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Can gene therapy restore sight by targeting the brain's critical development window?For children with Leber’s Congenital Amaurosis, the darkness isn't just a lack of light; it is a biological deficit. New evidence suggests that using gene therapy to fix a protein…
Can gene-edited microbes replace synthetic fertilizer to feed a growing global population?Bioengineer Karsten Temme explains how modern agriculture disrupted a natural process where soil microbes provided nitrogen to plants. By using gene editing to reactivate these do…
Can gene-edited pigs solve the global crisis of organ transplant shortages?Geneticist Luhan Yang discusses a breakthrough in xenotransplantation. By using CRISPR gene-editing technology to eliminate viral risks in pigs, researchers are moving closer to a…
Can General Motors solve the efficiency trade-offs of the traditional Atkinson cycle engine?Traditional engines waste energy by releasing high-pressure gases during the exhaust stroke. While the Atkinson cycle improves efficiency by expanding gases further, it sacrifices…
Can generative AI be trusted to document scientific research and engineering work?Research scientist Felice Frankel examines the ethical implications of using generative AI to create scientific imagery. This discussion provides essential guardrails for research…
Can generative AI transform the classroom into a personalized tutoring experience?In this conversation, Khan Academy founder Sal Khan discusses his book, Brave New Words, with Wharton Professor Ethan Mollick. They explore how AI tools like Khanmigo can move bey…
Can generative AI turn text prompts into chart-topping music while navigating massive copyright lawsuits?Suno, a generative AI platform, allows users to create complex songs from simple text, audio, or video prompts. While its technology has evolved rapidly from basic audio models to…
Can genetic data help Indigenous communities reclaim their history and improve public health?National Geographic Explorer Keolu Fox, the first Native Hawaiian to earn a doctorate in genomic sciences, explains how he uses genetic research to honor his Polynesian ancestors …
Can genetic engineering create the perfect seafood experience?While humans have consumed seafood for millennia, many species grow slowly or have seasonal taste issues. This video explores how scientists use genetics to overcome these biologi…
Can genetic engineering truly explain the infinite variety of human talent and behavior?In 1984, Walter Bodmer explored the moral frontiers of genetic engineering. While we can now trace hereditary diseases like muscular dystrophy to specific markers, the complex int…
Can genetic screening at birth transform the future of pediatric healthcare?The Generation Study is a new initiative testing newborns for over 200 genetic conditions. By identifying these issues before symptoms emerge, the program aims to provide early ac…
Can genetically modified mosquitoes stop the spread of dangerous viruses like Zika and dengue?Scientists are releasing laboratory-engineered mosquitoes into the wild to combat disease-carrying populations. By introducing specific genes that prevent female offspring from su…
Can genetically modified pig organs solve the global shortage of human transplant donors?Xenotransplantation, the transfer of living cells or organs between species, is a high-stakes attempt to bridge the gap for patients facing organ failure. While early experiments …
Can genetically modified trees solve our industrial needs without destroying the natural forest?Genetically modified trees promise faster growth, reduced pulping costs, and restored ecosystems. Yet, the risk of transgene escape via wind-blown pollen remains a significant hur…
Can genetics reveal the personality of a 500-year-old king?Turi King, the geneticist who helped identify Richard III's remains, answers the lingering questions that remained after the 2014 discovery. This Q&A explores the limits of what m…
Can genius be inherited, or is it merely a shadow of mental illness?In the 2005 drama Proof, a brilliant mathematician dies, leaving behind a legacy of notebooks filled with cryptic ramblings. His daughter, also a gifted mathematician, claims to h…
Can geometric shapes be physically locked in place?This lecture explores the mathematical complexity of linkages and the Carpenter's Rule. It examines why certain geometric structures become stuck and how higher-dimensional chains…- Can geometry help us measure one of football's most iconic free kicks?On 3 June 1997, Roberto Carlos scored a legendary goal for Brazil. This video explores how the mathematical concept of the cross ratio can be used to analyze the physics and posit…
Can geometry solve complex calculus problems?This video demonstrates how to use geometric area formulas to calculate definite integrals. Viewing an integral as the total area bounded by a curve and the x-axis allows for usin…
