• 2008
University Place (TV Series)

Summary PBS Wisconsin offers a virtual lecture hall series that covers a wide range of subjects, including science, economics, the environment, health, art, culture and more. View more details

  • 2008

University Place (TV Series)

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Genres : Documentary

Release date : Jan 13, 2008

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Virtual lecture hall series that covers a wide range of subjects.

Language : English

Production companies : PBS Wisconsin

Summary PBS Wisconsin offers a virtual lecture hall series that covers a wide range of subjects, including science, economics, the environment, health, art, culture and more. View more details

Details

Genres : Documentary

Release date : Jan 13, 2008

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Virtual lecture hall series that covers a wide range of subjects.

Language : English

Production companies : PBS Wisconsin

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Jan 13, 2008
Adoption and the Adoption Triad
Aug 02, 2023
GenteFuerte: Entrenamiento de fuerza de por vida
Sep 06, 2023
Kente Quilts: My Journey
TaMara Howard, owner of Folk Quilts, describes the centuries-old history of the colorful and symbolic Ghanaian textile called Kente, and shares her own quilting projects featuring Kente textiles and designs.
Sep 12, 2023
Frederick Douglass: Freedom's Voice
Greg Lampe, Professor Emeritus in the UW Colleges Department of Communication Arts, is interviewed by Wisconsin Public Radio Host Norman Gilliland about the life of 19th-century orator, writer and abolitionist Frederick Douglass. Recorded September 13, 2023.
Oct 17, 2023
Chemical Glassware as Functional Sculpture
Daniel Kelm, Book Artist at his Wide Awake Garage studio, explores the history of chemists and their glassware, and how the glassware's functionality and beauty inspire Kelm's artistic work. Recorded October 18, 2023.
Oct 18, 2023
Indigenous Representation in Literature for Children
Author Angeline Boulley, an enrolled member of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, writes young adult fiction about her Ojibwe community in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Her new novel, "Warrior Girl Unearthed," was released in May, 2023. Recorded on October 19, 2023.
Oct 31, 2023
What Are Cells and Could They Be More?
Scott Coyle, Assistant Professor in the Department of Biochemistry at UW-Madison, shows stunning video of living cells and demonstrates how cells can be thought of as technological tools rather than just "biology." Recorded on November 1, 2023.
Nov 06, 2023
Will Wisconsin Become a Climate Haven?
Wisconsin State Climatologist Steve Vavrus, UW-Stevens Point professor Anna Haines, and journalist and author Alexandra Tempus discuss the possibility of climate-induced migration to Wisconsin. Recorded November 7, 2023.
Nov 07, 2023
Human Stem Cells 25 Years Later: Where are We?
Su-Chun Zhang, Professor of Neuroscience in the UW School of Medicine and Public Health, reflects on the history of human embryonic stem cell research, applications for treatment of disease, and where stem cell research is headed in the future.
Nov 13, 2023
Phosphorus and a World Out of Balance
Dan Egan, author of "The Devil's Element: Phosphorus and a World Out of Balance," talks with Wisconsin Public Radio host Norman Gilliland about the life-sustaining qualities as well as the potential deadly effects of this essential element. Recorded November 14, 2023.
Nov 14, 2023
The Case for Blueberry by Cranberry Hybridization
Fernando de la Torre, Graduate Student in the Cranberry Genetics and Genomics Laboratory at the USDA Agricultural Research Center - Wisconsin, describes the historical and present-day research in blueberry by cranberry hybridization. Recorded November 15, 2023.
Nov 27, 2023
Wisconsins Lost Coastal Communities
Amy Rosebrough, Staff Archaeologist with the Wisconsin Historical Society, describes the dozens of small communities which sprang up along the eastern shores of Wisconsin in the mid to late 19th century. Recorded August 9, 2023.
Dec 03, 2023
Ukraine and Russia: Prelude to War
David McDonald, Professor in the Department of History at UW-Madison, is interviewed by Wisconsin Public Radio host Norman Gilliland about the historical relationship between Ukraine and Russia, including their cultural similarities and differences and the forces that led up to the current conflict. Recorded June 20, 2023.
Dec 18, 2023
Energy 101
