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Mike and Doug Starn
Structure of Thought 15
2004
MIS Lysonic inkjet print, Thai mulberry paper, Gampi paper,
and tissue papers with wax, encaustic and varnish
34 x 40 inches
Collection of the National Academy of Sciences
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 Martha Woods interviews the Fry Street Quartet - October 4, 2009
JD Talasek interviews Mark Sloan - October 4, 2009
Neuroscience, Memory, and the Performing Arts - July 1, 2009
 Evolution Matters: Lecture by David Hillis - June 8, 2009
Communicating About Evolution: Matthew Nisbet - April 13, 2009
Your Inner Fish: Neil Shubin - March 25, 2009
How We Decide: Jonah Lehrer - March 19, 2009
200 Years after Darwin and Lincoln: Reed Tuckson - Feb. 20, 2009
Brain Evolution: Erich Jarvis - Feb. 9, 2009
Concepts and Confusion: David Morens - Nov. 5, 2008
A Place Called Canterbury: Dudley Clendinen - Oct. 14, 2008
An Iconography of Contagion - Fall 2008
Einstein Memorial Audio Tour
What is the National Academy of Sciences?
Ralph Cicerone, President of the National Academy of Sciences
Einstein and Science
NAS Member Michael Turner, Theoretical Cosmologist,
University of Chicago
Einstein and Creativity
Walter Isaacson, Author of Einstein: His Life and Universe
The Constellation Map at the Base of the Memorial
NAS Member Vera Rubin, Astronomer,
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Meeting Einstein
Robert Berks, Sculptor of the Einstein Memorial
The Creation of the Memorial
Philip Handler, former President of the National Academy of
Sciences
The Theory of Relativity
Nobel Laureate and NAS Member Albert Einstein (1947 recording)
Permission Courtesy of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
Recording Courtesy of Granada International
Visual Arts and the Einstein Memorial
JD Talasek, Director of Cultural Programs of the NAS
Bertram Goodhue: NAS Building Architect
Romy Wyllie, Author of Bertram Goodhue: His Life and
Residential Architecture
History of the NAS Building
Janice Goldblum, Archivist at the NAS
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