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Play	Diana E. Henderson Professor of Literature, and Dean for Curriculum and Faculty	Reshaping Shakespeare Across Time and Media Nov 14, 2006 Remixing Shakespeare Feb 15, 2007
Play	Hugh Herr SM '93 Associate Professor, MIT Media Lab	Achieving Better Life Experiences for People with Injury, Disability and Aging Challenges Jun 6, 2007 Human Augmentation Apr 9, 2008
Play	Howard Herzog '74, SM '75, CHE '80 Principal Research Engineer, MIT Laboratory for Energy and the Environment Program Manager, Carbon Sequestration Initiative	How Would Climate Change Influence Society in the 21st Century? (Panel) Jan 29, 2008
Play	John B. Heywood SM '62, PhD '65 Sun Jae Professor of Mechanical Engineering Director, Sloan Automotive Laboratory Co-Director, Lab for 21st Century Energy	Future Automotive Technology and Fuels: The Options and Their Impacts Jun 5, 2004 Energy for a Rapidly Evolving World May 3, 2006 Growing Pains - Transitioning to a Sustainable Energy Economy Nov 1, 2006
Play	Dr. Susan Hockfield MIT President Professor of Neuroscience	Opening Remarks Overview of the Energy Research Report May 3, 2006 Fundamentals of Cancer Research: Introduction and Overview Jun 7, 2006 iCampus: Closing Remarks Dec 1, 2006 Energy in a Global Context Jun 9, 2007 J.H. Keenan’s Contribution to Thermodynamics Oct 4, 2007 Diversity and Inclusion: Building a Solution Worthy of MIT Feb 21, 2008 Yes We Must: Achieve Diversity through Leadership-Keynote Feb 5, 2009 Introduction/Overview of Brain Disorders May 4, 2009 Opening Remarks/How the Brain Invents the Mind Jun 6, 2009 Inspiring and Educating the Next Generation Jun 15, 2009
Play	Nancy Hopkins Amgen, Inc. Professor of Biology Member, MIT Center for Cancer Research	Zebrafish and Cancer: What's the Connection? Sep 19, 2006
Play	H. Robert Horvitz David H. Koch Professor of Cancer Biology at MIT	2002 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Nobel Lecture Oct 18, 2002 Worms, Life and Death: Cell Suicide in Development and Disease Apr 24, 2007
Play	Yasheng Huang China Program Associate Professor in International Management, and Founder, China-India Lab, MIT Sloan	Global and Domestic Imbalances: Why Rural China is the Key Jun 6, 2009
Play	Ian Hutchinson Professor and Head, Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering	Diverse Applications of Nuclear Technology Mar 8, 2007
Play	Richard O. Hynes PhD '71 Daniel K. Ludwig Professor for Cancer Research, Department of Biology Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute	Metastasis Jun 7, 2006
Play	Tyler Jacks Director, Center for Cancer Research and David H. Koch Professor of Biology, MIT Investigator, Howard Hughes Medical Institute	Fundamentals of Cancer Research: Introduction and Overview Jun 7, 2006
Play	Meg Jacobs Associate Professor of History, Department of History	What's So Natural About Natural Disasters? Nov 15, 2005
Play	Henry D. Jacoby Professor of Management, MIT Sloan	Energy for a Rapidly Evolving World May 3, 2006
Play	Rudolf Jaenisch Professor of Biology, MIT Founding Member, Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research	Mammalian Cloning and Stem Cell Therapy: Problems and Promise Jun 7, 2003 Nuclear Cloning and Cell Therapy: Fact and Fiction Apr 27, 2004 Human Cloning and Human Rights: Promises and Perils Oct 18, 2004
Play	Henry Jenkins Peter de Florez Professor of Humanities Director of Comparative Media Studies Program	Focus on Educational Innovation Oct 2, 2004 New Media, Old Politics? Oct 14, 2004 News, Information and the Wealth of Networks Sep 21, 2006 What’s New at the Media Lab? Mar 1, 2007 The Role of Civic Media in the 2008 U.S. Presidential Election Oct 22, 2008 TV’s New Economics (Moderator) Mar 8, 2006 Learning Through Remixing (Moderator) Apr 28, 2007 What is Civic Media? (Moderator) Sep 20, 2007 NBC’s Heroes: Appointment TV to Engagement TV (Moderator) Nov 15, 2007 Our World Digitized: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly (Moderator) Apr 10, 2008 The Impact of New Media on the Election (Moderator) Nov 13, 2008 Politics and Popular Culture (Moderator) Feb 26, 2009 Global Media (Moderator) Apr 23, 2009
Play	Simon Johnson PhD '98 Ronald A. Kurtz (1954) Professor of Entrepreneurship, MIT Sloan School of Management	Challenges to the Global Economy Feb 11, 2009 Financial Services: Prospects for Your Future Sep 24, 2009
Play	David S. Jones Assistant Professor, Program in Science, Technology and Society	What's So Natural About Natural Disasters? Nov 15, 2005
Play	Paul L. Joskow Elizabeth and James Killian Professor of Economics and Management Director of the MIT Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research	Improving Today's Energy Systems May 3, 2006 Economics: Regulation and Deregulation of Energy Sectors Jun 15, 2006
Play	Leslie Pack Kaelbling MIT Professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Associate Director Artificial Intelligence Laboratory	Why Robbie Can't Learn: The Difficulty of Learning in Autonomous Agents Nov 19, 2001 Engineering Human-Machine Relationships May 23, 2003
Play	David Kaiser Associate Professor, Program in Science, Technology and Society Lecturer, Department of Physics	Diverse Applications of Nuclear Technology (Moderator) Mar 8, 2007
Play	Robert Kanigel Professor of Science Writing	Glimpses of India Apr 10, 2002 Narratives of Science May 7, 2005 How One French Riviera Town Has Seduced Travelers for Two Thousand Years Sep 18, 2002
Play	Nancy Kanwisher '80, PhD '86 Investigator, McGovern Institute Ellen Swallow Richards Professor of Cognitive Neuroscience	The Brain Basis of Human Vision Apr 26, 2006
Play	Marc A. Kastner Dean, MIT School of Science Donner Professor of Science, MIT	Preparing MIT Students for the Challenges of Global Leadership Oct 3, 2008 Science Policy and the Obama Administration Nov 19, 2008
Play	Mujid S. Kazimi SM '71, PhD '73 TEPCO Professor of Nuclear Engineering and Professor of Mechanical Engineering Director, Center for Advanced Nuclear Energy Systems, Department of Nuclear Science and Engineering	Improving Today's Energy Systems May 3, 2006
Play	James Keck Professor Emeritus, Department of Mechanical Engineering, MIT	The Second Law and Energy (Panel) Oct 5, 2007