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Biological and Biom...
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05:00:00 02/11/13

From cancer research to cell signaling to immunology, the Biological and Biomedical Sciences graduate program is a diverse, collaborative and interdisciplinary pro...

Biological and Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program

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Biological and Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program

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From cancer research to cell signaling to immunology, the Biological and Biomedical Sciences graduate program is a diverse, collaborative and interdisciplinary program that allows students to pursue their scientific passions. Hear why our researchers and graduate students are glad they chose Cornell and what you could look forward to as a student in our program.

A social neuroscien...
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05:00:00 02/08/13

Dr. Laurence Steinberg, the Distinguished University Professor and Laura H. Carnell Professor of Psychology at Temple University, presents the results of his progr...

A social neuroscience take on adolescent risk taking

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A social neuroscience take on adolescent risk taking

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Dr. Laurence Steinberg, the Distinguished University Professor and Laura H. Carnell Professor of Psychology at Temple University, presents the results of his program of research on the underpinnings of risk-taking in adolescence that is informed by recent advances in developmental neuroscience.

June Gruber: Positi...
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05:00:00 02/08/13

Yale psychologist June Gruber discusses her research on the role of positive emotions in psychopathology - times when positive emotions go awry such as in bipolar ...

June Gruber: Positive emotion disturbance

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June Gruber: Positive emotion disturbance

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Yale psychologist June Gruber discusses her research on the role of positive emotions in psychopathology - times when positive emotions go awry such as in bipolar disorder. Her research characterizes the nature of the disturbance in positive emotional functioning in both clinical and healthy populations.

Race, Inequality an...
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05:00:00 02/07/13

With the presidential campaigns touching on equality, freedom, and the nature of American democracy but not fully exploring these ideas, the Cornell Program on Eth...

Race, Inequality and Polarization in American Politics

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Race, Inequality and Polarization in American Politics

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With the presidential campaigns touching on equality, freedom, and the nature of American democracy but not fully exploring these ideas, the Cornell Program on Ethics and Public Life is hosting a series with visiting Scholars on "Deep Issues of the 2012 Elections: Equality, Liberty and Democracy." This fifth lecture of the series, focusing on the viability of American democracy, is provided by Doug McAdam, Professor of Sociology at Stanford University.

NYCEDC Tech Talent ...
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05:00:00 02/05/13

With the influx of tech entrepreneurs and the arrival of Cornell Tech, Silicon Alley is poised to outpace Silicon Valley as a new world tech capital. Listen to a J...

NYCEDC Tech Talent Draft Panel Discussion

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NYCEDC Tech Talent Draft Panel Discussion

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With the influx of tech entrepreneurs and the arrival of Cornell Tech, Silicon Alley is poised to outpace Silicon Valley as a new world tech capital. Listen to a January 30 panel of NYC tech entrepreneurs discuss what the future holds for the New York City tech scene and what it's like to live and work for a startup in a city that is rapidly remaking its economy.

Addressing the Prob...
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05:00:00 01/28/13

Cornell has joined with colleges and universities from around the country to address the problem of high-risk drinking. The National College Health Improvement Pro...

Addressing the Problem of High-Risk Drinking

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Addressing the Problem of High-Risk Drinking

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Cornell has joined with colleges and universities from around the country to address the problem of high-risk drinking. The National College Health Improvement Project (NCHIP) Learning Collaborative uses evaluation and measurement techniques to identify and implement strategies to tackle high-risk drinking and the associated harm. Vice President Murphy and John Mueller comment on the project, which brings population health solutions and quality improvement methods to bear on the problem of high-risk drinking, and uses outcomes-based research to discover what programs work best, where they work, and why. Produced for NCHIP by Flannel and Big Ocean Media.

Neurodevelopmental ...
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05:00:00 01/23/13

Elaine Walker, Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Emory University, summarizes her research identifying stress as a risk factor in th...

Neurodevelopmental Processes in the Emergence of Psychosis

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Neurodevelopmental Processes in the Emergence of Psychosis

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Elaine Walker, Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Emory University, summarizes her research identifying stress as a risk factor in the development of major mental illnesses. Recorded September 24, 2012.

Religious America, ...
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05:00:00 01/21/13

History professor Thomas Albert (Tal) Howard delivered the Fall 2012 Alan and Linda Beimfohr Lecture at Cornell on November 9, 2012. Howard is the Stephen Phillips...

Religious America, Secular Europe? Reflections on the Transatl...

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Religious America, Secular Europe? Reflections on the Transatlantic God

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History professor Thomas Albert (Tal) Howard delivered the Fall 2012 Alan and Linda Beimfohr Lecture at Cornell on November 9, 2012. Howard is the Stephen Phillips Chair of History and Director of the Center for Faith and Inquiry at Gordon College. He is the author of God and the Atlantic: America, Europe, and the Religious Divide (Oxford, 2011), which explores some of the long-standing differences between the United States and Western Europe with respect to religion. Beimfohr Lectures bring intellectuals to campus to address issues related to faith in a pluralistic society and are sponsored by Chesterton House, the Christian studies center affiliated with Cornell United Religious Work.

Big Red Athletics -...
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05:00:00 01/21/13

Features Cornell athlete Ebolutalese Airwele - nickname "OT" (Undeclared-Arts & Sciences/Women's Track & Field).

