The "Mistaken Identities" lectures cover ground already well trodden by the philosopher.
Lectures cover "techy" things such as programming, as well as aesthetics, idea-generation and cinematography.
Lectures cover such varied topics as bamboo for northern gardeners, bamboo cultivation, bamboo flowering (a rare event), bamboo bonsai, bamboo basketry and all kinds of uses for this plant so dear to the heart of Asia.
Course lectures cover experimental design, applied statistics, fundamental measurement principles and the basics of instrumentation.
The initial round of lectures covers 300 hours of video on subjects including Chemistry, Physics and Non-Violence, with more content to come.
Moving on from basic molecular biology, the lectures cover protein folding and DNA structure through to the use of databases and sequencing techniques and bioinformatics in industry.
Theoretical lectures cover multimedia concepts such as capture, editing and production techniques, multimedia standards, copyright and Digital Rights Management among others.
Because not all the students taking the course have had a previous course in evolutionary biology, the first four lectures cover the main issues of that field: selection, drift, evolutionary genetics and epigenetics, evodevo, reaction norms, phylogenetics, and paleontology.
Secretary to "The Mother" and the ashram, his copious writings and lectures cover Yoga, the Vedas, Tantra, Aubindo's epic "Savitri" and others.
