USS Theodore Roosevelt Conducts Flight Operations. Theodore Roosevelt is underway conducting a tailored ship's training availability off the coast of California.
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TSRI biologist Gabriel C. Lander studies the structures inside cells. He makes a difference through his work with neurodegenerative diseases. Lander is also a TSRI alumnus and he gives back to the community through STEM outreach. Learn more at scripps.edu
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A 20 year journey has led to the first commercial harvest of Arctic® apples. Hear what OSF Founder Neal Carter and former Intrexon CEO Geno Germano think of this momentous occasion.
This video demonstrates the laboratory activity in the lesson plan, "The Science of a GMO." Students use an inquiry-based approach to observe 2 soybean seeds phenotypically through observation followed by genotypically through a simple protein detection test to determine the similarities and differences of a conventional (non-GM) soybean and a GM soybean.
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Lydia Kavina, Theremin
The Radio Science Orchestra
Theme from film Doctor Who, composer Ron Grainer
Live Recording from TED Global Conference
Oxford 2009
Graduate student Christian Braudrick and Professor William Dietrich display the meandering stream they created in a lab, and how their study will be applied to environmental restoration projects on earth, as well as studies of the geography of Mars.
2:48 min. video produced by Roxanne Makasdjian, UC Berkeley Media Relations
Full press release at: http://www.berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2009/10/05_meanders.shtml
Carbon nanotubes are a lot like graphene: both are super-hyped materials that haven’t changed the world the way we hoped they would. At least, not yet. But while producing nanotubes, one research team accidentally found something else: one of the blackest materials on the planet. We explore how nanotubes help comprise Vantablack, and how ultrablack materials are actually used around the world.
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On 3 January 2014 the spring tide combined with a south-westerly gale. The tide rarely comes over the grass at this semi-estuarine location, however on this occasion the marshes that are normally grazed by sheep became, just for a few hours, the sea.