Big Red Athletics - Fast and Smart

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Big Red Athletics - Fast and Smart

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Features Cornell athlete Ebolutalese Airwele - nickname "OT" (Undeclared-Arts & Sciences/Women's Track & Field).

Big Red Athletics -...
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05:00:00 01/21/13

Features Cornell athletes Chris Cruz (ILR student/Men's Baseball), Abe Mellinger (Int'l. Agr. & Rural Devel./Men's Sprint Football) and Allyson DiMagno (Biological...

Big Red Athletics - Brains and Brawn

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Big Red Athletics - Brains and Brawn

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Features Cornell athletes Chris Cruz (ILR student/Men's Baseball), Abe Mellinger (Int'l. Agr. & Rural Devel./Men's Sprint Football) and Allyson DiMagno (Biological Sciences/Women's Basketball).

Big Red Athletics -...
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05:00:00 01/21/13

Features Cornell athlete Ebolutalese Airwele - nickname "OT" (Undeclared-Arts & Sciences/Women's Track & Field).

Big Red Athletics - Fast and Smart

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Big Red Athletics - Fast and Smart

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Features Cornell athlete Ebolutalese Airwele - nickname "OT" (Undeclared-Arts & Sciences/Women's Track & Field).

Gender-Inclusive Ho...
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05:00:00 01/18/13

Gender-inclusive housing refers to the ability to live on campus with whomever you choose, regardless of biological sex, gender, or gender identity. In Fall 2012, ...

Gender-Inclusive Housing at Cornell

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Gender-Inclusive Housing at Cornell

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Gender-inclusive housing refers to the ability to live on campus with whomever you choose, regardless of biological sex, gender, or gender identity. In Fall 2012, the Student Assembly adopted Resolution #12, "Adoption of a Gender-Inclusive Housing Policy," which calls for on-campus gender-inclusive housing to be made available to all undergraduate students who select that option. According to the resolution, "The aim of gender-inclusive housing is to provide a safe living option for underrepresented minority gender non-conforming, gender queer, and transgender students," and to allow "students the option to live in the comforts of on-campus housing while exploring the cultural constructions of gender identity." This educational video was created to help Cornell's students become better informed about all of the on-campus housing options available to them.

Poverty and the Saf...
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05:00:00 01/17/13

With the presidential campaigns touching on equality, freedom, and the nature of American democracy but not fully exploring these ideas, the Cornell Program on Eth...

Poverty and the Safety Net After the Great Recession

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Poverty and the Safety Net After the Great Recession

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With the presidential campaigns touching on equality, freedom, and the nature of American democracy but not fully exploring these ideas, the Cornell Program on Ethics and Public Life is hosting a series with visiting Scholars on "Deep Issues of the 2012 Elections: Equality, Liberty and Democracy." This sixth and final lecture of the series, focusing on the economic insecurity and the safety net, is provided by Hilary Hoynes, Professor of Economics at UC Davis.

TEDx talk: Jeff Han...
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05:00:00 01/15/13

Who hasn't sent a text message saying "I'm on my way" when it wasn't true or fudged the truth a touch in their online dating profile? But Jeff Hancock doesn't beli...

TEDx talk: Jeff Hancock on social media and deception

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TEDx talk: Jeff Hancock on social media and deception

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Who hasn't sent a text message saying "I'm on my way" when it wasn't true or fudged the truth a touch in their online dating profile? But Jeff Hancock doesn't believe that the anonymity of the internet encourages dishonesty. In fact, he says the searchability and permanence of information online may even keep us honest. In this TEDxWinnepeg talk, Cornell associate professor of communication and of information science Jeff Hancock gives discusses how technology is affecting almost all aspects of human life, and deception, one of humankind's most fascinating behaviors, is no exception.

Sustainable Neighbo...
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05:00:00 01/15/13

After a year of research and design of housing, neighborhood plan, and edible landscaping, SosteNica and Cornell University Sustainable Design are ready to build t...

Sustainable Neighborhoods Nicaragua builds prototype house

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Sustainable Neighborhoods Nicaragua builds prototype house

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After a year of research and design of housing, neighborhood plan, and edible landscaping, SosteNica and Cornell University Sustainable Design are ready to build their prototype house in Nagarote, Nicaragua.With local materials and eco-technologies including a composting toilet, efficient wood burning stove, rain water capture and grey water treatment, the house will serve as a model for more than 100 housing cooperatives throughout Nicaragua.

Sustainable Neighbo...
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05:00:00 01/15/13

After a year of research and design of housing, neighborhood plan, and edible landscaping, SosteNica and Cornell University Sustainable Design are ready to build t...

Sustainable Neighborhoods Nicaragua starts work on prototype h...

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Sustainable Neighborhoods Nicaragua starts work on prototype house

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After a year of research and design of housing, neighborhood plan, and edible landscaping, SosteNica and Cornell University Sustainable Design are ready to build their prototype house in Nagarote, Nicaragua. With local materials and eco-technologies including a composting toilet, efficient wood burning stove, rain water capture and grey water treatment, the house will serve as a model for more than 100 housing cooperatives throughout Nicaragua.

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Biological and Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program
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From cancer research to cell signaling to immunology, the Biological and Biomedical Sciences graduate program is a diverse, collaborative and interdisciplinary program that allows students to pursue their scientific passions. Hear why our researchers and graduate students are glad they chose Cornell and what you could look forward to as a student in our program.