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UC Riverside

by UCTV

Programs from the University of California, Riverside.

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  1. The Resolution Awakens - UC Riverside

    To promote health and wellness, the Student Recreation Center at UC Riverside created an invigorating video that inspires all UC members to achieve their goals at their respective Rec Centers. Series: "UCTV Prime" [Show ID: 30516]

  2. Where Does Your Water Come From? - Earth 101

    Turn on the faucet, and out pours water — a familiar experience for the majority of us in the United States. But where does this water come from? Daniel Schlenk, a professor of aquatic ecotoxicology at the University of California, Riverside, provides an understanding of the unique aspects of…

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  3. What's Your Carbon Footprint? - Earth 101

    All of us contribute to the greenhouse gas emissions that are causing climate change. But there are ways to reduce our carbon emissions. How we travel, what we eat, what we consume and what we discard are just some of the factors that contribute to our carbon footprint. Louis S. Santiago, an...

  4. What Hollywood Can Teach Us About Our Planet - Earth 101

    Plants have a lot to teach us about how our planet works and movies like the blockbuster film “Avatar,” in which plants play an important role, can inspire us to pay closer attention to them. Jodie Holt, a professor of plant physiology at the University of California, Riverside and the botanical...

  5. Too Many People - Earth 101

    Most of our serious problems in the world today can be traced back to the impact of human populations on the environment. With each person requiring energy, space and resources to survive, the stress on the planet of the world population, currently estimated to be seven billion, is enormous....

  6. UCR: Living the Promise - Technology

    Collaborating between and within the varied disciplines of chemical and electrical engineering, materials science and nanotechnology, UCR researchers are inventing portable biomedical devices that can detect and diagnose contagious diseases. They are designing nanosensors that measure exposure to...

  7. UCR: Living the Promise - Sustainability

    Working in partnership with the USDA, state agencies, conservation organizations, farmers and the general public, UCR’s Center for Invasive Species Research brings together many of the nation’s top entomologists, biologists, geneticists and plant pathologists to develop and implement...

  8. UCR: Living the Promise - Health

    Today, UCR’s uniquely interdisciplinary bioengineering program combines the expertise of biologists, neuroscientists, nanotechnologists, physiologists, mathematicians, geneticists and others to push the boundaries of this dynamic field. From the discovery of powerful new drugs and diagnostic…

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  9. UCR: Living the Promise - Educational Policy

    In addition to shaping the next generation of extraordinary teachers and administrative leaders, UCR’s Graduate School of Education daily impacts the broader landscape of education policy. By collaborating with California community colleges, pioneering research on autism and related disorders…

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  10. Air Fresheners: UC Riverside

    UC Riverside research teams lead nationally recognized efforts to reduce air pollution as Jim Brown reports in the Winter 2011 edititon of “State of Minds.” Series: "Climate Solutions " [Science] [Show ID: 21174]

  11. Financial Crises and Globalization

    Three eminent UC professors analyze both the causes and the possible consequences of the current global meltdown by comparing it with earlier junctures in world history. [Public Affairs] [Business] [Show ID: 16053]

  12. UCR is Composing

    UC Riverside music students showcase their original compositions in a concert performed by students and professional musicians [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 13076]

  13. Gluck Contemporary Dance Ensemble: Action Figures

    Choreographed by UC Riverside faculty and performed by undergraduate students this artistic expression of stylized movement metaphorically addresses the odyssey of college life. The dance is set against a collage of music, varying from rousing marches to rhythmic tribal chants. [Arts and Music]...

  14. Quetzal

    Quetzal, a Los Angeles based musical group, mixes Mexican and Afro-Cuban rhythms, Jazz, R&B, and Rock and is supercharged by the dynamic vocals of Martha Gonzalez. Members are Martha González, Quetzal Flores, César Castro, Juan Pérez, Quincy McCrary, Andy Mendoza. [Arts and Music] [Show ID: 13079]

  15. Tina Nova: Advice to Young Scientists and Entrepreneurs

    Biotechnology executive and entrepreneur Tina Nova, a 1982 doctoral graduate from UCR, addresses the 13th Annual Southern California Conference on Undergraduate Research. Nova is the chief executive officer of Genoptix, Inc., the fourth biotechnology firm she has co-founded in the San Diego area....

  16. After the Rain: Tomás Rivera the Legacy and Life

    Tomás Rivera, well known educator and author, was appointed third Chancellor of the University of California, Riverside, in 1979. Twenty-five years after his death, family, friends, and members of the community gathered together to celebrate his life and legacy. [Humanities] [Show ID: 11118]

  17. 9/11: One Year Later - Acting Locally

    Panel adresses how one community is dealing with the effects of 9/11. [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 6936]

  18. 9/11: One Year Later

    California Attorney General Bill Lockyer on effects of September 11, especially the balance between civil liberty and public safety. [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 6902]

  19. UCR Chamber Ensembles

    UC Riverside Chamber Ensembles perform "Sonata in D Major, Op. 6", Beethoven (piano duet), "Three Songs on Poems of Paul Verlaine", Gabriel Faure (voice and piano), "Quartet in F Major for Oboe and Strings", Mozart, "Fantasy Pieces, Op. 88", Schumann (violin, cello, piano) [Arts and Music] [Show...

  20. Journalism For A New Century

    Bill Kovach, former editor of the New York Times, discusses journalism today at UC Riverside. [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 5880]

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