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Charlie Arntzen joined ASU in August 2000 as the Florence Ely Nelson Presidential Endowed Chair and retired in 2016 from the School of Life Sciences and Biodesign Institute. Charlie was the founding Director of the Biodesign Institute.
Important ASU stories include:
1) the creation of the Biodesign Institute,
2) the design and operation of the Biodesign labs,
3) the development of ZMapp to fight Ebola,
4) The New American University - a discussion of the importance of collaboration, and
5) several comments about Presidents Coor and Crow and Provost Glick
- Church, Kathy (Interviewer)
- Arizona State University Retirees Association (Producer)
PART 1 PRE-ASU YEARS 1. Watching Sputnik @ 0:01:36 2. The 60’s – University Education @ 0:02:08 3. 1970 to 2000 Professional Career @ 0:05:09 4. Coming to ASU @ 0:13:25 PART 2 AZ BIOMEDICAL / BIODESIGN INSTITUTE @ 0:17:01 5. Proposition 301 (Glick, Milt) @ 0:17:01 6. Birth of AZ Biomedical Institute @ 0:18:42 7. Biodesign Lab Space: Traditional vs Institute @ 0:21:30 8. Three Institute Research Goals @ 0:24:33 9. The Name Change to Biodesign (Crow, Michael ) @ 0:25:32 10.Glick, Milt / Crow, Michael @ 0:27:30 PART 3 – BIODESING INSTITUTE RESEARCH @ 0:28:59 11. A New Research Approach @ 0:29:01 12. Bio Terrorism Funding @ 0:30:32 13. ZMapp (Ebola) @ 0:31:39 PART 4 – FINISHING TOPICS @ 0:41:03 14. Serving on PCAST @ 0:41:05 15. National Academy of Science @ 0:44:23 16. The New American University @ 0:46:13 17. Driving force in Transition from Silos to Collaboration (Crow, Michael) @ 0:50:42 18. Additional Details on Working with Army on Development of ZMapp @ 0:52:46
Arntzen, Charlie. Interview: 08 May 2019. ASURA Video History Project. © Arizona Board of Regents. https://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.54020
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