Lectures*

"From Mad Cows to 'Psi-chotic' Yeast: Strange Diseases and Strange Genetics" (Lake Forest College Sesquicentennial, 21st Annual Volwiler Lecture, March 2007, Audio only)

"Using Simple Cells to Unlock Complex Secrets of Biology" (Northwestern University Center for Genetic Medicine, Richard A. Scott Lecture, December 2006)

"Prion Proteins: One Surprise After Another" (Boston College Landmark Seminars in Biology, March 2006)

"Mad Cows Meet Psi-Chotic Yeast: The Expansion of the Prion Hypothesis" (The DeWitt Stetten, Jr. Lecture, NIH, November 1998)

Available from the Whitehead Institute Video Gallery

• "Simple solutions to complex problems"
• "High-throughput drug discovery"
• "Are we as crazy as mad cows?"

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Other Media

"On the Trail of Parkinson’s, Through Yeast Cells," Susan Lindquist interviewed by Claudia Dreyfus in NYT Science Times (April 2007)

Whitehead's Paradigm Magazine

• "Traffic report: Clearing protein jams in neurons can reverse Parkinson's symptoms in animals," by David Cameron (Fall 2006)
• "Within the folds, outside the box: Susan Lindquist uncovers the roles that misshapen proteins play across an astonishing sweep of phenomena," by Carol Cruzan Morton (Fall 2005)
• "The Protein Universe: In the wake of genomics, the science of proteins is a bountiful frontier, ripe for exploration," by Charles Schmidt (Fall 2003)

Lindquist discusses her 2006 Parkinson's Disease research [Science paper (Abstract) (Reprint)] on NPR's Morning Edition and Science Friday

Susan Lindquist Inaugurates "Futures in Biotech" Podcast on TWiT Network (May 2006)