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57:17 Bradford Seminar: "Disaggregating… Bradford Seminar: "Disaggregating Vulnerability to Floods"	Bradford Seminar: "Disaggregating Vulnerability to Floods" Eric Tate is a Professor in the Princeton University Center for Policy Research on Energy and the Environment. He conducts research in the areas of flood hazards, social inequity, and water… c-pree climate change disaster at risk communities eric tate vulnerability characteristics places flood profiles profile exposure lot bit approach tracks populations things idea indicators equity question approaches From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 1 plays Date November 6th, 2023 Speaker Eric Tate Department CPREE Location Wallace Hall 300
03:03 Therapy is for Westerners: Inadequacies Measuring… Therapy is for Westerners: Inadequacies Measuring Bangladeshi Anxiety & Depression, Imaan Khasru, UG '23 (2267901)	Therapy is for Westerners: Inadequacies Measuring Bangladeshi Anxiety & Depression, Imaan Khasru, UG '23 (2267901) Most tools to assess & diagnose psychological disorders are developed in the West via testing on Western populations, and then used on non-Western populations. We assume these tools are reliable… prd23 princeton research day undergraduate research whitman college psychology bangladesh american experience data science depression anxiety measures populations americans bangladeshis disorders america tools study studies recommendations threshold participants country countries population majority diagnosis From Research Princeton Research Day 6 likes 143 plays Date May 5th, 2023 Speaker Imaan Khasru, UG '23 Department Psychology
02:36 Uncovering Social Pathways to Economic Mobility… Uncovering Social Pathways to Economic Mobility for West African Women in the U.S., Danielle (Dani) Samake, UG (2265866)	Uncovering Social Pathways to Economic Mobility for West African Women in the U.S., Danielle (Dani) Samake, UG (2265866) How do immigrant and second-generation West-African women conceptualize and navigate economic and social class hierarchies in US higher education and workplace contexts? I argue that women from this… prd23 princeton research day undergraduate research yeh college sociology american experience pathways mobility paper lives interviews contexts class princeton communities populations transitions agencies government descendants experiences lens implications groups insight From Research Princeton Research Day 0 likes 43 plays Date May 4th, 2023 Speaker Danielle (Dani) Samake, UG Department Sociology
58:19 Bradford Seminar: "Do Health Disparities… Bradford Seminar: "Do Health Disparities Narrow with Pollution Disparities? Evidence from California"	Bradford Seminar: "Do Health Disparities Narrow with Pollution Disparities? Evidence from California" Danae is an Assistant Professor at the School for the Future of Innovation in Society and the School of Sustainability in Arizona State University. Danae's research studies the distributional… danae hernandez-cortes c-pree bradford seminar series pollution disparities asthma populations attainment concentrations levels outcomes california counties ozone decrease patients population coverage question air lot bit justice From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 2 plays Date March 20th, 2023 Speaker Danae Hernandez-Cortes Department C-PREE Location Wallace 300
03:00 Evolution by Pesticides, Yeraldi Loera, G1… Evolution by Pesticides, Yeraldi Loera, G1 (3958324)	Evolution by Pesticides, Yeraldi Loera, G1 (3958324) In an increasingly polluted world, contaminants have become a significant threat to biological homeostasis and may be eliciting rapid evolutionary responses in exposed wildlife populations. In 1980,… evolution pesticides genomics alligators. #prd22 populations genes responses selection alligators wildlife pesticide workers contaminants protection alligator response effects study dysfunction abnormalities cases body chemical From Research Princeton Research Day 2 likes 66 plays Date April 27th, 2022 Speaker Yeraldi Loera Department Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
02:59 Displaced By Your Own: How Working-Class East… Displaced By Your Own: How Working-Class East Asians Perceive the Role of Co-Ethnics in the Gentrification of Flushing, Queens, Angelica Qin UG '23 (3949038)	Displaced By Your Own: How Working-Class East Asians Perceive the Role of Co-Ethnics in the Gentrification of Flushing, Queens, Angelica Qin UG '23 (3949038) Once bustling ethnic enclaves, many Chinatowns in the United States have now begun to undergo a rapid process of gentrification. Much of the academic and popular discourse surrounding this topic… gentrification gentrifying gentrifier boba #prd22 class asians landlords perceptions flushing interviews residents businesses buildings luxury themes phenomenon populations ability neighborhoods chinatown question jp harms From Research Princeton Research Day 3 likes 85 plays Date April 27th, 2022 Speaker Angelica Qin, UG '23 Department Sociology
