Ruth Lehmann, a distinguished biology professor at MIT and director of the Whitehead Institute, shares her insights on scientific creativity. She emphasizes the art of observing and listening as keys to innovation. Discussing 'Saturday afternoon experiments,' she highlights playful inquiry as crucial for stimulating research. Ruth explores 'killer experiments' that challenge existing hypotheses and the importance of fostering collaboration in scientific environments. Her approach nurtures creativity and drives groundbreaking discoveries among researchers.