# Nancy Knowlton
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nancy knowlton is a coral reef biologist and a former Sant Chair for Marine Science at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.
== Life ==
She graduated from Harvard University, and from the University of California, Berkeley, with a PhD. She was a professor at Yale University, then joined the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama.
She is an adjunct professor of marine biology at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography.
Dr. Nancy Knowlton on “Why Healthy Oceans Matter”.
Dr. Nancy Knowlton spoke at the Kansas City Library on May 29th on Why Oceans Matter. We bring you her talk, this evening.
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Hazards: Stories about encountering danger in the field
Part 1: In his early twenties, Jonathan Feakins goes above and beyond for his job as a West Nile virus mosquito technician
Part 2: While working as a coral reef biologist in Panama in 1989, Nancy Knowlton and her young daughter are taken into the custody of the Panamanian military when the U.S. in…
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Following a taste of our Ocean Climate webinar with Senator Jeff Merkeley (D-OR), David interviews 13-year-old Dakota Peebler (Heirs To Our Oceans), for her take on the state of the Ocean and chats with coral ecologist Dr. Nancy Knowlton on why she’s still optimistic.
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First Coast Connect: Environmental bright spots
A lifelong coral researcher, Nancy Knowlton is no stranger to the dark realities of environmental decline. In fact, she and her husband, Jeremy Jackson, also a renowned marine scientist, were once known as "Drs. Doom and Gloom" on the lecture circuit. But Knowlton came to believe doomsaying withou…
Environmental bright spots
A lifelong coral researcher, Nancy Knowlton is no stranger to the dark realities of environmental decline. In fact, she and her husband, Jeremy Jackson, also a renowned marine scientist, were once known as "Drs. Doom and Gloom" on the lecture circuit. But Knowlton came to believe doomsaying withou…
First Coast Connect: Environmental bright spots
A lifelong coral researcher, Nancy Knowlton is no stranger to the dark realities of environmental decline. In fact, she and her husband, Jeremy Jackson, also a renowned marine scientist, were once known as "Drs. Doom and Gloom" on the lecture circuit. But Knowlton came to believe doomsaying withou…
69. Tech that Enables Remote Work & Learning (Nancy Knowlton)
Nancy Knowlton is the co-founder and CEO of Nureva Inc., an award-winning technology company that builds audio conferencing solutions that supports hybrid meetings and learning experiences. There are many important elements to effective learning and collaboration. The ability to hear clearly is on…
Making Waves, Episode 12 - Nancy Knowlton, President + CEO, Nureva
In 1987, Nancy Knowlton co-founded SMART Technologies Inc alongside husband David Martin in Calgary, Canada. The company's interactive whiteboard changed the way people worked and learned in meeting rooms and classrooms.
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I Love It When A Pull Plan Comes Together
"I Love It When A Plan Comes Together"
Hannibal Smith had it half right. A plan is a beautiful thing when it comes together — but on a real jobsite, it only comes together when the people doing the work are the ones who build it.
This episode, Robert sits down with Nialli's Nancy Knowlton and Alan…
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