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Cardiac function
Robert Kass, Panel IV: Disease modeling
October 16, 2013
Program: Stem Cell Meeting on the Mesa 2013
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Speakers: Robert Kass
Run Time: 32 minutesVice Dean for Research, Alumni and Hosack Professor of Pharmacology & Chair; Columbia University Medical Center
Hertzberg-Schechter Prize for Stem Cell Research
Winner Beatriz Freitas, Presented by Lawrence Goldstein and Sylvia Evans
October 16, 2013
Program: Stem Cell Meeting on the Mesa 2013
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Speakers: Lawrence Goldstein
Run Time: 08 minutesWinner: Beatriz Freitas, Postdoctoral Fellow with Alysson Muotri, UCSDPresenters: Sylvia Evans, Professor, Skaggs School of...
Screening drugs to treat long QT syndrome, in the age of induced pluripotent stem cells
Robert Kass and Mark Mercola
October 16, 2013
Program: The Science Studio
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Speakers: Robert Kass, Mark Mercola
Run Time: 52 minutesMark Mercola and Robert Kass discuss their collaborative work screening existing drugs to treat long QT syndrome. Their collaboration combines Dr....
Labeling and tracking cells
Eric Ahrens
October 14, 2013
Program: The Science Studio
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Speakers: Eric Ahrens
Run Time: 48 minutesEric Ahrens discusses transition from the physical sciences to the biological sciences and his work adapting MRI to track groups of cells, e.g. stem...
The unique interaction between dogs and humans
A conversation with Juliane Kaminski
October 8, 2013
Program: The Science Studio
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Speakers: Juliane Kaminski
Run Time: 45 minutesJuliane Kaminski talks about her research exploring the interactions between dogs and human and comparative cognition between dogs, apes, and...
What infants understand
Elizabeth Spelke
October 8, 2013
Program: The Science Studio
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Speakers: Elizabeth Spelke
Run Time: 45 minutesElizabeth Spelke discusses her career exploring what infants understand, from abstract concepts like geometry and numbers to emerging research on how...
Core Social Cognition
Elizabeth Spelke, Harvard University
August 3, 2013
Program: CogSci 2013
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Speakers: Elizabeth Spelke
Run Time: 1 hours 11 minutesElizabeth Spelke is a professor in the Department of Psychology at Harvard University and the Laboratory for Developmental Studies. Spelke's...
Shared Agency
Michael E. Bratman, Stanford University
August 2, 2013
Program: CogSci 2013
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Speakers: Michael E. Bratman
Run Time: 1 hours 13 minutesMichael E. Bratman is a Professor of Philosophy and the U. G. and Abbie Birch Durfee Professor in the School of Humanities and Sciences at...
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