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From captivating documentaries to cutting-edge live broadcasts in HD, UWTV Production has the experience, knowledge and technology to help you meet your communication objectives.

Launch the video selections below to view examples of programs that are being used by the UW community to reach audiences locally, nationally and internationally.

 


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    The Psychology of Blink: Understanding How Our Minds Work
Client: UW Alumni Association

A consistently popular program on iTunes U, this lecture features UW's Dr. Anthony Greenwald describing his research to develop a method (described in Malcolm Gladwell's "Blink") that reveals unconscious thought.


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Advances in Joint Replacement
Client: UW Medicine

Investigate today's hottest health care topics with some of the world's foremost physicians from UW Medicine through UWTV's numerous medical videos. Our programs take you inside the operating room to witness the newest surgery techniques and introduce you to the doctors and researchers at the leading edge of their profession.


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Where Humans and Robots Connect
Client: College of Engineering

The College of Engineering's annual lecture series delivers exceptional UW researchers sharing their work in robotics, sustainable energy, technological revolution and more. "Where Humans and Robots Connect" features Yoky Matsuoka, director of UW's neurobotics lab, discussing her quest to build the ultimate prosthetic: a fully functional replica of the human hand, controlled directly by the brain.


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Cybersecurity
Client: iSchool

The First Pacific Rim Regional Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition - or "Geeks Under Attack!" - tested students' ability to protect enterprise network and business information systems. Hosted by Microsoft, this contest offered a challenging proving ground for nine teams of rising cybersecurity professionals. Computer gurus and ordinary techies alike will find a wide array of programming about computer science and its applications on UWTV.

 

 
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