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A Novel View of How the Brain Processes the Visual World (1 of 1)

A Novel View of How the Brain Processes the Visual World (1 of 1)
This video includes the introduction and summary of our research. The visual information on the external world comes into your brain, and different “features” (e.g., color and shape of an object in ...

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For Tiny Objects, a Coat of a Different Color (2 of 2)

For Tiny Objects, a Coat of a Different Color (2 of 2)
Video demonstration of the assembly of FeIII-tannic acid films on particle templates. This video relates to a paper that appeared in the July 12, 2013, issue of Science, published by AAAS. The ...

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3 Years Ago

3 Years Ago
We humans can remember events in our lives that happened years ago, with those memories often surfacing unexpectedly in response to sensory triggers: perhaps a unique flavor or scent. Now, researchers...

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3 Years Later

3 Years Later
We humans can remember events in our lives that happened years ago, with those memories often surfacing unexpectedly in response to sensory triggers: perhaps a unique flavor or scent. Now, researchers...

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<i>Caurinus tlagu</i>, Hopping

Caurinus tlagu, Hopping
This video shows the new species, Caurinus tlagu, hopping.

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How to Collect the New Species, <i>Caurinus tlagu</i>

How to Collect the New Species, Caurinus tlagu
This video shows how to collect the new species, Caurinus tlagu.

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New Video Reveals NASA is 'Spinning a Webb'

New Video Reveals NASA is 'Spinning a Webb'
NASA is spinning a "Webb," and it is not about a spider, it’s about a part of the James Webb Space Telescope that is being "spin-tested" in a centrifuge to prove it can withstand the rigors of space ...

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Gene Therapy

Gene Therapy
This videoclip explains the mechanisms of the gene therapy used by researchers at San Raffaele Telethon Institute for Gene Therapy, in Milan.

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TRMM Sees Chantal's Rainfall Rates

TRMM Sees Chantal's Rainfall Rates
On July 8, NASA's TRMM satellite saw Tropical Storm Chantal's heaviest rainfall happening at a rate of over 115.5 mm/hr. (~4.5 inches) near Chantal's center where thunderstorms reached heights of over...

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Scientific Audience

Scientific Audience
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