Andrea Strzelec, Program Director of Masters of Engineering in Engine Systems at UW-Madison, describes what energy is, how it differs from power, and why understanding energy helps us make decisions in our everyday lives. Recorded July 12, 2023.
Dec 22, 2023
Buttermaking in Wisconsin
Gina Mode, Assistant Coordinator of Cheese Industry and Applications, and Ben Ullerup Mathers, Research Cheesemaker, from the Center for Dairy Research at UW-Madison, share the history of butter, how it's made, and the impact it has on Wisconsin. Recorded July 26, 2023.
Jan 08, 2024
Wisconsin Weather Safety and You
Kurt Kotenberg, Warning Coordination Meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Green Bay, talks about how to prepare for severe weather, and how to keep safe when severe weather strikes. Recorded August 23, 2023.
Jan 17, 2024
Investigating Glacial Lake Yahara
Eric Carson, UW-Madison Division of Extension faculty member, shares his research on the glacial lake which covered the footprint of the modern Four Lakes of Madison and persisted for several thousand years following deglaciation. Recorded October 4, 2023.
Jan 24, 2024
StrongBodies: Strength Training for Life
Angela Flickinger, Program Manager for Healthy Eating and Active Living at UW-Extension Madison, leads a class through the evidence-based StrongBodies strength training program designed to increase strength, flexibility, and endurance. Recorded August 30, 2023.
Feb 09, 2024
Container Gardening
Lisa Johnson, Horticulture Educator with Dane County Extension, reviews different container types, addresses container soils, shows how to gauge watering and fertilizing schedules, and suggests plants that are well-suited for container gardening.
Feb 09, 2024
Legacy Trees and the Prairie Savanna Project
Matt Noone, Environmental Resources Planner with the Capital Area Regional Planning Commission and Cindy Becker, Southern Driftless Grasslands Project Manager with the Driftless Area Land Conservancy, introduce legacy tree and prairie savanna community science projects.
Feb 09, 2024
Preserving the Harvest
Becky Gutzman, Retired Extension Educator with UW-Extension Columbia and Dodge Counties, shows how to safely preserve your summer garden bounty for the rest of the year using up-to-date methods and equipment.
Feb 09, 2024
Preventing Bird-Window Collisions at Your Home
Brenna Marsicek, Director of Communications and Outreach with the Southern Wisconsin Bird Alliance, shares the science behind why birds hit windows and provides recommendations on ways to make windows more bird-safe.
Feb 09, 2024
Sharpening Garden Tools
Alena Joling, owner of Moleta: Artisanal Sharpening, explains how to take care of your bladed garden tools in order to maximize their lifespan and save your hands from undue stress.
Feb 09, 2024
Simple Steps to a Beautiful Rose Garden
Diane Sommers, President of the American Rose Society, shares advancements in rose quality and variety, suggestions on roses best suited for Wisconsin, and information on growing roses for the home gardener.
Feb 20, 2024
AI Safety and Ethics in a Time of Generative AI
Yonatan Mintz, Assistant Professor in Industrial and Systems Engineering at UW-Madison, explores the uncertainties around AI safety and ethics, and how to identify where design intersects with societal concerns.
Mar 12, 2024
Can You Dig It? Paleontology and Eons
Kallie Moore shares stories of her work as a science communicator on the PBS series, Eons.
Mar 18, 2024
A Sand County Almanac at 75: Stories About the Essays
Stanley Temple, a professor emeritus in forest and wildlife ecology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, explains the significance of Aldo Leopold's landmark book of conservation literature. Temple shares stories behind the famous essays.
May 08, 2024
How Museums Care for Collections and Carry Stories
Sarah Anne Carter explains how objects convey powerful stories about people and culture.
May 08, 2024
How Museums Care for Collections and Carry Stories
Sarah Anne Carter explains how objects convey powerful stories about people and culture.
Jun 17, 2024
American Indians and the American Dream
Kasey Keeler talks about federal Indian policy and American Indian suburbanization.
Jul 08, 2024
Presidential Rhetoric
Allison Prasch examines the use of rhetoric by 20th century U.S. presidents.
Sep 27, 2024
The Effects of Video on Early Childhood Development
Heather Kirkorian, professor of human development and family studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, describes the positive and negative impacts of screen media on attention, learning and play in infants and young children.
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