UCSD: ‘A Journey of a Lifetime’ (2010)
The eighth student to have received a doctorate in Biology from UC San Diego, in 1968, Tonegawa gave the following Nobel Laureate Lecture—titled “From Molecular Biology to Immunology and [...]
Nobelprize.org: ‘Interview with Susumu Tonegawa’ (2009)
Interviewed by Adam Smith, the editor-in-chief of Nobelprize.org, Susumu Tonegawa describes the Picower Institute, the work of the 1965 Nobel laureates in Physiology or Medicine which first [...]
MIT Museum: ‘Lunchtime Talk: Genetics and Antibody Diversity’ (2008)
As part of the MIT Museum’s Second Annual Cambridge Science Festival, Susumu Tonegawa discusses his life and work, and answers questions from the general public, during the “Lunch with a [...]
Advice from a Nobel Laureate (2007)
An interview with Susumu Tonegawa, onsite at his laboratory at the Picower Institute. Produced by Sandy Chase...
Inaugural Symposium: ‘The Future of the Brain’ (2005)
Parts 1 and 2 of the Picower Institute’s Inaugural Symposium, titled “Vision of the Future,” features Nobel laureates Susumu Tonegawa, Sydney Brenner, Richard Axel, Eric Kandel and James Watson. [...]
Neurobiology of Memory (2003)
In labs around the world, mice learn to navigate complex mazes, locate chocolaty rewards, and after an interval, run the mazes again with maximum efficiency, swiftly collecting all the sweets. [...]
