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Controversies in Dementia Research
In this webinar, experts discuss the new generation of Alzheimer’s drugs. In particular, whether or not these new drugs are safe and effective, the state of dementia research today, and what the future may hold for people living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
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Advocating for Patients Experiencing Pain: Strategies for Inpatient Nurses
Volunteer experts address the role of nurses in inpatient pain management, common challenges they may encounter, and strategies for advocating for patients.
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Update on Follicular Lymphoma
The Lymphoma Research Foundation provides an update to the progress of research for follicular Lymphoma.
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Drivers and Determinants of Post-Stroke Cognition
This MGH webinar discusses the drivers and determinants of post-stroke cognition.
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Journal Selection and the Dangers of Poor Editorial Quality
As scholarly publishing has increased in size and scope we’ve begun to see issues arise with editorial capacity, even for large publishers. For researchers this can cause uncertainty regarding appropriate publishing strategies. Journal selection becomes a topic about more than just impact factor, readership, and scope. Authors must understand the p...
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Non-Invasive Imaging For Infective Endocarditis in Patients w/ Prosthetic Cardiac Devices
In this webinar, ACC discusses the changing approaches to evaluating patients with suspected infection of an intracardiac device.
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Treating and Managing Esophageal Conditions in Children
In this webinar, Johns Hopkins general pediatric surgeons Shaun Kunisaki and Mark Slidell discuss treatment options for rare and complex esophageal conditions in children.
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Engaging with Open Science 2023: OPEN DATA
In this webinar, the history, growth, and use of open data in academic publishing is discussed, as well as what open data means for researchers and the impact of open data when publishing your work.
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MmWave Beam Management for 5G and 6G
Management of narrow directional beams is critical for mm-wave communication systems. Translational or rotational motion of the user can cause misalignment of transmit and receive beams with the base station losing track of the mobile. Reacquiring the user can take about one second in 5G New Radio systems and significantly impair performance of app...
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Unified Science Review: Molecular Genetics
In this webinar, the concept of intelligence in the biological system is discussed.
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Plant Cell Webinar: RNA Biology
The Plantae team discusses the Focus Issue on RNA Biology in The Plant Cell journal.
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PHYSICAL ACTIVITY and BRAIN HEALTH in Aging
Dr. Zvinka Z. Zlatar discusses how physical activity can potentially reduce risk for Alzheimer's disease and other cognitive issues.
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Kids Save Lives: A blended learning approach to improve engagement of schoolchildren
Mandatory nationwide training of schoolchildren is recommended by current European ReMandatory nationwide training of schoolchildren is recommended by current European Resuscitation Council (ERC) guidelines1. The Kids Save Lives (KSL) campaign, developed by ERC and endorsed by the World Health Organ...
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Chemistry and Food: Safety, Authenticity, and Other Challenges
The National Academies of Earth and Life Studies discusses the importance of food chemistry safety, authenticity, and unique challenges.
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Webinar on the Potential of Genome Editing for Sustainable Agriculture
Dr. Leena Tripathi, Director of Eastern Africa Hub, discusses the possibility of gene editing for sustainable agriculture.
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Two Paths to Intelligence
Geoffrey Hinton provides a lecture about various learning algorithms for digitial computation.
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Visualization and Analysis of HPC Simulation Data with VisIt
Cyrus Harrison of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory discusses the visualization and analysis of HPC simulation data with VisIt.
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Where Did Chemistry Begin? A Search for its Origins
In this webinar, Professors Matteo Martelli and Eduardo Escobar from the University of Bologna explore the origins of chemistry.
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Artificial Intelligence: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly - Yaser Abu-Mostafa
Professor Abu-Mostafa from CalTech describes the pros and cons of artificial intelligence in this webinar.
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Anthropology Communicates on International Humanitarian Action
In this webinar, a social science capability and using anthropology in its humanitarian programmes is discussed.
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Medical Deception: Understanding Munchausen Syndrome, with Marc Feldman, MD, and Janet Cahill, PhD
Psychiatrist Marc Feldman, MD, and psychologist Janet Cahill, PhD discuss the disorder "Munchausen syndrome."
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FEMS Microbiology Ecology Webinar on Biogeochemical Cycling
This webinar summarizes three recent papers published in FEMS Microbiology Ecology.
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Teaching Earth and Space Science with PhET Interactive Simulations
In this webinar, participants will get a brief introduction to PhET simulations and learning more about how to go deeper with PhET pedagogies.
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Corneal Dystrophies and Simulating Lesions
In this AANP Teaching Round webinar, Dr. Tatyana Milman discusses corneal dystrophies and stimulating lesions.
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Minimizing the Impact of Bladder Cancer: Organ Preservation in Male and Female Cystectomy
This webinar provides an in-depth explaination about who is eligible as a candidate for organ preservation in cystectomy for bladder cancer.
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Zoom into Soil: Soil Biodiversity
Michael Begg and Lera Litvinova from EMBracing the Ocean artists-in-residence spoke about their EMBracing the Ocean projects developed over 2022 - 2023.
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EMB Science Webinar - EMBracing the Ocean Artists-in-Residence
Michael Begg and Lera Litvinova from EMBracing the Ocean artists-in-residence spoke about their EMBracing the Ocean projects developed over 2022 - 2023.
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Sustainability and Global Development Practice: Student Journeys Webinar
Students from Harvard School Extension's Sustainability Graduate Program and Global Development Graduate Program speak about their experiences with the programs.
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Producing and Utilizing Posters - Beyond the Conference
The conference poster is the earliest major form of scientific communication for any researcher. It is critical to learn and optimize this form of communication at the early stage of an academic’s career. The first half of this webinar aims to provide a set of approaches and techniques for designing and producing a poster using basic, widely availa...
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Gestational Influences on the Etiology of Autism
Dr. Judy Van de Water from the UC Davis M.I.N.D. Institute talks about the updates regarding emerging research on gestational influences on the etiology of autism.
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