ESP Opening: Learning Day 2012
To kick off the first Educational Support Professionals' Learning Day, Provost Gilda Gely honors Candy Norder and Former President Anne Mulder talks about resilience.
Astronomy and poetry - Jocelyn Bell Burnell
World-renowned physicist, Professor Jocelyn Bell Burnell, looks at how poetry portrays astronomy.
Engineering a better quality of older life - Tom Kirkwood
Professor Tom Kirkwood, Director of the Institute for Ageing and Health at Newcastle University, explores how the ageing process is influenced by a broad range of lifestyle and environmental factors
Paediatrics : Clinical Examinations - CNS Examination of Smell and Sight
This video "Clinical Examinations in Paediatrics: CNS Examination of Smell and Sight" is part of a multimedia-based module by Prof. J. Welbeck, Prof. J. O. Oliver-Comey, Prof. B. Goka, Prof. O. Rodrigues, Dr. E. Badoe, Dr. C. Enweronu-Laryea, Dr. C. Oduro-Boatey, Dr. L. Renner, Prof. Richard M. K. Adanu, and Chris Andrew Yebuah. The module is designed for medical students to assist in preparation for clinical examinations in paediatrics. This module explores basic guidelines for paediatrics as w
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The River Thames, England
This one minute video explains the importance of the river Thames in England and how a wall was constructed to prevent flooding. The River Thames is the second longest river in the United Kingdom and the longest river entirely in England and has supported human activity from its source to its mouth for thousands of years.
The Problem of Dueling Experts
Dueling expert witnesses can give inaccurate view of science. Vanderbilt legal scholar Rebecca Haw suggests preemptive strikes against experts to prevent outliers from giving an unsubstantiated perspective of the facts to jurors.
Moctezuma II (Parte 3/5) - Documental en español
Este documental conducirá al antiquísimo corazón de México en busca de la civilización perdida de los aztecas y de su último gran regente: Moctezuma II (1466-1520). (10:01)
ISS Update: e-Textiles, Alerting Future Astronauts
NASA Public Affairs Officer Lynnette Madison talks with students from the University of Minnesota about wearable technology, or e-textiles, containing visual, tactile and audio sensors to alert future astronauts in the event of an emergency. Questions? Ask us on Twitter @NASA_Johnson and include the hashtag #askStation. For the latest news about the space station, visit http://www.nasa.gov/station.
Hannah Greatwood - 60 seconds research
Hannah Greatwood, Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Nutrition at Leeds Metropolitan University has only 60 seconds to describe her research interests.
Rediscovering the common wealth - Geof Wood
Professor Geof Wood of the University of Bath investigates our human motivations for sustainable behaviour beyond our own immediate interest.
Colorblind Dogs
Elizabeth and Caitlin and their pets Sassie and Chime are agility dogs who've been in training since they were puppies. They noticed that some of the obstacles in the agility course are the same color. They always thought dogs were colorblind. No one could say Sassie and Charm aren't colorful, but their DragonflyTV question is: Can our dogs see colors or are they really colorblind? (5mins)
Generating Electrical Voltage
In this interactive resource adapted from the Wisconsin Online Resource Center, learn how a generator converts mechanical energy into electrical energy. Investigate the principle of magnetic induction by moving a conductor through a magnetic field to see how voltage is generated. Explore factors that influence the amount of voltage generated, such as the angle, speed, and length of the conductor and the strength of the magnetic field. In addition, learn the left-hand rule that describes the rela
Pair Bonding: Twins Reflect on Time at Duke
Two sets of twins spent the last four years together as students at Duke University. They discuss what being a twin means for their relationships and identity.
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