01:04:30 Bradford Seminar: "Flood Vulnerable… Bradford Seminar: "Flood Vulnerable Populations: Who's Exposed And Who Recovers?"	Bradford Seminar: "Flood Vulnerable Populations: Who's Exposed And Who Recovers?" Water and destruction garner the attention in flood disasters, and drive research and policy emphasis on physical processes and built environment impacts. But the main reason we care about floods is… eric tate flooding population climate change disaster c-pree bradford seminar series vulnerability lot flood floods places measures processes understanding disasters impacts populations scale census resources characteristics dimensions income indicators From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 6 plays Date October 4th, 2021 Speaker Eric Tate Department C-PREE Location Zoom/Virtual
03:02 Developing and Applying an SEIR Model to Evaluate… Developing and Applying an SEIR Model to Evaluate US Cities’ Emergency Housing Responses to Homelessness During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Carla Dias, UG '21 (2312020)	Developing and Applying an SEIR Model to Evaluate US Cities’ Emergency Housing Responses to Homelessness During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Carla Dias, UG '21 (2312020) The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed some deep problems in the ways that the US handles public health issues amongst vulnerable populations. One group that has been particularly affected is the homeless… prd21 housing cities model population admissions cases pandemic systems populations scenario deaths seattle diversity things situations sir possibility future burden icu From Research Princeton Research Day 3 likes 110 plays Speaker Carla Dias, UG '21 Department Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
03:01 But Do You Recall, Why Reindeer Populations Rise… But Do You Recall, Why Reindeer Populations Rise and Fall?: A Theoretical Model of Reindeer and Warble Flies, Ingrid Koester, UG '21 (2313694)	But Do You Recall, Why Reindeer Populations Rise and Fall?: A Theoretical Model of Reindeer and Warble Flies, Ingrid Koester, UG '21 (2313694) Reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) are arctic large-bodied herbivores that have long-term population fluctuations. Although multiple underlying mechanisms might contribute to these fluctuations, the… prd21 models parasites species flies warble host populations reindeer implications render characteristics role cycles predictions bob regions conservation disease livelihoods significance From Research Princeton Research Day 3 likes 121 plays Speaker Ingrid Koester, UG '21 Department Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
01:02:08 Bradford Seminar Series: "Cities on the… Bradford Seminar Series: "Cities on the Climate Frontlines: Evaluating Urban Climate Change and Policy Responses"	Bradford Seminar Series: "Cities on the Climate Frontlines: Evaluating Urban Climate Change and Policy Responses" Angel Hsu, assistant professor of public policy and the environment, ecology and energy program at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, will present “Cities on the Climate Frontlines:… angel hsu c-pree bradford seminar series climate change urban policy climate cities actors emissions lot action change question governance actions heat companies strategies governments government paris island targets energy populations From Broadcast Broadcast Center Staff 0 likes 8 plays Date April 5th, 2021 Speaker Angel Hsu Department C-PREE Location Zoom/Virtual
01:08:47 SOS_13Feb2021_SDuffy SOS_13Feb2021_SDuffy	SOS_13Feb2021_SDuffy host viruses populations virus mutations range mutation fitness protein environment genome tomato population rna evolution era hosts lot humans lab From PPPL Admins 0 likes 41 plays
01:11:14 The Ambitions of Government: Sovereignty and… The Ambitions of Government: Sovereignty and Control in the Ancient Countryside	The Ambitions of Government: Sovereignty and Control in the Ancient Countryside law romans history empire cities power language territory things rome institutions kind point form jurisdiction communities control brent augustus populations From Classics Classics SCAD 0 likes 37 plays Date May 12th, 2017 Speaker Clifford Ando Department Classics Location Aaron Burr Hall
01:23:23 CORONAWATCH PODCAST CORONAWATCH PODCAST	CORONAWATCH PODCAST lot africa kind continent government coronavirus countries police things response bit thing measures ebola responses cases pandemic aids populations kenya From Nivedita Mallina 0 likes 159 plays Department PIIRS
01:32:37 Culture vs. Consciousness: A Core Human Tension Culture vs. Consciousness: A Core Human Tension	Culture vs. Consciousness: A Core Human Tension Most creatures are adapted to their environment. Humans are, in many ways, a notable exception to this, having adapted to the process of transition between environments rather than to any particular… consciousness culture humanities things question fact population cultures lot evolution thing place problem populations heather madison land language rules frontiers wisdom From Evelyn Behling 0 likes 2,616 plays Date April 29th, 2020 Speaker Bret Weinstein, 2019-2020 James Madison Program Visiting Fellow, Princeton University and Heather E. Heying, 2019-2020 James Madison Program Visiting Fellow, Princeton University. Moderated by Robert P. George, McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence; Director, James Madison Program, Princeton University. Department James Madison Program, Politics Location Zoom Webinar