Cognitive Radios | Taking Dinosaur Temperatures
Dr. Kaushik Chowdhury from Northeastern University discusses radios that can think, learn and adapt. Then, learn how scientists can measure the body temperatures, and even metabolism, of long extinct dinosaurs.
Mechanisms of Enzyme Action from the course Survey of the Principles of Biochemistry and Molecular B
Survey of the Principles of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - Fall 2006. This course is a comprehensive survey of the fundamentals of biological chemistry, including the properties of intermediary metabolites, the structure and function of biological macromolecules, the logic of metabolic pathways (both degradative and biosynthetic) and the molecular basis of genetics and gene expression.
Inbreeding Depression and the Evolutionary Advantage of Outbreeding
This resource is a detailed manual of protocols and instructional information for carrying out an undergraduate laboratory exercise in plant reproductive biology, evolution, and genetics, including student outlines, instructors notes, suggested questions for laboratory reports, and sample data from a pilot study.
Boiler Bytes: More Purdue sculptures
Purdue's West Lafayette campus is home for many sculptures -- from statues of people who provided inspiration to students to commissioned pieces from internationally renowned artists.
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July 28 - The woman accusing Dominique Strauss-Kahn of sexual assault defends her story and her credibility. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.
In this video, a teacher describes a culminating activity to use in science classes. The students are instructed to act out what they have learned, and the teacher acts as heat, cold,water, etc. Examples described include expansion of molecules and growth of seeds. ( 2:05)
This video features a teacher describing how to use an introduction circle. The circle is an ice-breaking activity and method for learning students' names. ( 2:34)
In this ten-minute video Sal Khan, of Khan Academy, discusses the difference between debt and operating costs. Mr. Khan also discusses the large obligations of Social Security and Medicare
A lot of students don't think that examples like this count as plagiarism. But they're wrong. This video is approximately one minute long.
This is an excellent three-minute video that uses a little humor and animation to explain what plagiarism is.
A perfectly magical video from HubbleCast, with the famous Dr. J. The Andromeda Galaxy is revealed in unprecedented detail in four archive observations from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope. They show stars and structure in the galaxy's disc, the halo of stars that surrounds it, and a stream of stars left by a companion galaxy as it was torn apart and pulled in by the galaxy's gravitational forces.
Why do some tropical storms erupt into monster hurricanes capable of wrecking coastlines? Can they be predicted? (19:37)
Introduction to the Moon for kids. The Moon orbits the Earth; lunar phases; and lunar and solar eclipses. First in a series of three videos. The words appear on the screen as they are being narrated. (04:08)
Introduction to the Moon for kids. This segment includes cultural associations with the Moon, near and far sides of the Moon, and features of the Moon include maria, mountains, and craters. Part 2 of a three-part series. (04:17)
An introduction to the Moon for kids. Covers tides and the Moon's effects on them, then tells the story of the Apollo 11 mission. Part 3 of a three-part series.
An informal account, with lessons interspersed, of how I got Wikipedia started, and a little about my life before and after. This is a brief presentation delivered at OSU's Fischer College of Business as part of their "What If?" conference, about innovation. Part 2 of 2 (05:14)
