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When Science Meets Fiction
Alysson Muotri and creator & director Tim Disney discuss the real issues explored by this film.

Stem Cells and Curing Blindness
Karl Wahlin hopes to use tiny retinas developed from stem cells to cure blindness.

San Diego Workforce Partnership Opportunity Summit
Young adults, industry, and policy makers join to create inclusive work environments.

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The Stem Cell Channel takes a deep dive into the science and impact of stem cells.

Modern Oceanography & the Changing Arctic Ocean
Learn more about the ecological implications of changing sea ice conditions in the Arctic.

When Science Meets Fiction
Alysson Muotri and creator/director Tim Disney discuss real issues explored by this film.

World Cinema Saturdays
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The Perspective from Africa - Yonas Beyene: The Archaeology of Konso-Gardu...	The Perspective from Africa - Lyn Wadley: The Origin and Development of Fi...
The Perspective from Africa - Himla Soodyall: So Where Do We Come From?	The Perspective from Africa - Berhane Asfaw: Assessing Claims for the Earl...

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Prostate Cancer

08/13/2019

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in the United States. The good news is that it is treatable in the early stages. This series of experts in the field is designed for patients, families, caregivers, health care providers and all those interested in information and tools to make informed decisions about treatment. … Continue reading

Honoring the Legacy of an Urban Planning Pioneer

08/08/2019

Leo Estrada built a legacy fighting for civil rights, voting rights and equal representation for Latinos during his 40-years at the Luskin School of Public Affairs at UCLA. Estrada was a pioneer in the field of urban planning, providing his expertise to the U.S. Census Bureau throughout his career. Estrada passed away in 2018, and … Continue reading

All About the Brain

08/07/2019

Explore the immensity of the human brain, its billions of neurons and trillions of connections, and the research that is helping us understand more about this complex and amazing organ. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory’s popular lecture series returns with four new episodes each relating to the brain. The lectures are aimed at a middle and … Continue reading

The Truth 24 Times Per Second

08/06/2019

The Carsey-Wolf Center’s Spring 2019 screening series at UC Santa Barbara explores the international legacies of cinematic New Waves, including films from France, Cuba, China, Italy, and Iran. Whatever their disparate eras or sources, these selections share an emphasis on stylistic and narrative experimentation, a rejection of traditional film conventions, a sympathetic response to youth … Continue reading

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Hollywood’s mythic Golden Age started with the first “talkies" in 1927 and lasted until roughly the late 1950's, when small independent films began to make inroads and television’s increasing popularity changed society's entertainment habits. The studio-dominated Golden Age incorporated the glamour,...

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6:00 AM	The Historical Exclusion of Minority Elected Officials & The Modern Fight for Minority-Majority Districts
7:00 AM	Free Speech and the University: Historical Roots and Current Challenges with Erwin Chemerinsky, Dean of Berkeley Law
8:00 AM	U.S. and Chinese Grand Strategy and the Remaking of the Rules-Based Global Order - Herb York Memorial Lecture
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