Can geopolitical forecasting predict the future, or is it just a modern Magic 8 Ball?George Friedman, a prominent futurologist and founder of Stratfor, has spent decades analyzing global trends through structural factors like geography and demography. While his wo…
Can geothermal heating become an affordable reality for the average homeowner?During this segment, Ross Trethewey, a specialist in home tech, visits Albany, New York, to examine efficient techniques for lowering geothermal heat pump installation and drillin…
Can geothermal networks transform our thermal energy systems?This introductory session from MIT OpenCourseWare explores how geothermal energy networks (GENs) can drive the transition toward clean, renewable energy. It provides an essential …
Can germ-line engineering actually eliminate heritable diseases in humans?Media reports often discuss designer babies, but the underlying science is germ-line engineering. This video explores the potential of this technology to remove heritable diseases…
Can giant fighting robots actually duel on the battlefield?This video explores the ambitious quest of Megabots to turn science fiction into reality. Witness the efforts of Team USA as they construct a 15-foot tall fighting machine to chal…
Can giant robot arms 3D print complex structures using industrial welding technology?At the Autodesk Pier 9 workshop in San Francisco, massive robotic arms are being used to 3D print with stainless steel. This exploration examines the intersection of industrial ha…
Can global brands turn the tide on mass forest destruction for palm oil?Sustainability expert Andika Putraditama presents a new collaborative model designed to halt the environmental damage caused by palm oil production. This talk explores how conserv…
Can global brands turn the tide on the destruction of our world's forests?Sustainability leader Andika Putraditama explains a new collaborative model designed to fund forest conservation. By partnering with global brands that rely on palm oil, this appr…- Can global cooperation truly eradicate a disease, or is it just a dream?Smallpox was eradicated through unprecedented coordination across all levels of society. This video examines how individual, community, and national cooperation are essential to m…
- Can global crises forge a new era of social solidarity?In this discussion, Sal Khan sits down with social psychologist Jonathan Haidt to explore whether the pressures of a pandemic and rising polarization can actually catalyze long-te…
Can golf diplomacy bridge the divide between global superpowers and prevent a recession?Alexander Stubb, the polyglot president of Finland, is leveraging his background as a former national golf team member to navigate high-stakes international relations. From Mar-a-…
Can Google's Minerva AI Solve Complex Quantitative Reasoning Problems Like a Human?This video examines Minerva, a language model developed by Google designed to tackle quantitative reasoning. It explores how the model approaches complex mathematical and scientif…
Can Google's new autoregressive model turn simple text prompts into high-fidelity digital art?This video examines the capabilities of Google's Parti, a text-to-image generation model. By leveraging an autoregressive approach, the system demonstrates an impressive ability t…
Can Google's PaLM 2 model compete with existing large language models?This video examines the technical report for Google's PaLM 2, exploring the underlying capabilities of the model. It provides a look at the architecture and research behind Google…
Can government pressure turn social media moderation into a constitutional violation of free speech?Jed Rubenfeld, a prominent Yale legal scholar, argues that behind-the-scenes coordination between state actors and tech platforms may breach the First Amendment. This theory sits …- Can government spending really jumpstart an economy through the power of the multiplier?Keynesian economics suggests that when private demand falters, government intervention can prevent economic collapse. By injecting money into the system, states aim to trigger a c…
Can government spending really steer the economy, or is it just a blunt instrument?Fiscal policy uses the government's power to tax and spend to influence economic activity. By adjusting these levers, policymakers attempt to manage growth, control inflation, and…
Can government stimulus packages actually build a stronger, more resilient economy for the future?As global economies faced unprecedented challenges in 2020, governments deployed massive bailouts and stimulus checks. This video examines the effectiveness of these interventions…
Can graphic novels be a powerful tool for the classroom?Since the 1940s, when comic books emerged as a mass medium, educators have experimented with bringing them into schools. This video explores the history of comics in American educ…
Can gratitude physically reshape your brain during a health crisis?When a psychologist diagnosed with a brain tumor began practicing her own research, she discovered a powerful shift. This talk explores how gratitude serves as an empowering alter…
