Manu Prakash // Finding Sublime in the Mundane
https://wondercollaborative.org/our-f... Manu Prakash always yearned to know the why and the how of things. As a boy in India, he spent endless hours playing outside with animals and making flammable artifacts in an abandoned lab in the basement of his home. Having the chance to explore his surroundings with open-ended curiosity, he learned to find the sublime in the mundane. Today, as a world-renowned researcher and inventor at Stanford University, he continues to be inspired by these childhood lessons, and is creating low-cost tools to empower people around the globe to go on their own journey of science and discovery.

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Computing with fluids | Manu Prakash

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How To Think SO Clearly People Assume You're Brilliant

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How to Talk to Animals | The Animal Communicator: Anna Breytenbach

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Why Sperm Whales Are The Most TERRIFYING Apex Predator On Earth

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Lifesaving scientific tools made of paper | Manu Prakash

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Conversations in Science with Dan Rather and Eric Kandel

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Is It Really Impossible To Pull Apart Two Interleaved Phone Books? | MythBusters

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Last Lecture Series: “How to Win Without Crushing Your Soul” - Graham Weaver

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This cell just changed biology

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Manu Prakash (Stanford): Foldscope: Origami Based Paper Microscopes

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The Pyramids Were Easy To Build, Actually

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Conversations in Science with Dan Rather and Nobel Laureate Paul Nurse

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Big Ideas: Natural Language Processing with MacArthur Fellow Dan Jurafsky

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Could One Physics Theory Unlock the Mysteries of the Brain?

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Manu Prakash: The physics of biology

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Sharing science through story: Fergus McAuliffe at TEDxDublin

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Fields Medal: Hugo Duminil-Copin

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Saving Lives for 20 Cents | Manu Prakash | TEDxStanford

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Conversations in Science with Dan Rather & Jennifer Doudna: CRISPR

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