel – Brown University
11/08/2019
The Human Brain: What We Know (and what we don't) Heather Berlin – Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
08/14/2019
Unexplained Science: What Scientists Still Don't Understand Matthew Stanley – New York University
10/03/2019
What Darwin Got Right, What Darwin Got Wrong Susan Lindee / University of Pennsylvania
08/14/2019
What We Know About The Brain (And What We Don't) Jessica Payne – University of Notre Dame
11/13/2019
Climate Change, Nature, and the Environment: What We Know and What We Don't David Helfand – Columbia University
08/14/2019
The Jewish Brain: Neuroscience, Philosophy, Ritual, and Ethics Andrew Newberg – Thomas Jefferson University
08/14/2019
What We Know (and don't know) About the Universe David Helfand – Columbia University
08/14/2019
The Scientific Genius (and Rivalry) of Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla Craig Wright – Yale University
08/14/2019
The Scientific Genius of Marie Curie Susan Lindee / University of Pennsylvania
08/14/2019
Understanding Memory: How it Works and How to Improve it Thad Polk – University of Michigan
08/14/2019
The Flu Epidemic of 1918: Separating Fact from Fiction Jennifer Keene – Chapman University
03/26/2020
Bioethics: Questions Nobody Wants to Ask Jacob Appel – Brown University
04/12/2020
Understanding the Human Brain: A Users Guide Heather Berlin – Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
04/16/2020
Who Else is Out There? Intelligent Life in the Universe David Helfand – Columbia University
04/16/2020
Covid-19 and Older Adults Nir Barzilai MD, George Kuchel MD & Janet Lord
04/27/2020
Why We Weren't Prepared: America's Hospitals and the COVID-19 Crisis Michael Sparer
04/29/2020
Vaccines: What They Are, How They Work, and Why They Take So Long To Develop Jacob Appel – Brown University
05/15/2020
What's So Amazing About Birds? Allison J. Shultz – USC
05/20/2020
Did the Dinosaurs All Die in One Day? Drilling for Clues About What Really Happened Sean Gulick
07/06/2020
Global Warming: Understanding the Facts of Climate Change David Helfand – Columbia University
07/07/2020
When Germs Travel: Epidemics in American History Allen Pietrobon
07/15/2020
The Buzz About Bees: Why They're Dying, and Why We Should Care Judy Wu-Smart
07/08/2020
Understanding Memory: How It Works and How to Improve It Thad Polk – University of Michigan
07/21/2020
All About Elephants: Are They Just Like Us? Caitlin O’Connell-Rodwell
07/30/2020
Science Fiction that Became Science (and Some that Didn’t) Charles Adler
08/17/2020
Understanding Heredity: What We Know, And What We Don't Carl Zimmer
08/20/2020
The Amazing World of Whales: Why They Sing, and Other Fascinating Facts Stephanie Sardelis
09/22/2020
Science vs. Faith: Addressing History’s Oldest Debate (Livestream) Kenneth Miller – Brown University
09/22/2020
Albert Einstein: The Man Behind the Math Matthew Stanley – New York University
10/06/2020
The Hidden World of Chimpanzees: How They're Like Us, and How They Aren't Emily Boehm
12/14/2020
Your Brain Goes to the Movies Heather Berlin – Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
12/22/2020
What’s So Great About Dogs? The Science of Canine Love Clive Wynne / Arizona State University
02/18/2021
Rachel Carson and the Birth of the Environmental Movement Susan Lindee / University of Pennsylvania
03/05/2021
Conservatory of Flowers: Rare and Special Plants, Big and Small Matthew Stephens / Director, San Francisco Conservatory of Flowers
03/09/2021
The Future of Medicine Ronald Tamler / Mount Sinai Medical
03/19/2021
Does Extinction Matter? The Environmental Consequences of Declining Biodiversity Shahid Naeem – Columbia University
04/22/2021
Futuring: The Art and Science of What Comes Next Bryan Alexander / Georgetown University
05/21/2021
The Universe and You: From Ancient Times to Multiverse Theory Matthew Stanley – New York University
06/07/2021
How Dolphins Communicate: Unlocking the Secrets Kathleen Dudzinski – Dir., Dolphin Communication Project
07/13/2021
