Unequal Impacts of Heat and Climate Change
Experts discuss unequal impacts of urban heat islands and climate change on vulnerable communities, exploring health consequences, social vulnerability, and potential mitigation strategies.
Disease Detective
Entrevista con Anne Schuchat sobre amenazas de enfermedades emergentes, éxitos en salud pública y consejos para científicos en inicio de carrera. Destaca colaboración interdisciplinaria para mejorar la salud global.
Emerging Microbial Threats at the Human-Animal-Ecosystem Interface
Explore emerging infectious diseases, their factors, and global challenges. Learn about transmission routes, microbial adaptation, and strategies for prevention and response in this comprehensive lecture.
Spillover - Zika, Ebola & Beyond
Explore the rise of spillover viruses like Zika and Ebola, their impact on human health, and scientific efforts to prevent epidemics in this informative Q&A session with filmmakers.
Personal, Scientific and Academic Integrity
Explore scientific ethics in research, covering data handling, authorship, intellectual property, conflicts of interest, and ethical standards. Learn to navigate common pitfalls and promote responsible scientific practices.
Fossilized Feces Help Anthropologists Understand Pre-Columbian Cultures
Explore how microbiological analysis of ancient fossilized feces provides insights into pre-Columbian Caribbean cultures, revealing distinct ethnic populations and their dietary habits.
Prevalence of Streptococcus Mutans Serotype K in American School Children
Exploring prevalence of Streptococcus mutans serotype k in African-American children, its potential link to systemic diseases, and implications for oral health and human evolution.
Launching the New U.S. Arctic Research Plan 2022-2026 - A Bold Strategy for a Changing Arctic
Experts discuss the new U.S. Arctic Research Plan 2022-2026, outlining federal strategies to address critical research questions about the rapidly changing Arctic region and its global impacts.
Connecting Close to Home - Engaging Federal Policymakers in Your Community
Learn effective strategies for engaging federal policymakers during August recess, including scheduling meetings, preparing for visits, and hosting policymakers at your institution to advocate for scientific priorities.
Perspectives and Priorities on Earth and Space Science
Explore perspectives on Earth and space science from NOAA, NASA, USGS, and NSF. Gain insights into satellite data, weather research, fleet operations, and cutting-edge missions like Europa exploration and the Parker Solar Probe.
Current Problems Facing Our Planet and Society
Exploring planetary changes, human impacts, and societal challenges through scientific connections. Highlights sea level rise and complex global interactions affecting communities worldwide.
Habitability of Planet Earth in the Modern Anthropocene
Explore Earth's habitability evolution and human impact in the Anthropocene through expert talks on climate, water, and effective science communication.
Toward a Century of Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity in the Geosciences - Solutions Through Innovation and Leadership
Exploring strategies to enhance diversity, inclusion, and equity in geosciences through innovative leadership, addressing barriers, and promoting participation of underrepresented groups.
Science to Action - How to Work with Communities and Make an Impact
Explore collaborative practices between scientists and communities to enhance research impact, promote equity, and address societal challenges through interdisciplinary approaches and knowledge co-production.
Vaccines for COVID-19 - A Critical Appraisal
Expert insights on COVID-19 vaccine development, clinical trials, and future implications. Dr. Carol Baker discusses unprecedented speed, key success factors, and lessons for future vaccine technologies.
COVID-19 Diagnostics and Surveillance
Insight into COVID-19 diagnostic tests, serology testing, and laboratory capacity. Experts discuss test development, FDA guidance, and the science behind antibody testing for informed decision-making.
The Effects of Specifications Grading in a Cell Biology Course
Exploring the impact of specifications grading on student learning and attitudes in cell biology, with insights on implementation and effectiveness from experienced educators.
Antiracist Opportunities in JMBE - Considerations for DEI
Explore antiracist opportunities in microbiology education, focusing on DEI considerations, institutional ideas, and practical approaches to address racial and ethnic biases in academia.
Increased Scaffolding and Inquiry in an Introductory Biology Lab Enhance Experimental Design Skills
Explore how increased scaffolding and inquiry in introductory biology labs enhance experimental design skills and scientific confidence, with insights from a research study and course redesign.
COVID-19 Variants and Next Steps for Pathogen Genomic Sequencing and Surveillance
Experts discuss CDC's Advanced Molecular Detection Program, focusing on COVID-19 variant sequencing, surveillance strategies, and collaborative efforts to scale up genomic sequencing capabilities in the US.
Creating a Successful Online Learning Environment
Strategies for effective online biology education: student feedback, research-based practices, communication, course design, accessibility, community building, and feedback mechanisms.