The Chief Research Officers of the University of Missouri's four campuses present an overview of topics related to the four tracks for the Missouri Energy Summit 2009: Power Generation; Transportation and Biofuels; Energy ...

This panel of invited speakers at the Missouri Energy Summit 2009 addressed issues relating to energy challenges facing the United States and offered some possible solutions that would be beneficial economically and ...

Missouri Governor Jay Nixon addressed the Missouri Energy Summit 2009, noting Missouri's willingness to embrace technologies that offer alternative fuel sources and emphasizing the state's readiness to be a leader in energy ...

The Missouri Energy Summit 2009 opened with remarks from John F. Carney III, Chancellor of the Missouri University of Science and Technology, Senator Christopher 'Kit' Bond, and Senator Claire McCaskill. T. Boone Pickens ...

Dr. Richard Sayre spoke about biomass resources, including the potential of microalgae to provide a renewable fuel. Dr. Robert Duncan addressed the need for objective scientific method when evaluating new technologies, ...

This panel addressed the challenges associated with coal fired power plants, including environmental issues, economic issues, and intellectual property rights.

Mark Templeton discussed the alternative energies in use in Missouri as well as the opportunities and challenges faced by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. Robert Dixon discussed the World Bank and International ...

Missouri Senator Christopher "Kit" Bond addressed the Missouri Regional Life Sciences Summit 2010 on the importance of making Missouri a biotech corridor.

Legislative and government panel comprised of Missouri and Kansas representatives and leaders examining the role of life sciences in building the regional economy.

Missouri Governor Jay Nixon addressed the Missouri Regional Life Sciences Summit 2010 on the importance of life sciences-related learning and collaboration to the state of Missouri.

The panelists presented corporate perspectives on the building blocks necessary to sustain innovative, profitable partnerships.

University and business community leaders discussed lessons learned from the summit and charting a road map forward.

Jamal Ibdah spoke on the topic "National Movement of Clinical and Translational Science and Drug Discovery."

The panel of Missouri and Kansas legislators discussed the role of the life sciences in building the regional economy.

Krzysztof Ptak discussed the work of the National Cancer Institute's Alliance for Nanotechnology and Cancer in the area of nanotechnology as it relates to cancer research.

Robert Atcher discussed the historical, present and future use of radioisotopes in medicine, including current work done in the field by the Society of Nuclear Medicine.

Dean Chapman discussed the Canadian Light Source, a biomedical research facility open to all researchers.

David Kemper discussed the current state of the life sciences from community and business perspectives.

The Missouri Regional Life Sciences Summit 2010 opened with remarks from Gary Forsee, President of the University of Missouri System, Dr. Brady Deaton, Chancellor of the University of Missouri-Columbia, and Senator Claire ...

This 90-minute video traces the development of the University of Missouri football program from its origins in 1890.