The links below contain edited video presentations from the Science of Virtues meetings. The latest videos were created for the Network Meeting in March 2011. During this meeting, grant recipients provided an update of their funded research. Also included are selected videos from the Virtues Symposium, held in January 2010. At this meeting, forty finalists of the grant competition presented brief overviews of their proposed projects.

	Jeffery Bishop Medicine and Biomedical Ethics St. Louis University Project Title: The Economy of Virtue: Virtue Theory in Light of Poverty and Neuroscience
	Mary Kathryn Coe Department of Public Health Indiana University Project Title: Forgiveness as a cross-cultural virtue that facilitates recovery from historical trauma.
	Edward Cokely Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Cognitive Psychology Center for Adaptive Behavior and Cognition Max Planck Institute for Human Development, Germany Project Title: The Heuristics of Virtue: Integrating Virtue Ethics and the Science of Heuristics
	Jesse Couenhoven Department of Humanities Villanova University Project Title: Virtues and Perils of Forgiveness
	Farr Curlin MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics The University of Chicago Project Title: Project on the Good Physician
	James Fishkin Department of Communication Stanford University Project Title: Deliberative Democracy and the Virtues of Democratic Citizenship
	Susan Greenfield Department of Pharmacology University of Oxford Project Title: What is the Neuroscientific Basis of Virtue in the 21st Century Mind?
	James Heckman Harris School of Public Policy University of Chicago Project Title: The Virtue of Self-Control
	Talma Hendler Assistant Professor, Medicine and Psychology Faculty of Social Sciences Tel Aviv University, Israel Project Title: The Great Virtue of Anger Control: What Culture Tells and Brain Records
	Daniel Hruschka Sante Fe Institute Arizona State University Project Title: Virtues in Conflict: a Cross-Cultural Study of Virtue Dilemmas and their Resolution
	Peter Lawler Department of Government and International Studies Berry College Project Title: Toward a True Science of Being Stuck with Virtue

	Dan McAdams School of Education and Social Policy Northwestern University Project Title: The Good Story: Generativity and the Construction of Virtue Across Generations
	Gilbert Meilaender Department of Theology Valparaiso University Project Title: Acceptance of Decline or Thirst to Live: The Challenge of Anti-Aging Research
	Richard Miller Department of Religious Studies Indiana University Project Title: Virtuous Empathy: Scientific and Humanistic Investigations
	Laurie Santos Department of Psychology Yale University Project Title: The Origins of Justice: A Comparative-Developmental Approach
	Donald Searing Department of Political Science University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Project Title: The Virtues and Vices of Liberal Democratic Leadership
	Alesha Seroczynski Institute for Educational Initiatives University of Notre Dame Project Title: Reading for Life: A Narrative Character Education Intervention for First-Time Offending Juvenile Delinquents.
	Nancy Snow Department of Philosophy Marquette University Project Title: Landscapes of Hope: The ‘What,’ ‘Why,’ and ‘How’ of Hope
	Alex Tuckness Department of Political Science Iowa State University Project Title: The Virtue of Mercy
	David Wasserman Director of Research of the Center for Ethics Yeshiva University Project Title: The Muse Within: Understanding Musical Wisdom