Dr. William Brody, president of Johns Hopkins University presents his lecture, "Uncommon Sense and Innovation." Brody is the 13th president of Johns Hopkins University.  With his extensive education in electrical engineering and medicine, Brody knows the importance of discovery and innovation in science. With that in mind, he discusses the role of reasoning and problem solving in the real world and emphasizes how to apply it to science. From the Series:Albert A. Moss Lectureship in Imaging Sciences