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Protein Rejuvenates Old Hearts in Mice

Researchers at the Harvard Stem Cell Institute discover a protein that could reverse the effects of heart aging.

Potential Diabetes Breakthrough

Harvard Stem Cell Institute announces a major breakthrough in diabetes research that could create a better way to treat type 2 diabetes.

Aurora Golden Winner: Best Documentary (Corporate)

“Picower Institute: A Decade of Discovery” wins Fall 2012 Aurora Golden Winner award for best corporate documentary.

Picower Institute – A Decade of Discovery

A film commemorating MIT Picower Institute of Learning & Memory’s 10th Anniversary.

A former NASA astronaut and a polymer materials scientist discuss the glass transition phase in O-rings, which was a major contributor to the space shuttle Challenger disaster. (One part of a series produced for MIT’s Solid State Chemistry Department.)

“The New Biology”

We’re proud to present new footage shot in China, Tokyo and around the world directed by Gino Del Guercio for the film, “The New Biology”. (Winner of 2012 CINE Special Jury Award in Science & Technology.)

An expedition member climbs to a high point to scan for a safe passage south.

Abandoned in the Arctic

A 90-minute feature documentary about a young man who travels to the high Arctic to discover whether his great grandfather should be held responsible for the deaths of 19 of his 24 men. Currently seeking distribution.

Red Gold

A four-part series for PBS and Channel 4 in Britain about the history of blood from ancient Greece to the AIDS crisis. Broadcast PBS 2002.

Transistorized!

A 60-minute historical documentary about William Shockley, Bell Labs and the invention of the transistor. Hosted by Ira Flatow. (Broadcast PBS 1999 – winner of the AAAS Science Journalism Award)