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Could life evolve on a tidally-locked planet that is extremely hot on one side and extremely cold on the other? Find a materials list and written instructions for this astrobiology science project on our website: https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fair-projects/project-ideas/MicroBio_p038/microbiology/astrobiology-tidal-locking-habitability-microbiology?ytid=tTPIdqicIC0&ytsrc=description
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1:55 Start of procedure (collecting water sample)
2:11 Sterilizing containers
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Let's talk about deep q-learning, a popular reinforcement learning algorithm
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Watch the process as the Biomodeling & Biomeasurements Lab creates 3D-printed constructs that look like tissue and human organs. A quad-extension bioprinter was built in-house at Stevens Institute of Technology by using other commercial, off-the-shelf resin printers to make its necessary components. This low-cost design can help close the gap between organ fabrication and transplantation and is a step forward in making it more affordable and available for future patients.
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Use a living plant as a capacitive touch sensor to make your own biohybrid robot! New to Arduino? Check out our full tutorial series here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlBVuTSjOrclb0iCMSRpS_H1lSrlSVeEm&si=fKyoI1aB9iRW98yT
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Meet Damini Jordan & Johan Santana who are students from Renaissance Youth Center in Bronx, New York. Damini and Johan used #coding to create Blind Stick & Blind Glasses, an upgraded and hands-free version of a blind stick that beeps when the censor is activated. Their motivation for their project is to improve the lives of people with visual impairment.
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Geofences are virtual borders around a physical location that can be used to trigger events when a user enters or exists the region. This video answers the most commonly asked questions about geofencing, how it works, accuracy, and viable use cases.
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This video shows you how to create a joint detection model that can detect whether someone performed an exercise properly. Written instructions and example code are available on the Science Buddies website:
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0:27 Setting Up the Google Colab Environment
1:12 Importing Libraries
2:16 Collecting the Data
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Ever noticed that parks are cooler than streets on hot days? Different surfaces absorb heat differently. In this science project, we'll use temperature and satellite data to identify urban heat islands in a city and investigate how surface types affect temperature.
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0:39 Step 1 - Set up your ArcGIS Online Account
0:48 Step 2 - Save your map and give it a title
1:18 Step 3 - Add your data layers
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