There is a way of looking at the world with questioning eyes, a way of seeing beyond the immediate visual scene to question what is behind it. People who do this by instinct can be called natural philosophers and are known as the individuals who founded the beginnings of Science. Being observant every day is an interesting and fascinating habit that can open your eyes as you walk through this world. And, it’s a trait that can be cultivated and developed in anyone.
Come and learn how during this lecture with Dr. Robert Greenler.

2015 Deans Distinguished Lecture in the Sciences