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DESCRIPTION:A Life in Research\nResearch is the fuel that drives innovation
  and progress. The work of a researcher is often fascinating\, frustrating
 \, challenging\, and rewarding. Meet some of 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ’s most prom
 inent researchers\, men and women who have been recognized with major awar
 ds like the Ordre National du Quebec and the Order of Canada. These indivi
 duals have devoted their careers to answering questions no one else has be
 en able to fully answer before. Find out what prompted them to explore the
 ir particular field\, what motivates them\, and what advice they would giv
 e to someone thinking of embarking on A Life in Research.\nEpisode 2: Prim
 ate ecology and media arts\nColin Chapman is the Canada Research Chair in 
 Primate Ecology and Conservation. His research uses experimental and obser
 vational approaches to determine how plant communities influence animals\,
  and how animals influence their environment. Much of his research has foc
 used on primates.\nChristine Ross is the James 91Ë¿¹ÏÊÓƵ Chair in Contemporar
 y Art History. Her main field of research is contemporary media arts: the 
 relationship between media\, aesthetics and subjectivity\; augmented reali
 ty\; and reconfigurations of time and temporality in recent media arts.\n
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SUMMARY:Primate ecology and media arts\, 10:30
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