"This connection between what is true and what is beautiful has not always existed in the way that it exists today."

"The calcium in our bones was created inside a star."

Daniela Bleichmar
University of Southern California
Historian Daniela Bleichmar discusses historical intersections between art and science. view »

Chris Butler
Griffith Observatory
Astronomer Chris Butler discusses suns, stardust, and other worlds. view »

"Why do we like certain sounds and not others?"

"Some people would see order as beautiful, some people would see diversity as beautiful."

Elaine Chew
University of Southern California
Engineer and musician Elaine Chew explores science and the aesthetics of music. view »

Jan Golinski
University of New Hampshire
Historian Jan Golinski describes different concepts of beauty in science. view »

"It’s really interesting to get into the meditative timeframe of an elephant."

"The laws that govern the things that you see are totally invisible."

Caitlin O’Connell-Rodwell
Stanford University
Biologist Caitlin O’Connell-Rodwell studies elephant communication and behavior. view »

Kenneth Phillips
California Science Center
Physicist Kenneth Phillips talks about human engagement with universal laws. view »

"I think science can be intimidating."

"The most beautiful thing in science is the complexity."

Amy Ross
California Institute of Technology
Cancer researcher Amy Ross studies the human immune system. view »

Craig Stanford
University of Southern California
Primate researcher Craig Stanford discusses complex ecosystems and testing hypotheses. view »

"Often explanations have a beauty in their simplicity."

Paul Nurse
Biochemist and President of Rockefeller University
Nobel Laureate Paul Nurse speaks on spirituality, simplicity, and beauty. view »