Monthly Archive:: March 2015
Jaime Cloud, Western Oregon University – Mating Psychology
What’s the first thing you noticed about the opposite sex? As it turns out, that might
31/3/2015
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Kim Janda, Scripps Research Institute – Addiction Vaccines
Addiction is a highly complicated disease, one that has been very difficult to treat. Kim Janda,
30/3/2015
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This Week on The Academic Minute (2015.3.30)
This Week on The Academic Minute (2015.3.30 – 4.3) Monday, March 30 Kim Janda of The
29/3/2015
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Ronald Johnson, American Public University – Mobile Learning Innovations
The use of mobile learning platforms is increasing. Ronald Johnson, professor of business management at American
27/3/2015
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Kimberly Fenn featured on The Best of Our Knowledge
As always, host Bob Barrett selects an Academic Minute to air during The Best of Our
26/3/2015
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Gad Saad, Concordia University – Biological Roots of Consumer Behavior
We’re all consumers in one way or another. Gad Saad, professor of marketing at Concordia University,
26/3/2015
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Martin Krieger, USC – Uncertainty Principles
Knowing what you don’t know is vital if you want to change that. Martin Krieger, a
25/3/2015
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Cathy Hatcher, PCOM – The Heart’s Glue
Congenital heart defects are all too common. Cathy Hatcher, an assistant professor in the department of
24/3/2015
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Nicola Mitchell, U of Western Australia – Assisted Colonization
Can the relocation of a species’ habitat save it from extinction? Nicola Mitchell, a zoologist at
23/3/2015
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This Week on The Academic Minute (2015.3.23)
Monday, March 23 Nicola Mitchell of The University of Western Australia explores the potentiality of relocating
22/3/2015
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