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Sinopse
Interviews with biologists about being biologists
Episódios
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11 Ecopoetry with Eric Pianka
24/06/2015 Duração: 05minVisit aodpod.com to view the video version of this episode.
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10 Ted Schultz
13/04/2015 Duração: 59minTed Schultz is a research entomologist and curator in the Department of Entomology at the Smithsonian National museum of Natural History.
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9 Steven Vogel
30/09/2014 Duração: 01h19sDr. Steven Vogel of Duke University is a founding father of the field of biomechanics. During his career he’s studied the physical properties and functional ecology or everything from plants to prairie dogs.
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8 Marlene Zuk
19/08/2014 Duração: 59minInterview with Prof. Marlene Zuk of the Universtiy of Minnesota, an exceptionally talented and influential biologist studying behavioral ecology and sexual selection. She has authored 4 popular books, including her latest from last year, Paleofantasy.
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7 Jerry Coyne
02/02/2014 Duração: 53minProf. Jerry Coyne is an evolutionary geneticist and author of the book Why Evolution is True. He talks with me about religion and science and shares stories from his days as a student.
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6 Bert Hölldobler
08/12/2013 Duração: 01h10minProf. Bert Hölldobler is the premier ant behavioral ecologist. He is perhaps best known for his research collaborations with E. O. Wilson at Harvard, which culminated in winning a Pulitzer Prize. We talk about his career path and his mentors.
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5 Eric Pianka
17/11/2013 Duração: 57minProf. Eric Pianka, aka "The Lizard Man", is an ecologist known for his research on the community ecology of desert lizards and his influential textbook Evolutionary Ecology. We talk about his career, his mentors, and his approach to biological research.
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4 Walter Tschinkel
25/10/2013 Duração: 01h14minProf. Walter Tschinkel is a world-renowned ant researcher and fire ant expert. He was also my undergraduate advisor. We talk about his path in academia and his scientific research philosophy.
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3 Joan Strassmann
02/10/2013 Duração: 55minProf. Joan Strassmann is a leading expert in the field of sociobiology and social evolution. I visited her office at Washington University in St. Louis for a chat about how and why she does science.
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2 May Berenbaum
05/09/2013 Duração: 54minProf. May Berenbaum is a world famous entomologist and a great person. She talks to me about the mentors and collaborators she had througout her illustrious career.
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1 Alex Wild
01/09/2013 Duração: 55minAlex Wild is a PhD ant scientist turned professional insect photographer. I talk to Alex about his path into and beyond academic science.