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What a fantastic talk from a humble but erudite professor, his lover of nature and science, and fellow scientists who shaped his career in every word, every smile, and every chuckle. So inspiring.

Thank you ,Walter

Thank you ,Walter

cool cant wait to study with you!

such a wonderful, brilliant man. He will be missed.

Thank you to all! So grateful for all you bring to UC Davis.

Thank you to all. Thank you Prof. Emeritus Henry Spiller for bringing Indonesian culture of gamelan and angklung to UC Davis and the US, and for loving Indonesia's traditional music.

Hi Please sir I am need this book ( biochemistry calculate enzyme kinetic by Segal as pdf file ) Thanks

I love all animals including insects. Because Rachel Carson taught us in her book THE SILENT SPRING in the year 1962. American virologist Jonas Salk said : " If all the insects were disappear from the Earth, within 50 years, all life on Earth will end. If all human beings disappeared from the Earth, within 50 years all forms of life will flourish. "

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began lecture on 2/19/23 at 11:55am-1:58pm The first half of the video shows people who were close to the speaker and who have been influenced, inspired, and mentored by him. They show their respects and talk of their memories. I loved the inclusion of his students that he works with and how they discuss the things that he studies, evolutionary biologist and paleontologist who studies fossils and moluscs. He begins his speech by acknowledging the influence from his partner Edith and everyone for how he has come, and where he has benefited. Talks about the beauty of science, the beauty of shells and how these are animals and was so mesmerized as a youth, and through time began to see the challenges and complexity in evolution, powered by questions when not animated by the beauty. He begins to talk about different evolutionary and historical aspects in biology such as enemy selection in the evolution in evolution, organism respond to selection from enemies, and have agency, create and modify their own environment, modify the world that they inhabit, social and group hunting dynamics. I also liked that he compared these patterns to humans and asks, are we really that different? From there he began to take about sustainability and human responsibility as the monopoly species. After his speech, one of my favorite portions of the even was the poem that was read (google form did not work for me so I am commenting here)

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Excellent! A nice tribute to our emeriti and thanks Walter Leal for doing this!

Great symposium!

Very informative

nice work!

Thank you to the organizers of this amazing collection of talks. I will be using these in my courses this year.

0:07 Danila Kolesov 12:04 Marcus Stensmyr 44:10 Sharon Hill 1:07:23 John Pickett 1:48:34 Closing remarks by Walter Leal

00:18 Yael Grosjean 19:21 Mario Pannunzi 42:14 Silke Sachse 1:16:12 Naoko Toshima 1:37:20 Frederic Marion-Poll 2:14:08 Jonathan Bohbot

0:00 Richard Benton 42:16 Ilona Grunwald Kadow 1:03:55 Bente Berg 1:22:09 Benjamin Paffhausen 1:40:49 Greg Jefferis 2:15:34 Xi Chu 2:38:56 Emmanuelle Jacquin-Joly 2:58:51 Julia Mariette 3:18:04 Sylvia Anton

0:01 Guirong Wang 31:22 Katherine Shaw 50:44 Hidehiro Watanabe 1:10:32 Kosuke Tateishi 1:22:49 David Heckel 1:43:36 Alice French

00:01 Melissa Jordan 34:30 Chen-Zhu Wang 54:41 Aniruddha Agnihotri 1:13:20 Pinky Kain

03:17 Teruyuki Matsunaga 23:18 Brian Smith 45:28 Yinliang Wang 1:05:30 Helen Rushby 1:18:40 Paul Szyszka 1:38:45 Nobuaki Tanaka 1:56:42 Paul Cunningham

00:04 Carolina Reisenman 22:21 Craig Montell 42:05 Hany Dweck 1:06:57 Ben Matthews 1:29:37 Ke Dong

00:31 Mahmut Demir 23:06 Erika Plettner 40:19 Jeff Riffell 1:16:00 Anupama Dahanukar 1:52:11 Preeti Sareen 2:09:05 Zepeng Yao

1:55 Interview with Karl-Ernst Kaissling 08:09 Leslie Vosshall 40:29 Jessica Zung 1:05:51 Zain Syed

03:29 Preface by John Hildebrand 12:13 Introduction to the Opening Lecture 13:42 Opening Lecture by Josefina del Marmol 39:16 Commentary by Jon Clardy 45:00 Josefina del Marmol Q&A 1:00:26 Walter Leal 1:24:18 Jason Pitts 1:44:27 Chris Potter

00:14 PDT contributed presentations list 00:30 AEST contributed presentations list 00:51 BST contributed presentations list

Well done!

This is very helpful. Thank you!

I particularly enjoyed the talk on the atmospheric chemistry and it's impact on floral scent and plant pollinators by Jeremy Chan , it's concise and direct that makes it easy for less scientifically inclined people can also comprehend. That dude's going to go places~

Inovio is doing professional, safe trials, and pier review schedule. No data by PR like MRNA!

We need to know what the specifications for an ideal homemade mask might look like. The public needs information on this one aspect of social distancing and getting the economy restarted. All the high tech discussion of chemistry and cellular biology are great, but we need "the mask question" answered with some authority even if the answer is "we honestly don't know".

Excellent work

Well done!

Nice talk！

RIP, seu Gedy.

Outstanding tribute to Prof. Meinwald. Thank you for creating this.

I didn't catch exactly how interesting this is the first time I watched it. I'm curious to know what the purpose of Protein A is for Staphylococcus Aureus. It doesn't cause conformational change when binding to the antibody, so I'm assuming its doesn't aid in immune evasion (or does it?).

Thank you so much! Super helpful!! :)

Can anyone explain why at 10:07 he uses HPO4 concentration .0066 instead of H2PO4 0.0134? I thought you would want to neutralize the H2PO4 with the KOH to get to the remaining HPO4?