Can gravitational waves reveal hidden dimensions beyond our familiar three?This video explores how researchers use gravitational wave data to test for the existence of extra spatial dimensions. By analyzing the signal from the 2018 event GW170817, scient…
Can green chemistry make life-saving medicine more sustainable?Discover how Professor Sir Martyn Poliakoff and his team are redesigning the production of artemisinin. This video explores how applying green chemistry principles to the photoche…
Can green hydrogen finally replace the era of fossil fuels?As climate change accelerates, social entrepreneur Vaitea Cowan explores how mass-producing electrolyzers could make carbon-free fuel affordable and accessible for everyone, poten…
Can green methanol power the future of global shipping?The shipping industry is essential to the global economy, yet it remains a major driver of the climate crisis. This video explores the launch of the first cargo ship powered by gr…
Can grit and ambition really buy the American dream in New York City?The HBO series How to Make It in America followed two young entrepreneurs navigating the cutthroat fashion industry. By leveraging street smarts and a network of colorful connecti…
Can grit be taught to children to help them succeed in the long term?Angela Duckworth joins Sal Khan to discuss how passion and perseverance shape student success. This conversation explores the core concepts from her widely recognized book on the …
Can growing meat from cells solve our global food crisis?Entrepreneur Uma Valeti explores how cultivated meat—grown directly from animal cells—could transform our food systems. Discover how this technology might protect the planet, impr…
Can habit-based learning unlock the true potential of modern education?Professor Barbara Oakley joins Khan Academy's Kristen DiCerbo to explore how subconscious and habitual learning can transform the way we acquire new skills and master complex subj…
Can hair extensions create the perfect illusion of bangs?Achieving a new hairstyle doesn't always require a permanent commitment. By repurposing existing hair extensions, you can create a tousled, retro-inspired look with bangs without …
Can hallucinogens unlock a hidden spectrum for the color blind?While most color-blind individuals perceive the world with relative clarity, they lack the ability to fully register specific primary colors. This video explores whether psychedel…
Can hand-raised baby alligators successfully return to their natural swamp habitat?A team at a nature preserve works to relocate a group of hand-raised baby alligators to a safer environment. This video documents the practical challenges of reintroducing captive…
Can Hank Green defeat Brit Garner in this scientific quiz battle?In this high-stakes SciShow Psych challenge, hosts Brit Garner and Hank Green face off to see who can claim victory for their supporters.
Can Hans Holbein’s portraits reveal the true faces of Henry VIII’s inner circle?Professor Suzannah Lipscomb visits the Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace to examine the masterworks of Hans Holbein the Younger. These intimate, characterful drawings offer a …
Can Head & Shoulders shampoo save the world from a rapidly evolving alien invasion?In the 2001 sci-fi comedy Evolution, a meteor crash in Arizona unleashes extraterrestrial organisms that condense millions of years of development into mere hours. As the military…
Can healing magic be used as a weapon of war?In most fantasy worlds, healers are relegated to the back lines, providing passive support while warriors take the brunt of the violence. But what happens when a healer is forced …
Can healthcare be both socially just and profitable?Modern medicine is often crippled by high overhead and costs that leave low-income patients behind. Physician P.J. Parmar explores a different model: a clinic designed to serve re…
Can heroism be taught through a simulated crisis?Explore whether heroic behavior is an innate trait or a learned skill. This video follows an experiment where students are placed in a fake crisis to test their capacity for actio…
Can high doses of common stimulants trigger a temporary state of clinical psychosis?Stimulant psychosis mimics the acute phase of schizophrenia, manifesting through vivid hallucinations, severe paranoia, and disorganized behavior. While often associated with chro…
Can high-end GPUs redefine the limits of physics simulation?This video explores a new approach to physics simulation that leverages the power of NVIDIA hardware. Discover how specialized GPU architecture and significant VRAM capacity are b…
Can high-energy physics help target and destroy cancer cells?In this Q&A session, physicist Simon Jolly explores how particle accelerator technology is being adapted for medical use, specifically through the precision of proton therapy.
Can high-power lasers nudge space junk out of our orbit?As mega-constellations crowd Low Earth Orbit, the risk of satellite collisions is climbing. Scientists are now testing a bold solution: using ground-based lasers to physically pus…