Monthly Archive:: January 2019
Ziqian Cecilia Dong, New York Institute of Technology – Cities and the Environment
On New York Institute of Technology Week: Cities need to prepare for the challenges of the
31/1/2019
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Bryan Gibb, New York Institute of Technology – Antibiotic Resistance
On New York Institute of Technology Week: Antibiotic superbugs are becoming more and more deadly. Bryan
30/1/2019
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Dongsei Kim, New York Institute of Technology – DMZ Border and Architecture
On New York Institute of Technology Week: How does architecture affect us? Dongsei Kim, assistant professor
29/1/2019
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Pamela Treister, New York Institute of Technology – Uncompensated ER Care
On New York Institute of Technology Week: Uninsured E.R. visits are costly for hospitals. Pamela Treister,
28/1/2019
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New York Institute of Technology Week on The Academic Minute (2019.01.28)
NYIT Week on The Academic Minute 2019.01.28 Monday, January 28th Pamela Treister discusses how to reduce
27/1/2019
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The Academic Minute for 2019.01.21-01.25
Academic Minute from 01.21 – 01.25 Monday, January 21st Rachel Engmann – Hampshire College The
26/1/2019
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Jared Nelson, SUNY New Paltz – Fibers and Reducing Emissions
How to help save the environment? Go crunchy. Jared Nelson, assistant professor of mechanical engineering at
25/1/2019
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Jennifer Pomeranz, New York University – State Laws Limit Local Control Over Food and Nutrition
Business interests are passing laws against public health interests. Jennifer Pomeranz, assistant professor of public health
24/1/2019
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Daniel Reinholz, San Diego State University – Reducing Implicit Bias in Teaching
Even highly skilled teachers can have an unknown bias. Daniel Reinholz, assistant professor of mathematics education
23/1/2019
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Graham Hodges, Colgate University – Black New Jersey
The history of enslaved people isn’t limited to the South. Graham Hodges, professor of history at
22/1/2019
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