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58:59 Baker Institute Virtual Seminar, Floryne Buishand Baker Institute Virtual Seminar, Floryne Buishand	Baker Institute Virtual Seminar, Floryne Buishand Floryne Buishand, DVM, PhD, Lecturer, Small Animal Soft Tissue Surgery; The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies and The Roslin Institute“Improving the diagnosis, treatment and… cells cell cancer stem tumor expression study lines tumors endocrine lot spheres projects genes studies rna thing rnas vesicles sac From Sue Williams on April 27th, 2021 16 plays
01:06:04 Maclean 2021-03-08 Maclean 2021-03-08	Maclean 2021-03-08 Zoom Recording ID: 97676278806 UUID: 9gQx8M3zSZGPvWnhqMXx5Q== Meeting Time: 2021-03-08T15:16:34Z opioids epidemic prescription studies treatment pain supply medication pdmp reduction substances heroin questions deaths side increase market disorder substance labor From John Cawley on March 8th, 2021 54 plays
48:58 Baker Institute Virtual Seminar, Dr. Anne Avery Baker Institute Virtual Seminar, Dr. Anne Avery	Baker Institute Virtual Seminar, Dr. Anne Avery Anne Avery, PhD, Director, Clinical Hematopathology Laboratory and Professor, Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology. Colorado State UniversityTitle: "“Good dogs, bad lymphocytes”… cells cell dogs lot lymphoma disease gene study things genes tumor receptor lab expression question studies lymphomas thing students guys From Sue Williams on March 2nd, 2021 15 plays
01:17:18 2018 Science Immersion_Systematic Reviews 2018 Science Immersion_Systematic Reviews	2018 Science Immersion_Systematic Reviews A workshop given by Kate Ghezzi-Kopel as part of Science Immersion 2018. science immersion systematic review question evidence articles article criteria strategy studies team lot databases yesterday literature bias process questions protocol steps step methodology screening From Matthew Kibbee on January 26th, 2021 5 plays Language English Searchable Yes
45:52 Baker Institute Seminar, Dr. Raina Plowright Part… Baker Institute Seminar, Dr. Raina Plowright Part II	Baker Institute Seminar, Dr. Raina Plowright Part II Zoom Recording ID: 96952833985 UUID: QGcyw+FJTcORGSt45wFFaQ== Meeting Time: 2020-10-27T15:44:50Z bats virus food australia areas winter event horses species spillover bat shortage events horse flowering infection studies humans vaccination populations nectar From Heather Hughes on November 24th, 2020 18 plays
05:59 TOC: Opioid Epidemic TOC: Opioid Epidemic	TOC: Opioid Epidemic Nico Modesti is a junior in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences majoring in Biological Sciences, concentrating in Neurobiology & Behavior and minoring inGlobal Health. He is passionate… county erie things change theory emergency lot stream substance influence importance stakeholders studies users response accountability overdoses opioid access treatment From Mia Haller on November 17th, 2020 7 plays Creator 1 First Name Nico Creator 1 Last Name Modesti Creator 1 Role Presenter
30:56 Jason Hamilton and Tim Drake, Ithaca College,… Jason Hamilton and Tim Drake, Ithaca College, Mindful by Nature	Jason Hamilton and Tim Drake, Ithaca College, Mindful by Nature nature students things kind connection class activities experience college studies spot place ithaca lot meditation experiences woods awareness department movement From Matt Gorney on October 29th, 2020 12 plays
01:04:58 Kimberly Jackson, Ph.D. - Food Studies as a… Kimberly Jackson, Ph.D. - Food Studies as a Transdisciplinary Academic Movement at Spelman College	Kimberly Jackson, Ph.D. - Food Studies as a Transdisciplinary Academic Movement at Spelman College Kimberly Jackson, Ph.D. Fulbright Scholar Alumni Ambassador, 2020-21 Chair & Associate Professor, Chemistry & Biochemistry Food Studies Program Director Spelman College Food Studies as… food students chemistry studies cancer science college prostate bit androgen biochemistry study spelman cell campus faculty receptor lot wine summer From Erin Atkins on September 29th, 2020 12 plays
01:14:40 IES Hosts: David Ost "Populism, Fascism, and… IES Hosts: David Ost "Populism, Fascism, and Why So Many Workers Turn from Left to Right"	IES Hosts: David Ost "Populism, Fascism, and Why So Many Workers Turn from Left to Right" "Populism, Fascism, and Why So Many Workers Turn from Left to Right" David Ost Professor of Political Science, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Regional Fellow, Institute for European… communist party regional fellow anti-intellectualism environmental issues national socialism social classes capital flight wing tradition anti-communism social democracy dominant essence workers political terminology urban urban fusional languages trade union fascist movements left-wing politics latin america political culture political ideologies political spectrum regions of europe demography populism western europe dominant essence working types of socialism non-dominant essence lists of political parties dominant essence groups internet privacy good question social democratic europe city manufacturing workers transnational economic environment wing populism roman empire in late antiquity working class economic ideologies neo fascist european studies fascist innovation workers today polish language human rights aftermath of world war ii communication anti-capitalism social media western investment eastern europe modern history essence working class basic facts far-right politics murder post-war period political systems positions of authority folklore mass murder population aftermath of war 20th century corporatism socialism urban workers middle class fascist tradition tax dominant essence nationalism jim crow left parties labor migration exclusionary nationalism democracy left wing klux klan syncretic political movements social philosophy class basis east european politics essence groups fascism authoritarianism liberal democratic increased presence reconstruction era labor relations classic fascism essence workers From Pamela Hampton on August 13th, 2020 226 plays Content Categories Lectures Creation Date February 21st, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Pamela Creator 1 Last Name Hampton Creator 1 Role Administrator Creator 1 NetID ph55 Contributing Unit Institute for European Studies Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search Public Search Engines
