You will see Wilczek playing the piano and both of them explaining their stories. Gross also mentions his foolish former colleague from Princeton who said to Gross a few months after their discovery that the theory could be nice but it could never be verified in Gross' lifetime.
You may also enjoy these videos from 2004-2006:
- Wilczek's Nobel lecture (1+35 minutes)
- Gross's Nobel lecture (2+44 minutes)
- Politzer's Nobel lecture (PDF)
- ...
- Glauber's Nobel lecture (4+45 minutes)
- Hall's Nobel lecture (4+45 minutes)
- Hänsch's Nobel lecture (4+45 minutes)
- ...
- Mather's Nobel lecture (next Friday 3-5 am EST)
- Smoot's Nobel lecture (next Friday 3-5 am EST)
Most Nobel lectures are available and the new ones are converted to digitized videos: you just replace the year and the last name by whomever you're interested in. Let me focus on high-energy physics:
- Veltman's Nobel lecture (3+47 minutes)
- 't Hooft's Nobel lecture (5+48 minutes)
Older lectures such as Heisenberg's lecture are usually available in the PDF format only.
