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01:06:25 Prof Agustin Fuentes - What makes us human_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - What makes us human_	Prof Agustin Fuentes - What makes us human_ Prof Agustin Fuentes - What makes us human d.n.a. feedback processes speaker 2 speaker 3 speaker 1 speaker 6 speaker 7 speaker 4 human evolution evolutionary biology human lineage biology of gender human behavior material reality causality systems theory sensory system systems semiotic ecosystem 2000000 years genus homo genetic difference incredible genetic effects semiotics libertarian theory broad scale evolutionary time cognition social behavior elementary geometry political philosophy demography animal anatomy blooded animals complex ways sexual dimorphism 25000 years 400000 years 5th lecture contemporary evolutionary philosophical terminology sex 100000 years material evidence human nature gifford lectures contemporary human theories social sciences 1200000 years evolutionary sense genetics brain size essential feature increasingly complex complex systems theory megafauna fingers oral communication biological social scientific terminology vast majority complex social lives evolutionary perspective warm blooded behavior new york university faculty clear evidence processing caledonian crows anthropology eating behaviors ontology notre dame individualism religion and science ethology simply program blue whales tool making cybernetics belief system tools evolutionary history sexually dimorphic sociological terminology 300000 years 1st lecture sociology index genes living things critical factors speaker 5 human issue semantics fossil record brain growth small female geometry reproduction belief emerge time period genetic traits 4000000 years personal life 1000000 years social learning large predators process changing human niche autonomy evolutionary explanation speaker 8 social philosophy social psychology making stone tools human nation abstraction biological anthropologist cognitive psychology sociology feedback loop evolutionary processes structure educational psychology chaos theory literary theory stone tool archaeology From Lesley Middlemass 0 likes 114 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
01:01:45 Prof. Agustin Fuentes - Who are we_ Belief,… Prof. Agustin Fuentes - Who are we_ Belief, evolution, and our place in the world	Prof. Agustin Fuentes - Who are we_ Belief, evolution, and our place in the world Prof. Agustin Fuentes - Who are we_ Belief, evolution, and our place in the world d.n.a. speaker 2 speaker 1 human evolution evolutionary biology human behavior phylogenetics scientific analysis fig tree kinship and descent 2000000 years social system scottish thinkers population genetics genus homo lithics effects primates human capacity cognition gifford lectures fossil record research methods earliest hominids philosophical terminology direct ancestor living things human experience social sciences sociology genetics brain size california berkeley stone tool great time complex social lives philosophy of religion belief systems early hominids anthropology academic staff 6000000 year william robertson eating behaviors cercopithecine monkeys religion and science ethology archaeological artefact types audience member u.k. family creativity large cat tools landscape statistics neurobiology grasping hands macaque monkeys notre dame good deal sociological terminology d.n.a. sequence term belief sociology index people movement hominin fossils 3000000 years common ancestor psychotherapy gifford lecture genealogy early cluster recent single origin hypothesis behavior specific lineage minute details large predators personal life genetic genealogy education terminology caption complete contemporary society social landscape social philosophy social psychology 1st evidence faith practices deep roots evolutionary processes daily lives psychology educational psychology 4000000 years analysis speeding cars academic administration coming lectures evaluation methods human story archaeology From Lesley Middlemass 0 likes 34 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
01:03:14 Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a… Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a healthy life. Prof Debby Bogaert	Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a healthy life. Prof Debby Bogaert Born in a microbial cloud: gatekeepers of a healthy life. Prof Debby Bogaert Part of the College's inaugural lecture series.Recorded 12 November 2018.Abstract: It was only 350 years ago that the… d.n.a. bacteriology speaker 2 speaker 3 speaker 1 micro biome death improve diagnostics human genome project physicians millennium development goals general population effects infectious diseases projects low income countries geography terminology healthy environment immunology developmental pattern cystic fibrosis demography vaginal delivery microbial