Videos
Does the US rely too much on GMO crops? Hear from scientists and farmers in this FDA, EPA and USDA-produced video
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration in collaboration with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and U.S. Department of Agriculture ...
Video: Hereโs how early life on Earth could have originated elsewhere in the cosmos
The incredible survival skills of certain forms of bacteria and archaea, including the ability to stay dormant...in space ...
Video: Worldโs first climate-resistant strawberries developed in steamy Singapore
The strawberries growing at Singrowโs indoor farm at the Science Park are derived from a Japanese varietal, but have been ...
Moth sex pheromones: Tweaking plants with gene editing can replace some pesticides
By using precision gene engineering techniques, researchers at the Earlham Institute in Norwich have been able to turn tobacco plants ...
Video: From scorpion-venom cabbage to human breast milk from cows, here are 9 of the most unique genetically-engineered products likely to come to market
In this video are some of the strangest genetically modified products. We know that these products arenโt handcrafted by Mother ...
Video: How to walk inside your own dreams with ChatGPT
Project Electric Sheep: Stunning new ChatGPT-powered game brings your DREAMS to life and let's you live them out for real ...
Video: Watch how a breastfeeding mom teaches an orangutan how to nurse
Zoe the orangutan needed help breastfeeding. Her first baby,ย Taavi, had to be hand-raised after she failed to nurse him and ...
Video: Why and how did consciousness evolve?
In a recent episode of Closer to Truth, Robert Lawrence Kuhn interviewed University of California cognitive scientist Donald Hoffman on ...
Video: What does it take to feed the United States? Comparing organic and conventional crops and food
What does it take to feed a nation the size of the United States? Well, the good news isโฆ a ...
Video: Thanks to a rare mutation, this man is helping science understand the importance of feeling pain
Steven Pete has never felt pain. How a rare genetic mutation has changed his life ...
Video: Darling 58 American chestnut tree โ Tik Tok video addresses deploying genetic modification to restore one of Americaโs most ecologically valuable keystone species
A genetically modified American chestnut tree is being reviewed for deregulation! The public comment period is open until 12/27/22 ...
Podcast and video: GE chestnut tree coming soon? Tylenol doesn’t cause autism; Damar Hamlin-COVID vaccine controversy
After years of delay, a genetically engineered chestnut tree may finally receive USDA approval. Is it headed for a new ...
Video: Humans and other mammals have a lot less hair today than tens of thousands of years ago. Hereโs why
For decades scientists have been puzzled and intrigued by a most fascinating question, which is: why do human beings have ...
Video: โMedia bashing of pesticides is hysteria wrapped around a kernel of truthโ: Rethinking essential crop protection tools
Headlines about agriculture chemical use arenโt always the most kind to the industry. And while these headlines may be flashy ...
Misinformation has stymied conversation on genetic innovations in food. Hereโs how climate change, the war in Ukraine and rising scientific literacy are changing peopleโs minds
On the Dec. 7 episode of Seed Speaks, we're addressing the myths surrounding gene editing and how those misconceptions can ...
Video: Where did the wolf go? Hereโs why dogs are so friendly towards humans
What do you actually know about where dogs come from? You're probably aware they evolved from wolves โ but how, ...
Video: UNESCO examines the environmental and biodiversity impacts of gene-edited plants and animals
Genome editing is a powerful tool. It allows us to modify genes not only to treat human diseases but also ...
Video: Kenyan crop geneticist examines myths and truths behind countryโs decision to end ban on GM seeds and foods
The Kenyan government banned the importation and growing ofย GMO crops and productsย following a 2012 study by Prof Gilles-Eric Seralini of ...
Video: How scientists taught mouse brain cells in a petri dish to play Pong
The classic 1970s arcade game Pong is so simple that apparently, anyone can play it โ including brain cells in ...
Video: Viewpoint โ Is challenging obese people to lose weight fat shaming?
Has the body positivity movement gone too far? That's the question Dr. Phil posed to me and five other panelists ...
Video: Lessons from Sri Lanka โ Embracing organic farming methods from the 19th century collapsed an entire economy
Whether it's agriculture or industry, production systems will never go back to the past. Sri Lanka, the small island country, ...
Video: Reason TV examines California ruling that re-classifies bees as fish as a means to โprotectโ them
For the past few years, government officials and agricultural groups in California have been fighting over the question: Are bees ...
Video: Erratic weather from climate change is biggest threat facing Kenyan crops. Gene-editing technology could help, farmer says
How do farmers define sustainability on their farms? Find out how Kenyan farmer Felix Kili views the issue, and how ...
Video: Honeybee apocalypse? Yet another scientist challenges claims that bees used mostly in agriculture are under threat. Wild bees? Thatโs another story
German physicist Sabine Hossenfelder challenges what she calls the โmythโ that honeybees are facing catastrophic health challenges ...
Video: As Ghana appears poised to approve its first GMO โ a insect-resistant cowpea โ here’s the story of the countryโs science journey
Ghana is on the verge of approving its first genetically modified crop, the pod borer resistant (PBR) cowpea. In this ...
Video: Are babies born with a moral compass?
Are people born with a sense of right and wrong? A new study finds young infants can already make moral ...
Video: โWeapon in our armoryโ โ Developer of Golden Rice says genetically modified crops are essential for food security as global warming makes crops more vulnerable
Nafees Meah, regional representative for South Asia for the Philippines-based International Rice Research Institute, calls genetically modified crops "a weapon ...