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Cockroaches Outsmart Sugary Traps (6 of 7)

Cockroaches Outsmart Sugary Traps (6 of 7)
This video is an example of a feeding response test with a glucose-averse T164-BC cockroach. The cockroach was deprived of food and water for 24 hours, and screened. Before the assay the antennae, ...

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Cockroaches Outsmart Sugary Traps (5 of 7)

Cockroaches Outsmart Sugary Traps (5 of 7)
This video shows an example of a feeding response test with a wild-type cockroach. The cockroach was deprived of food, but not water, for 24 hours. Before each assay the antennae, maxillary palps and ...

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Cockroaches Outsmart Sugary Traps (4 of 7)

Cockroaches Outsmart Sugary Traps (4 of 7)
This is an example of a two-choice feeding assay with glucose-averse T164-BC cockroaches. 10 adult male cockroaches were given a choice of two agar discs: The red disc contains 1000 mmol per liter D-...

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Cockroaches Outsmart Sugary Traps (3 of 7)

Cockroaches Outsmart Sugary Traps (3 of 7)
This is an example of a two-choice feeding assay with wild-type cockroaches. 10 adult male cockroaches were given a choice of two agar discs: The red disc contains 1000 mmol per liter D-fructose and ...

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Closer than We Thought (2 of 2)

Closer than We Thought (2 of 2)
This is an animation of the orbit of the white dwarf binary star system SS Cygni. The white dwarf and its companion star are separated by just under a million miles, and orbit each another once every ...

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Phasegram (2 of 2)

Phasegram (2 of 2)
Fig. 3 shows the phasegram of a lab-induced vocalization from a sika deer larynx. The air pressure needed to drive the vocal folds was gradually increased during the first part of the experiment (0 - ...

Contact: Christian Herbst
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43-142-777-6101
University of Vienna

NeuroChip (2 of 2)

NeuroChip (2 of 2)
This is a video of the NeuroChip.

Contact: Glenn Harris
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44-023-805-93212
University of Southampton

Zebrafish Larva Hunting

Zebrafish Larva Hunting
This video shows a zebrafish larva hunting for prey.

Contact: Johann H. Bollmann
johann.bollmann@mpimf-heidelberg.mpg.de
49-622-148-6282
Max-Planck-Gesellschaft

Movie of 3-D Image of a Gold Nanocrystal 60 Picoseconds after Excitation with a Laser

Movie of 3-D Image of a Gold Nanocrystal 60 Picoseconds after Excitation with a Laser
The acoustic phonons can be visualized on the surface as regions of contraction (blue) and expansion (red). The diameter of the nanocrystal is 350 nanometers.

Contact: Clare Ryan
clare.ryan@ucl.ac.uk
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University College London

Movie of 3-D Image of a Gold Nanocrystal 110 Picoseconds after Excitation with a Laser

Movie of 3-D Image of a Gold Nanocrystal 110 Picoseconds after Excitation with a Laser
The acoustic phonons can be visualized on the surface as regions of contraction (blue) and expansion (red). The diameter of the nanocrystal is 350 nanometers.

Contact: Clare Ryan
clare.ryan@ucl.ac.uk
44-020-310-83846
University College London

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