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Cornell's Land-Grant Mission and the Spirit of Public Engagement

A celebration (and explanation) of Cornell's land-grant mission and spirit of public engagement on the 150th Anniversary of the Morrill Act. Content from CornellCast (http://www.cornell.edu/video/)

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'This Is' by Alex Silver and Jon Tai

"As a graduating senior I may have finished my last academic assignment of my undergraduate career but mentally I wasn't feeling quite done yet. I knew that the only real way I would feel done would be if I could say good bye in a meaningful way and the best way I knew how to do that was through film." Content from CornellCast (http://www.cornell.edu/video/)

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Celebrationg radical collaboration in faculty research

Cornell has launched an ambitious series of initiatives to enhance faculty hiring and pave the way to new discovery. The focus areas of the initiatives target strategic, collaborative discipline areas that point the way toward the discoveries and solutions of tomorrow: nanoscale science and molecular engineering; genome biology; data science; sustainability; the social sciences; infection biology; and the humanities and arts. Over the next couple of years, Cornell will be aligning its strategic…

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Cornell University: Glorious to View (short version)

Experience the beauty and energy of Cornell's Ithaca campus, and learn what makes the university so special – its breadth and depth of academics, spirit of inclusiveness, and commitment to serving the public good. Content from CornellCast (http://www.cornell.edu/video/)

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Welcome and opening remarks

John Eckenrode, Cornell University Corinna E. Loeckenhoff, Cornell University The conference aimed to close the gap between two burgeoning fields of research at the intersection of aging, emotion, and health. On the one hand, recent advances in affective science have documented systematic age differences in emotional processing, affective experience, and affect regulation. Although researchers are beginning to explore the neural, cognitive, and motivational mechanisms behind such effects,…

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The humanization of social relations

Alex J. Zautra, Arizona State University October 3, 2013 The conference aimed to close the gap between two burgeoning fields of research at the intersection of aging, emotion, and health. On the one hand, recent advances in affective science have documented systematic age differences in emotional processing, affective experience, and affect regulation. Although researchers are beginning to explore the neural, cognitive, and motivational mechanisms behind such effects, their contributions to…

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The emotion paradox in the aging brain

Mara Mather, University of Southern California October 3, 2013 The conference aimed to close the gap between two burgeoning fields of research at the intersection of aging, emotion, and health. On the one hand, recent advances in affective science have documented systematic age differences in emotional processing, affective experience, and affect regulation. Although researchers are beginning to explore the neural, cognitive, and motivational mechanisms behind such effects, their…

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Resources for emotion regulation in older age

Heather L. Urry, Tufts University October 3, 2013 The conference aimed to close the gap between two burgeoning fields of research at the intersection of aging, emotion, and health. On the one hand, recent advances in affective science have documented systematic age differences in emotional processing, affective experience, and affect regulation. Although researchers are beginning to explore the neural, cognitive, and motivational mechanisms behind such effects, their contributions to…

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Regulatory flexibility and adaptation to highly aversive life events

George A. Bonanno, Columbia University October 3, 2013 The conference aimed to close the gap between two burgeoning fields of research at the intersection of aging, emotion, and health. On the one hand, recent advances in affective science have documented systematic age differences in emotional processing, affective experience, and affect regulation. Although researchers are beginning to explore the neural, cognitive, and motivational mechanisms behind such effects, their contributions to…

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