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Human Evolution: Tracing Our Origins with DNA Posted by: arizona Video duration: 3914 seconds Michael Hammer, Research Scientist, Division of Biotechnology and Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology discusses the latest discoveries about the origin of our species, including the intriguing possibility of interbreeding between our ancestors and Neandertals. Related: biology, biotechnology, darwin, ecology, evolutionary, hammer, interbreeding, michael, of, origin, species

	Earth Evolution: The Formation of Our Planet Posted by: arizona Video duration: 3575 seconds Joaquin Ruiz, Dean of the College of Science and Professor of Geosciences, tells the story of how the Earth evolved from its fiery beginnings to the habitable planet we all enjoy. Related: arizona, college, earth, geosciences, juaquin, of, planet, ruiz, science, university

Gwen Ifill: Washington Week Posted by: arizona Video duration: 3187 seconds Gwen Ifill is moderator and managing editor of Washington Week and senior correspondent for The News Hour with Jim Lehrer. She is also frequently asked to moderate debates in national elections, most recently the Vice Presidential debate during the 2004 election. Related: business, college, eller, gwen, ifill, jim, journalism, lehrer, newshour, washington, week

Biological Evolution: What It Is and What It Isn't Posted by: arizona Video duration: 3145 seconds Joanna Masel, Assistant Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, discusses how scientific theories of evolution explain how living things may look as if they were designed, whether humans are still evolving and the differences between science and religion, including a discussion of intelligent design. Related: arizona, college, design, evolution, intelligent, of, science, theory, university

Disease Evolution: The Example of HIV Posted by: arizona Video duration: 4916 seconds Michael Worobey, Assistant Professor, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Evolutionary insights have been key to understanding the origins of HIV and its devastating impacts on human health. The talk describes how some of the landmark evolutionary discoveries have been used to shed light on the past, present and future of HIV/AIDS. Related: michael, worobey

Global Climate Change: Could Geoengineering Reverse It? Posted by: arizona Video duration: 3631 seconds Roger Angel, Regents' Professor of Astronomy gave two issues for his talk. One he called taking our foot off the accelerator - how we should cut back on our use of fossil fuel and the importance of not adding to the problem of global warming. Second was: can we design some brakes in case we need them which entails global engineering to cool the planet. November 21, 2006. Related: angel, arizona, change, climate, college, earth, geoengineering, global, of, policy, roger, science, university, warming

	El Anatsui: My Work Posted by: arizona Video duration: 4095 seconds El Anatsui was born 1944 in Anyako, Ghana. He is Professor of Sculpture at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, where he has lectured since 1975. His most recent solo exhibition Gawu has toured Europe, Asia and North America. Nov. 5, 2007 Related: anatsui, art, sculpture

Bill Emmott: Fathauer Lecture on Political Economy Posted by: arizona Video duration: 4162 seconds From 1993 until March 2006, Bill Emmott was the editor of The Economist, the world's leading weekly magazine on current affairs and business. During his tenure at The Economist, the magazine's circulation more than doubled to over 1.1 million. Emmott is now an independent writer, speaker, and consultant based in London and Somerset, England. Related: arizona, bill, business, college, distinguished, economist, eller, emmott, fathauer, leadership, speakers, university

	Gary Setzer: Homonymous Confusion of Planes, 2007 Posted by: arizona Video duration: 1428 seconds Mixed-media performance with video; artifacts remain as installation. Gallery talk at the UA Museum of Art, September 27, 2007 Related: arizona, art, artist, gallery, mixed-media, museum, video

Uncovering the Mysteries of the Martian Arctic Posted by: arizona Video duration: 2829 seconds NASA's current mission to the Red Planet is being managed and led at The University of Arizona. The Phoenix Mars Mission, scheduled to land on May 25, will study the history of water and search for complex organic molecules. Feb. 5, 2008. Related: arizona, mars, mission, peter, phoenix, smith, university

GIDP: Biomedical Engineering Posted by: arizona Video duration: 334 seconds Biomedical Engineering M.S.; Ph.D. Biomedical Engineering integrates the principles of engineering sciences with biology and medicine. Training in biomedical engineering provides a platform for the development of medical devices, medical procedures, and a basic understanding of biological processes. http://bme.arizona.e du Related: arizona, biomedical, education, engineering, gidp, grad, graduate, interdisciplinary, medical, procedures, school, university

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