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Satellite Sees Tropical Storm Flossie Hawaii-Bound

Satellite Sees Tropical Storm Flossie Hawaii-Bound
This NOAA GOES-West satellite animation from July 26-29 shows the movement of Tropical Storm Flossie from the Eastern Pacific into the Central Pacific Ocean and approaching Hawaii.

Contact: Rob Gutro
Robert.j.gutro@nasa.gov
301-286-4044
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center

CT Scan of Albatross Brain

CT Scan of Albatross Brain
This video shows the three-dimensional scan of an albatross (Phoebastria immutabilis) skull and brain endocast (shown in blue) taken with high-resolution X-ray computed tomography. The specimen...

Contact: Kendra Snyder
ksnyder@amnh.org
212-496-3419
American Museum of Natural History

3-D Computer Modeling

3-D Computer Modeling
Now, new computer technology is making highly sophisticated biological systems available for viewing by students and researchers. In a new study, a scientist from the University of Missouri's School ...

Contact: Christian Basi
basic@missouri.edu
573-882-4430
University of Missouri-Columbia

Amr Abbas, Beaumont Health System

Amr Abbas, Beaumont Health System
This is Amr Abbas, M.D., director, Interventional Cardiology Research, discussing the clinical trial.

Contact: Angela Blazevski
angela.blazevski@beaumont.edu
248-551-0445
Beaumont Health System

Cockatoos and Object Permanence

Cockatoos and Object Permanence
How do you know that the cookies are still there although they have been placed out of your sight into the drawer? Alice Auersperg and her team from the University of Vienna and Oxford show that "...

Contact: Alice Auersperg
alice.auersperg@univie.ac.at
43-142-777-6101
University of Vienna

Living Lab Combines Research with Outreach

Living Lab Combines Research with Outreach
It's hands-on time at the Museum of Science Discovery Center in Boston. Kids can touch and play their way through scientific exhibits, and even take part in actual science experiments in Living ...

Contact: Valene Marshall
vmarshal@nsf.gov
703-292-2984
National Science Foundation

Cubelets: Small Robots Teach Big Science Lessons

Cubelets: Small Robots Teach Big Science Lessons
These simple robotic cubes are the building blocks of intelligent systems. Cubelets are magnetic, electronic building blocks, each with a small computer inside, that can be connected in many ...

Contact: Valene Marshall
vmarshal@nsf.gov
703-292-2984
National Science Foundation

Potassium Channel Blocked by Water (2 of 2)

Potassium Channel Blocked by Water (2 of 2)
Simulation of potassium channel. Watch water molecules fill the cavity behind the selectivity filter. The potassium channel does not recover because water molecules are initially present inside the ...

Contact: Kevin Jiang
kevin.jiang@uchospitals.edu
773-795-5227
University of Chicago Medical Center

Do Nose-Lookers Perform Worse than Eye-Lookers When Identifying Faces?

Do Nose-Lookers Perform Worse than Eye-Lookers When Identifying Faces?
Do nose-lookers perform worse than eye-lookers when identifying faces?

Contact: Sonia Fernandez
sonia.fernandez@ia.ucsb.edu
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University of California - Santa Barbara

Accelerating Electrons in the Heart of Earth's Radiation Belts (3 of 3)

Accelerating Electrons in the Heart of Earth's Radiation Belts (3 of 3)
The orbit chosen for the two Van Allen Radiation Belt Storm Probe (RBSP) satellites was critical to making definitive measurements. The satellites had equatorial orbits that cut through the heart of ...

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American Association for the Advancement of Science

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