Monthly Archive:: April 2023

Bistra Dilkina, University of Southern California – In a Warmer World, Half of All Species are on the Move. Where are they going?

On University of Southern California Week: In a warmer world, half of all species are on

Travis Williams, University of Southern California – Making Medicine from Garbage in the Ocean

On University of Southern California Week: Β What to do with the plastic in the ocean is

Thomas Petersen, University of Southern California – Concrete Built Half Our World, But May Be Harming It

On University of Southern California Week: Β Concrete has been an important part of our world, but

Robin Craig, University of Southern California – Without Water, Native American Tribes Hit Hard by the Pandemic

On University of Southern California Week: Β Lack of access to water can bring dire consequences. Robin

This Week on The Academic Minute (2023.04.17)

University of Southern California Week on The Academic Minute 2023.04.17   Monday Robin Craig, Robert C.

The Academic Minute for 2023.04.10-2023.04.14

The Academic Minute from 4.10 – 4.14 Monday Kate Mulligan – University of Toronto Loneliness as

Harvey Chochinov, University of Manitoba – Why is Being a Patient Such a Difficult Pill to Swallow

Being a patient can be difficult for many reasons. Harvey Chochinov, distinguished professor of psychiatry at

William C. Kirby, Harvard University – The End of American Academic Leadership

Just because you’re the best now, doesn’t mean you always will be. William C. Kirby, T.

Meghann Jarchow, University of South Dakota – Working in Our Place for Visionary Sustainability

Thinking locally can lead to a more sustainable future. Meghann Jarchow, chair and associate professor in

Joanne Dickson, Edith Cowan University – Mental Flexibility is Key to Protecting Wellbeing in People with Chronic Pain

Are you in pain? Joanne Dickson, professor of psychology and mental health at Edith Cowan University,