BS 152 is our 12th annual review episode. In 2018 nine new books were featured and the subjects covered included memory, peri-personal cells, creativity, language, reading, the cerebral mystique, synapses, happiness, emotion and work of Eve Marder. We had 4 new guests and 4 returning guests along with an encore interview with Dr. Eve Marder. This episode includes highlights from all 11 episodes that were released between January and November 2018.
Please see the article by Sam Carana on how a larger and simultaneously more local grid can be implemented, to capture as much of the electricity being generated as possible. Read about how many parts of Europe already have surplus electricity and countries are linking their grids together toimprove efficiency.
WATCH RESTORING THE EARTH ? HOPE IN A CHANGING CLIMATE Is it possible to rehabilitate large-scale damaged ecosystems, improve the lives of people trapped in poverty, and sequester carbon natu?
DEADLINE MARCH 31, 2019 In 2006, the European Association for Decision Making (www.eadm.eu) was pleased to announce the creation of the Jane Beattie Scientific Recognition Award to honor the memory of our late colleague, Jane Beattie. The award is to be made every two years and is intended for researchers who have recently completed the ?
This chart is used as a graphic organizer to help students understand the process of evolution by natural selection. VIDA = variation, inheritance, differential survival and reproduction, adaptation. I use this chart multiple times throughout the unit for each model organism we study, like the stickleback fish, the rock pocket mouse, Galapagos finches, or Kettlewell's moths.
An open house for community members to view the building's new addition ? which includes a student collaboration space ? is slated for 5:30 p.
Mac and cheese. Peanut butter and jelly. Asparagus and ? cannabis oil with a citrusy terpene profile? Welcome to the heady world of cannabis cuisine.
Science can be sweet, when researchers hunger for answers to life-and-death questions ? and marshmallow treats.
For the first time, physicists have directly observed quantum behavior in the vibrations of a liquid body.
Organizers said the event was a success for everyone involved, especially the students.
The appearance at ESF is part of the college’s Earth Week festivities.
Kylie Peltak grew up around farm animals and wants to take care of them because she understands their importance to feeding a hungry world.
Leonardo da Vinci was left-handed, but he wrote and painted with both hands, according to new research from the Opificio delle Pietre Dure of Florence, Italy.
The accreditation shows a facilities? commitment to meet animal care standards.
FLORHAM PARK - When resident Victoria O?Connor was in the third grade at Holy Family School, her class took a field trip that inspired an interest in working with animals.
Madison-based American Family Insurance announced today that it will provide $20 million to the University of Wisconsin-Madison for data science initiatives.