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UTokyo Open Lectures: Bones

#13 | Closing lecture remarks

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Along with remarks marking the finish of this series of lectures, we would like to consider our “modern age” through the lens of “bones.”

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UTokyo Open Lectures: Bones

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#2 How to build a body that won’t show its age—Preventing osteoporosis

#3 Pains in the joints, pains in the bones

#4 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#5 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#6 Embracing bones—The burial system and human remains in Madagascar

#7 How did people during prehistoric times handle bones?—Reburials and ancestor worship

#8 ”Bones” (solidly reliable element) in the soul to provide support when unemployment is experienced

#9 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#10 The mechanisms shellfish and pearls use to create their “skeletons”

#11 A look at the bones in the body, the “bones” in cells and the “bones” in molecules from the perspective of chemistry

#12 Tensegrity— The “skeleton” that ties together cells and architecture

#13 Closing lecture remarks

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 How to build a body that won’t show its age—Preventing osteoporosis

#3 Pains in the joints, pains in the bones

#4 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#5 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#6 Embracing bones—The burial system and human remains in Madagascar

#7 How did people during prehistoric times handle bones?—Reburials and ancestor worship

#8 ”Bones” (solidly reliable element) in the soul to provide support when unemployment is experienced

#9 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#10 The mechanisms shellfish and pearls use to create their “skeletons”

#11 A look at the bones in the body, the “bones” in cells and the “bones” in molecules from the perspective of chemistry

#12 Tensegrity— The “skeleton” that ties together cells and architecture

#13 Closing lecture remarks

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#13 Closing lecture remarks

UTokyo Open Lectures: Bones

Content List

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 How to build a body that won’t show its age—Preventing osteoporosis

#3 Pains in the joints, pains in the bones

#4 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#5 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#6 Embracing bones—The burial system and human remains in Madagascar

#7 How did people during prehistoric times handle bones?—Reburials and ancestor worship

#8 ”Bones” (solidly reliable element) in the soul to provide support when unemployment is experienced

#9 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#10 The mechanisms shellfish and pearls use to create their “skeletons”

#11 A look at the bones in the body, the “bones” in cells and the “bones” in molecules from the perspective of chemistry

#12 Tensegrity— The “skeleton” that ties together cells and architecture

#13 Closing lecture remarks

#1 Opening lecture remarks

#2 How to build a body that won’t show its age—Preventing osteoporosis

#3 Pains in the joints, pains in the bones

#4 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#5 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#6 Embracing bones—The burial system and human remains in Madagascar

#7 How did people during prehistoric times handle bones?—Reburials and ancestor worship

#8 ”Bones” (solidly reliable element) in the soul to provide support when unemployment is experienced

#9 Structure and maladies of facial bones

#10 The mechanisms shellfish and pearls use to create their “skeletons”

#11 A look at the bones in the body, the “bones” in cells and the “bones” in molecules from the perspective of chemistry

#12 Tensegrity— The “skeleton” that ties together cells and architecture

#13 Closing lecture remarks

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