05:00 Introduction to OADI_Mission & Vision Introduction to OADI_Mission & Vision	Introduction to OADI_Mission & Vision higher education navigate mission community identities caption complete educational academic diversity initiatives cornell full advantage confident ability advantage populated places in belgium successful student position opportunity broadest range professional studies extension programs backgrounds experience academic barriers professional create From Tracy Gavich on August 11th, 2020 7 plays Content Categories Other Creation Date August 11th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Wayne Creator 1 Last Name Hilson Creator 1 Role Speaker Creator 1 NetID wjh99 Contributing Unit Student and Academic Services Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search Landing Page OADI
01:19:20 Milstein Invited Lecture - Phil Zimmermann Milstein Invited Lecture - Phil Zimmermann	Milstein Invited Lecture - Phil Zimmermann Zoom Recording ID: 96610307248 UUID: mZ1ztoAtR22wXeIQs0Cm0g== Meeting Time: 2020-07-30T23:46:15Z bicycle shop international relations investigative journalist discrete logarithms money top level legal professions american television news programs rooms cryptographic attacks academic terminology major governments top-level domains glass production long time rights applications criminal law legal doctrines and principles monetary economics big fan teaching cryptographic puzzles criminal investigation political terminology labor laws cryptography elliptic curve business partner opposite direction bad guy semiotics classes of computers emergence g.p.s. receivers crypto currency federal prosecutor grammar digital currencies public key contractual obligation mail server human rights groups american inventors dead body business model climate change society strategic management chaos theory rights project money supply complex systems theory palm os devices oral communication year criminal investigation social networks certificate authority urban studies and planning terminology pretty good email emerging technologies solve double spending real money discrete log problem forward secrecy great deal single point human rights abuses cryptocurrencies domain name system double spend iranian government quantum cryptography national security trust model monetary policy monetizing customer data legal environment signature big question wallet human rights historical record quantum computers theories of law internet connection funny thing currency threat model quantum algorithms financial cryptography quantum key exchange metaphysics of mind historical archives management public-key cryptography dear friend york times bit coin inflation technical detail seal team middle attack money works people elect future historians public key cryptography post quantum scoutcraft computer security american male singer-songwriters private industry town square people trust phone calls emergent properties town remote attacks first-person shooters culture stable currency big question encryption software encrypted form analytic capability global conflicts politics central bank trade center big point theoretical computer science group theory computing cold war law enforcement internet slang math problem tech company electronic money strong encryption long term public policy issues morse code cryptographic software economics terminology quantum computer entire computer computer security exploits caption complete personhood strong encryption software transport layer security philosophy top level signing abuse prevent double spending bank robbers law digital signature legal team observation educational psychology american guitarists forms of government nuclear warfare western democracy private key key management authoritarian regime fiber optic cable banks human rights project From Tapan Parikh on July 31st, 2020 10 plays
58:05 Bruce Lewenstein: “If you’re not… Bruce Lewenstein: “If you’re not communicating, you’re not doing science”	Bruce Lewenstein: “If you’re not communicating, you’re not doing science” Zoom Recording ID: 98635874596 UUID: 3lFOyp0BTwuARDVKBjLdZw== Meeting Time: 2020-07-22T15:47:52Z bold claim blind mice communication fellow scientists social process community social institution american experimental musical groups lab report entropy government agencies graduate school 2 (number) types of museum role status caption complete gravity works publishing discrimination key point web 2.0 racism local science center science center intention information science social networks scientific method industrial labs social information processing organized dogmatism public knowledge role model molecular biology social media marketing collaboration journal article positions of authority science communication family units 1st couple elementary school school types molecular biologist organized skepticism empiricism communication plays knowledge unintended consequences websites journalism robert k. merton social change racial bias high school mass media new media producing reliable knowledge couple minutes communication studies From James Overhiser on July 22nd, 2020 11 plays
