Contents17 chapters0:00Cold open: memory, neutrinos and mirror moleculesPlay→0:28Hello Internet and how the Nobels workPlay→4:32Optogenetics recapPlay●10:23Restoring aspects of visionPlay→25:43Controlling movement in wormsPlay→29:31Cold memories and metabolismPlay→41:07Memory, trauma and ethical questionsPlay→45:44FFP housekeepingPlay→48:17IceCube recapPlay→56:23Measuring cosmic neutrino flavorsPlay→1:10:30A brief look at neutrino Earth tomographyPlay→1:12:20Why fundamental physics mattersPlay→1:26:58Chemistry and molecular handednessPlay→1:29:08Correcting the Nobel illustrationPlay→1:39:30Measuring chirality in tiny samplesPlay→1:46:42Testing the sensor on meteorite and desert samplesPlay→1:51:22Why these questions matterPlay→Show all 17 chapters →From the episodeEP 64Oct 12, 2026Nobel Prize 2026: The Science Gets StrangerHow Nobel-winning science leads to vision research, memory-controlled metabolism, cosmic neutrinos and sensors for mirror molecules.ChemistryNeuroscienceNobel PrizeParticle PhysicsAstrobiology
