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Video: Cellular and Molecular Research: An Exciting Time To Be a Scientist

SEPT. 28, 2001 | The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and two partner campuses have received a $6 million grant for a complex project to link biomedical researchers around Arkansas. See the complete announcement here.

Biomedical research involves highly sophisticated machines and can yield important scientific discoveries. Richard Kurten, Ph.D., director of the Digital and Confocal Microscopy Laboratory at UAMS and Charlotte Peterson, Ph.D., director of the cDNA Microarray Core Facility at UAMS, discuss their work and show the amazing world to be seen through cellular microscopes. (3.33 min.)    

The video is in three different formats: Quick Time, Windows Media, and Real Player. 

Download any of the free software from the links below.
QuickTime Player here.
Windows Media here.
Real Player here.

Dale Seidenschwarz and Michael Morris are the videographers. Seidenschwarz is the video editor. Elizabeth F. Shores is the producer.

Links on This Page

Here: http://www.uams.edu/today/092701/partners.htm
Free Quick Time Download: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download
Free Windows Media Download: 
http://windowsmedia.com/download/download.asp
Free Real Player Download:
http://www.real.com/player/index.html?src=010924realhome_1

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08/08/03