From: MSN Video on Sat, Nov 06 2010 1:30 PM

Nov. 6: Reese Halter with Cal Lutheran University talks about using bees to fight terrorism because of their heightened scent detection, ability to learn the process quickly and their 98% accuracy in detection, opposed to sniffing dogs who are 71% accurate.

From: ResearchChannel on Thu, Feb 12 2009 9:10 PM

Introduces "A Gene x Environment Epidemiology Study" of natural disasters and factors that influence natural disasters and terrorism studies. From the Series:Epidemiologic Aspects of Military Post-Deployment Health Conditions, Natural Disasters and Terrorism

From: ResearchChannel on Thu, Feb 12 2009 9:09 PM

Introduces effective telephone survey method designs for studying natural disasters and terrorism and evaluates relevant example studies. From the Series:Epidemiologic Aspects of Military Post-Deployment Health Conditions, Natural Disasters and Terrorism

From: ResearchChannel on Thu, Feb 12 2009 9:09 PM

Provides theories explaining consequences of natural disasters and terrorism and introduces study sampling design and issues. From the Series:Epidemiologic Aspects of Military Post-Deployment Health Conditions, Natural Disasters and Terrorism