57:09 Cornell through Crisis Cornell through Crisis	Cornell through Crisis Through pandemics, wars, recessions, and civil unrest, Cornell University has survived more than 150 years of history and emerged a stronger institution. Learn about how Cornell has weathered past… water supply rtt student culture point cornell military programs marching 1st major carpenter hall women students familiar names apartment building males republics hall of fame for great americans inductees university and college residential buildings prospective student annual report restrictive social code visitor attractions in tompkins county gender filtration plant witchcraft sex 1st organizations school types boarding house social code student affairs social movements american studies program 1st american university federal government land grant cornell university men great depression drinking water film studio positive impact residence hall additional medical city hospital remain open american civil war military service kappa alpha beta 1st president national organization publishing canadian alternative rock groups student body biggest impact new york student protest cornell students daily thought military training good turnout 1st time safe house term impact men students major student protest big film suspend classes september 11th barton hall leadership position student life c.c.c. camps medical facility supernatural legends private equity portfolio companies long term caption complete south africa war effort male students liberal democracies o.t.c. program medical school armies cornell 1st grey literature national crisis system created cornell history student organization time student leave campus longer term impact From Kenny Berkowitz on July 11th, 2020 172 plays
01:16:21 Milstein Invited Lecture - Joshua Bennett Milstein Invited Lecture - Joshua Bennett	Milstein Invited Lecture - Joshua Bennett Zoom Recording ID: 96610307248 UUID: WERlt4LjT9WCA6TPZ8skSQ== Meeting Time: 2020-07-02T23:23:53Z spoken word joshua bennett woodworking top fade academic terminology knowledge santa cruz faculty net positive african-american communists applied linguistics real danger teaching black power black people trees headgear politics and race undertaking african-american writers crops hip hop racehorses trained in the united kingdom 1st characteristic activists for african-american civil rights started thinking tree house bullying in fiction lgbt african americans academia safety african-american cultural history writers from birmingham fantastic question fair amount anti blackness african-american literature white students black literary living thing american anti–vietnam war activists communication american autobiographers african-american history north carolina angela davis american women essayists social media far-left politics utopias discrimination racism net negative fiction garden features english-language television programs spending time black person blue helmets 1st time african-american culture great question african-american academics ceremonies american culture planet earth young people aesthetics orthography black children critical prose death customs writers from alabama crop battle caption complete black studies african-american women writers english-language television programming studies scholar 1st book lgbt socialists oral communication grey literature beauty shops black feminist african-american studies scholars black life educational psychology institutional space thought white supremacy university of california alabama reconstruction era From Tapan Parikh on July 3rd, 2020 17 plays
58:15 My MeetingSeeing with Electrons My MeetingSeeing with Electrons	My MeetingSeeing with Electrons Zoom Recording ID: 98642485310 UUID: G+QV6B9+RTudd0xBtQaX2w== Meeting Time: 2020-06-17T14:52:29Z summer optical axis johns hopkins scientific techniques notebook price philosophical problems concepts in physics science and technology in the dutch republic graphic design electromagnetism ecclesiastical titles crystals mega ball material system charge density metaphysics caption complete metaphysics of mind electron microscopy concepts in the philosophy of science computer graphics human communication space telescope atoms inside density material function fuel cell american post-punk music groups ancient roman titles space observatories atomic physics information science start flying summer school triple digits electron microscope microscopes operation correction geometrical optics photography mind–body problem english-language journals 1.2 mega life span concepts in the philosophy of mind ontology open access journals bright spot philosophical theories scan precision energy loss philosophical concepts cognition 3 (number) strong peak microscopy thought radiation damage metaphysical theories electric charge atomic scale single layer electrical engineering optics consciousness studies tight spot From James Overhiser on June 17th, 2020 13 plays
37:46 IES Conversation Series: (Full interview) Tamas… IES Conversation Series: (Full interview) Tamas Ziegler and Bryn Rosenfeld	IES Conversation Series: (Full interview) Tamas Ziegler and Bryn Rosenfeld The Institute for European Studies hosted "Conversations on European Matters in the Midst of a Pandemic" on May 13th, 2020. A portion of this interview was included in the webinar as a part… economic problems single market international relations implications legal professions highly problematic measure politics term implications caption complete member states of the european union constitution interesting democratic institutions constitutional court governing party liberal democracies american musical duos europe parliament christian states government westminster system calendars demography republics power grab positions of authority electronic music duos european union european studies country harsher measures pandemic conversation mainstream media opposition leaders public process problem emergency powers migration From Pamela Hampton on June 16th, 2020 6 plays Content Categories Interviews Creation Date May 9th, 2020 Creator 1 First Name Pamela Creator 1 Last Name Hampton Creator 1 Role Administrator Creator 1 NetID ph55 Contributing Unit Institute for European Studies Language English Searchable Yes Searchable On Cornell Web Search Public Search Engines