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Prof. Gamboa introducing speakers at Viva la Causa: Organizing Farm Workers in the Pacific Northwest during the '60s panel discussion. April 20, 2011, Walker-Ames Room, University of Washington. Photograph by Antonio Salazar.
URI Professor Kunal Mankodiya is on the cutting edge of technological advances in textiles. Mankodiya’s research focuses on smart textiles—wearable items embedded with sensors, electronics and software that can collect data from patients, even though they are at home, and deliver it to doctors. The benefit is that doctors will be able to make more informed decisions remotely, and patients will be more involved with their care. From left, Nicholas Peltier, URI Computer Engineering Senior of Covertry, Prof. Kunal Mankodiya, and Matt Constant, URI Junior in Computer Engineering of West Warwick.
URI PHOTO: Michael Salerno
John Curtin Distinguished Professor
School of Physiotherapy and Exercise Science
Photographer: Adrian Lambert
In 2003 Professor Harding's (right, with Sir Adrian Cadbury) expertise with epilepsy was called upon by the Japanese government when an episode of Pokémon sent 685 people into a fit.
One of the original members of the League of Steam. Jager is an inventor and makes a lot of the League's gadgets. See the League's exploits on youtube!
Oral History Association of Australia and 21st State History Conference, Adelaide, South Australia.
Professor Helen Klaebe, 'Helping ourselves: recording the history of disasters by empowering communities to share their stories with each other'.
Professor Deborah Bowman, our keynote speaker, during the panel sessionProfessor of Bioethics, Clinical Ethics and Medical Law, Institute of Medical and Biomedical Education, St George’s, University of London
Professor Julian Killingley, Professor of American Law conferred the title of Visiting Professor and Visiting Practitioner on guests James Kousouros and Mark George QC.
Oral History Association of Australia and 21st State History Conference, Adelaide, South Australia.
Professor Helen Klaebe, 'Helping ourselves: recording the history of disasters by empowering communities to share their stories with each other'.
M had been waiting all semester for a student to stretch their type, when it finally happened the object lesson that followed was one my favorites.
Thanks Mark.
Ambientes do Centro Estadual de Educação Profissional Professor Paulo Batista Machado em Senhor do Bonfim-BA.
Fotos: Pedro Moraes / SECBA
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia joined Dr. Michael VanRooyen, director of the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative and Dyann Wirth, Professor and Chair in the School of Public Health, in a discussion about the 2014 ebola outbreak in West Africa. Moderator Sheila Burke, MPA, RN, FAAN, led the participants in considering the impacts of ebola and the appropriate responses available to the international community.
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Photograph of Professor James Curran's presentation to CAMERAS 2nd Annual Science Conference: “Volcanoes and snowstorms – effective decision making and public communication in a risky and uncertain world", which took place in Edinburgh on 2 & 3 March 2011.
Presentation entitled: "Can You Speak and Hear at the Same Time?"
Professor Curran is Director of Science & Strategy, SEPA.
For associated video and PowerPoint, please visit:
www.camerasscotland.org/news/cameras-2nd-annual-science-c...
Professor Allott in the Vatican Gardens at the Plenary Session of the Pontical Academy of Social Sciences in 2009.
VMS I White Coat Ceremony.Class photo.Light Hall.VUMC School of Medicine.Vanderbilt University Medical Center..photo: Anne Rayner; VU.....
UTA's 2018 class of Professors Emeriti were honored at the fall Faculty & Associates Meeting.They are:
Faculty receiving the honor include:
• Cheryl Anderson, College of Nursing and Health Innovation
• Ann Bavier, College of Nursing and Health Innovation
• Judy Le Flore, College of Nursing and Health Innovation
• Rebecca Hagar, School of Social Work
• Chien-Pai Han, mathematics, College of Science
• Barbara Raudonis, College of Nursing and Health Innovation
• Jerome Rodnitzky, history, College of Liberal Arts
• Linda Rouse, sociology & anthropology, College of Liberal Arts
• Jim Quick, management, College of Business
Photos by Ellman Photography.