24 rising science discovery speakers on Mezzo - including Jill Bolte Taylor, Alison Criscitiello, and Fabrizio Del Maffeo. Each with the talks, gig history, and co-appearances to back it up.
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Jill Bolte Taylor
Brain Scientist & TED Speaker | Revealing the Power of Neurological Transformation
Alison Criscitiello
Ice core scientist
Fabrizio Del Maffeo
Space Technology | Satellite Systems | Earth Observation
Geoffrey Hinton
Winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics 2024
James Beacham
Particle Physicist | Exploring the Mysteries of the Universe
David Deutsch
Quantum physicist | Revolutionary computational possibilities researcher at Oxford
James Watson
Nobel Laureate and co-discoverer of DNA structure | Molecular biology pioneer
Helen Czerski
Physicist & Author | Exploring the Hidden Wonders of Our World
Alec Luhn
Environment Reporter | New Scientist
Emilė Radytė
Neuroscientist & medtech innovator | Pioneering drug-free solutions for women's health
Dr. S. Somanath
Former Chairman, ISRO
Dr. Emmanuelle Charpentier
Nobel Laureate in Chemistry 2020 and Scientific and Managing Director of the Max Planck Unit for the Science of Pathogens in Berlin
Matt Walker
Sleep scientist | Author of "Why We Sleep"
Robert Gupta
Violinist & Neuroscientist | Bridging Music, Healing & The Brain
Jeremy Forbes
Co-Founder, HALT | Suicide Prevention and Men's Mental Health
Craig Venter
Pioneer of human genome sequencing | Founder of Celera Genomics and J. Craig Venter Institute
Dan Cable
Professor of Organizational Behavior | Unlocking Employee Potential Through Neuroscience
Miguel Nicolelis
Pioneering Neuroscientist | Emerging Technology & Biology
Sophie Scott
Neuroscientist & Stand-Up Comic | Emerging Tech & Scientific Innovation
Nicholas A. Christakis
Sociologist & Physician | Advancing Scientific & Environmental Frontiers
Ed Boyden
MIT Neuroscientist | Emerging Technology & Scientific Innovation
Eric Berlow
Environmental Scientist | Social Impact & Systems Change
Taylor Wilson
Nuclear Fusion Prodigy | Biology & Environmental Innovator
Phil Plait
Asteroid Defense and Scientific Error | Science Communication