Wichita State and The World: The World of Biophysics, Seattle
Wichita State and The World: The World of Biophysics, Seattle
In this Wichita State University program, Don Lamb, professor of physical chemistry at Ludwig University of Munich, delivers the Watkins Lecture Series on the World of Biophysics. Lamb discusses his research into the world of biophysics and fluorescence.
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Aisha Bain, a young activist and documentarian, talks about the human rights tragedies she captured on film in the vast region of Darfur in the Sudan. She addresses the political issues behind the intense civil war there, often described as genocide.
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Just perfect, he resolve my questions about the career
is ther any shorter vid for this??
rawr! (loved the video by the way)
highly interesting
I think that you should be ashamed of yourself for calling the people in Northern Sudan Arab herders when they are really NUBIANS muslims that speak Arabic, like most people in the south and Dafar. You, and the media in the US, are trying to make it look like blood thursty Arabs Muslim are killing poor black people. Infact, you are lighter skinned and have straighter hair than most people in the North. Shame on you!
I can tell by your body langauge, you can’t look directly at the camera, that you know that you are not telling the truth about the situation.
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[at Forbes] – We continue our series on the emerging role of the data scientist, by talking to Pat Hanrahan, chief scientist and co-founder of Tableau Software. Hanrahan received a PhD in biophysics from the University of Wisconsin in 1985 and joined the faculty at Princeton University in 1989. In the late 1980s he worked for Digital Equipment Corp. and directed the 3D computer graphics laboratory at the New York Institute of Technology. At Stanford University since 1996, he is now the CANON Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering.
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Thanks for the tip. I recently listened to McGrath give a lecture on Dawkins in San Francisco – it was very good. McGrath not only has a PhD from Oxford in historical theology, he also has one from Oxford in biophysics (or something to that effect). The lecture was brilliant.As a matter of fact, McGrath is speaking on Dawkins in Toronto in May. He'll be giving lectures at Wycliffe College's annual Refresh! conference. I'm hoping to go with people from my church.I love McGrath.]]>