Could personalizing laws make society more just? with Omri Ben-Shahar (Ep. 86)
Exploring the benefits and pitfalls of using big data to tailor different rules to different people
How to stick to your resolutions, with Ayelet Fishbach (Ep. 85)
New book explores science of setting goals, achieving success and learning from failure
Engineering A Cure For Cancer, with Jeffrey Hubbell and Melody Swartz (Ep. 83)
How immunotherapy is changing everything
Confronting gun violence with data, with Jens Ludwig (Ep. 82)
Director of Crime Lab explains evidence behind community-based solutions to violent crime
Unlocking the secrets of black holes, with Andrea Ghez (Ep. 81)
Nobel-winning scientist examines the monster at the center of our galaxy—and how we got here
Do your genes determine your success in life? with Kathryn Paige Harden (Ep. 80)
In new book, behavior geneticist debates the role genetics play in social inequality
How the UN aims to save humanity, with Chris Williams and Luis Bettencourt (Ep. 79)
Examining the 17 goals that could achieve a sustainable global future
Combating Our Global Water Crisis Using AI, with Junhong Chen (Ep. 78)
UChicago-Argonne scientist explores more sustainable ways to make use of water
Revolutionizing technology at the nanoscale, with Paul Alivisatos (Ep. 77)
UChicago president discusses his field-defining research, how universities can support scientific discovery
The science behind forming better habits, with Katy Milkman (Ep. 76)
Economist’s how-tos on changing behavior—from eating better, exercising more and saving money