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The Tightrope of Drug Approval
Join R. William Soller to explore the delicate balance of scientific, economic and political forces shaping the development of drugs and their approval. Learn how the patient perspective has driven change in the FDA. Find out what's amiss in the drug approval process that contributed to some of the recent celebrated drug safety problems.
Forgiveness for Health & Healing
Nurse Practitioner JoAnne M. Saxe explores the profound connection between forgiveness and health. If you believe that you or a significant other may need to do some forgiveness work, this is your opportunity to gain some resources to use to begin your journey.
Emerging Energies Technologies Summit 2007: Plenary Addresses
This conference on Emerging Energies Technologies takes an unbiased look at how the United States can make the transition from dependency on carbon-based fuels to a sustainable alternative fuels-based future. In this program, Paul Roberts, author of The End of Oil and Amory Bloch Lovins, author of Winning the Oil Endgame and cofounder of the Rocky Mountain Institute, give the plenary addresses.
CCAT: From Lab to Market
Take a look at a San Diego-based consortium that supports translational research and development and some of the new technologies it assists.
Forum Fronterizo: Borderless Innovation
Baja California Governor Eugenio Elorduy and business leaders from both sides of the US-Mexico border respond to a groundbreaking report on how to stimulate borderless innovation in this event sponsored by the San Diego Dialogue at the University of California, San Diego.
UC Davis Symphony Orchestra: Dvorak, Berg, Copland
The Department of Music at UC Davis presents a concert by the UC Davis Symphony Orchestra, featuring D. Kern Holoman as conductor. The concert includes Alban Berg's Violin Concerto with Benjamin Kreith, 2006 artist-in-residence, and Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring.