One can argue that the microscope has evolved more in the last 20 years than in the previous two hundred. Innovations across chemistry, physics, and engineering enable capabilities that Hooke, van Leeuwenhoek, and Schrödinger could never have imagined. Learn about the discoveries behind the Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2014 and where scientists and engineers are heading ten years later.

Lecturer: Mathew D. Lew
Associate Professor, McKelvey School of Engineering
Washington University

The Lawrence Jasper Lecture was established by his family to honor the memory of longtime OLLI member and Washington University alumnus Larry Jasper.