Saeed Khan, an expert in the field of Artificial Intelligence and a professor at Wayne State University, joins us on a very special episode of From Atoms to Axons. We discuss the future of automation in the workforce, robotic consciousness, and what society will look like after the Information Revolution.

Looking at Max Tegmark's work "Our Mathematical Universe", we observe the mathematical principles that appear in nature. Is mathematics invented or discovered? Find out on this episode of From Atoms to Axons.

We dive into the field of Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience with our special guest, Michael Naddaf.

Finally, the topic of morality is discussed between Abe, Bilal, and our special guest, Rama Wahbeh. Rama gives us a look at the topic from her perspective as a philosophy undergraduate.

The use of ethics in modern day research is a critical part of the scientific process, important documents such as the international Declaration of Human Rights and International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights are analyzed for their application to scientific experiments.

In this episode we discuss material science with the Biomedical Physics Student as our special guest, Efren Munoz. Topics such as Hydrocephalus, lab work, research, and automated diagnosing systems are covered.

Join us as we recap 2018's biggest scientific breakthroughs.

The final episode of the first season of From Atoms to Axon brings the future of research in neuroscience to light in the field of Neurogenisis. How do cells grow in the brain? What is the brain capable of? Find out with your friends, Abe and Bilal!

This weeks episode takes us through the wonders of space and the principals of gravity. Come check out this explosive episode, it'll be super(nova)!

Find out about the interesting mechanics of Entropy while Abe and Bilal explore how to get cream out of their coffee.