cloud global health baby mice biological systems train physicians scientists barrier function bacteria medical terminology genetics good guy virus-related cutaneous conditions vaccines gram positive infectious disease potential pathogens respiratory tract pediatrics role model severe disease formula feeding coming year infant study respiratory infections ecclesiastical titles human genome projects cryptographic algorithms child mortality family respiratory system 1st month microbial community young children mental problems respiratory diseases prestigious award cardiology pneumonia day human microbiome 1st time district hospital lot lower nobel price inaugural lecture pneumonia school types breast feeding cmvm immune system huge problem health care education terminology broad spectrum role status caption complete economics terminology 1st year medical school michael ecosystem human genome orange group community composition green group healthy children college of medicine and veterinary medicine human head and neck nobel prize acute respiratory infections dominator profile academic administration intensive care medicine biotechnology From Peter Crooks 1 likes 159 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
03:43 Skin cancer in (under) five minutes. Skin cancer in (under) five minutes.	Skin cancer in (under) five minutes. A very (!) brief introduction to skin cancer. d.n.a. pale skin ultraviolet radiation u.v. cancer case fatality process skin cell carcinoma dermatology caption complete clinical medicine melanoma chemotherapeutic percent location contrast mutation edinburgh medical school non-melanoma skin cancer differences matters carcinoma effects fatality protect immunotherapies cells common skin cancer worrying From Jonathan Rees 0 likes 181 plays 0 Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created June 22nd, 2016
20:30 Physics matters! Physics matters!	Physics matters! Physics underpins much of modern medicine. Dermatology in particular requires an understanding of the physics of ultraviolet radiation. In this video I summarise the key concepts, with an eye always… earlier video broad range u.k. ultraviolet radiation u.v. d.n.a. color summer holiday uva spectrum concepts in physics annual u.v. typical u.k. separating u.v.b. skin dermatology uva error theme action spectrum female u.v. caption complete clinical medicine human behavior human communication light sources scattering radiation length visible light electromagnetic radiation electromagnetism theme action spectrum nuclear physics edinburgh medical school u.v.b. area theme web colors uva penetrates optical spectrum therapy effects radiobiology iarc group 1 carcinogens radiation exposure u.k. citizen biological effects 100 units electromagnetic spectrum gamma rays white shirt light trousers and shorts behavior sun inducing error thema skin cancer physics From Jonathan Rees 0 likes 89 plays Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created June 8th, 2016
14:49 Skin biology: pigmentation Skin biology: pigmentation	Skin biology: pigmentation What is the purpose of human pigmentation? How does it work and what happens if skin pigmentation is not suited to the environment? This video is designed for year 1 students and those in the (new)… d.n.a. pale skin ultraviolet radiation facultative pigmentation u.v. color skincancer hats concepts in physics ultraviolet radiation exposure libertarian theory young boy cutaneous conditions sun hat skin dermatology sufficient amounts caption complete minimize damage harmful effects d.n.a. damage web colors red arrows medicine pigmentation skin anatomy arresting image dark skin nuclear physics edinburgh medical school skin color cell carcinomas radiation effects optical spectrum effects melamine pigmentation surrounding keratin contemporary art individualism normal skin color electromagnetic spectrum feel melamine biology terminology young girl red hair melanin pigmentation bright red hair political philosophy basal cell keratin ascites body regions melanin protect skin cancer visible spectrum sun block vision d.n.a. repair From Jonathan Rees 0 likes 256 plays 0 Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created April 4th, 2016
05:09 Should you lie in the sun? Should you lie in the sun?	Should you lie in the sun? A brief recap of the various arguments for and against sun exposure in relation to human health. d.n.a. pale skin ultraviolet radiation cardiovascular cancer people skincancer uvr philosophical terminology argument evidence skin dermatology caption complete develop vitamins damage instance medicine medical terminology nutrition straightforward convincing vitamin number effects position mythologists exposure benefit dermatologists common opinion skin cancer disorder From Jonathan Rees 0 likes 111 plays 0 Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created February 25th, 2016

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