Neurobiology

Erik: What have you found to be the keys to building more effective communities? Stacie: I think more effective communities are built when you bring multi-sector stakeholders to the table. I think an...

Erik: Since we last spoke, what has been the most exciting thing to happen in your life? Stacie Grossman Bloom: I would say that I really got this amazing new job about one year ago. And I think it...

Erik: What role has reflection played in shaping your personal growth? Stacie: I've become a much more sort of reflective person over time. I think, you know, I was in my 20's, I was...

Erik: What is getting easier and what is getting harder in your life? Stacie: I wouldn't say that things are necessarily getting harder and easier so much as they're changing. I think...

Erik: How are you learning to work more effectively across different disciplines? Stacie: I think I'm learning to work more effectively across different disciplines simply by virtue of having...

Erik: How has your scientific training informed your development as a manager? Stacie: Developing managerial skills, as a scientist, is not so easy. It's not one of the skills that you learn...

Well, good evening ladies and gentlemen, especially if this is your first visit to the Royal Society, and a particular welcome to this evening's Francis Crick award lecture. I should introduce...

The most rewarding thing about teaching, for me, is helping students realize their potential. I see a lot of students come into professional school, medical school or dental school, with a very well...

I designed the class called "Pain and Healing: Soothing Action with Words." Ping asked me to come to her class on pain and suffering, actually her class came to my lab and there was...

[music] Leslie: Hello. My name is Leslie Forestat, Extension Specialist with the University of Maine cooperative extension. Today we're going to talk about how children learn and how you as a...