Kirsten Moisio, PT, PhD, professor of Physical Therapy and Human Movement Sciences, has developed an innovative digital anatomy learning tool. Dissect 360 is designed to enable students in grades 6-12 to digitally explore a 3D human brain scanned from a real donor and learn human anatomy through games and puzzles.
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Katherine Naasko1,2 Tvisha Martin1,2 Meredith Mann1,2 Christine Sprunger1,2 Christian Mammana1 describe ACE Protein and how it provides the first solid measurement of organic nitrogen in soils 1W.K. Kellogg Biological Station, Hickory Corners, Michigan, USA.
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This is what the brain clock likes to follow, and that ultimately influences all kinds of biological processes and behaviors, most notably when we wake up and go to bed. This can feel crummy and can have far-reaching consequences for our health, depending on how long it lasts. The latest frontier in this research focuses on metabolic syndrome or diabetes.
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Laifen, a fast-growing Chinese brand known mostly for its powerful blow dryers, has just released its first-ever electric toothbrush — and it is anything but ordinary. It is packed with innovative technological solutions that promise to freshen up your dental care routine. This novel dual-action design helps to achieve high brushing efficiency while still being easy on the gums. We also measured how loud it is with a decibel counting app.
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The Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Indiana University School of Science is one of the nation’s best for students from diverse backgrounds. The American Geophysical Union Bridge Program is designed to increase representation of historically marginalized students in graduate geoscience education. It works with departments nationwide to ensure equitable advising and education practices are implemented.
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Buena Vista University hosted the Western Iowa Science and Engineering Fair for the first time last Saturday. Students from 11 high schools and eight middle schools were given a chance not only to display their projects, but an opportunity to see the higher education possibilities at the Estelle Siebens Science Center. Angel Soft takes four days, while Kleenex hadn’t dissolved after 40 days.
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Colossal has paired up with the conservation giant to create the Avengers Endgame of conservation technology and research. The vaquita, believed to only be represented in the wild by just 10 individuals, is one such species that may benefit from the partnership. In March 2018, there were only two northern white rhino left, both of whom were female.
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FRST is an online national soil fertility database funded and hosted by the USDA. When complete, it will include past and present soil test data from researchers across the United States, including phosphorous and potassium levels, locations, soil type, fertilization trends, and yield outcomes for specific crops. Tao’s eventual goal with this research is to develop a software that can easily generate these strategies for farmers.
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A new study has found something unexpected and scientists aren’t yet sure how to explain it. More than three decades ago, a team of researchers undertook a project near Moosehead Lake to document how songbirds were being affected by commercial forest practices including clearcutting. They found that birds and logging can coexist as long as there are different ages and types of trees present across a large landscape. But, in 2019 concern about birds reached a fever pitch.
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Total solar eclipses happen when the moon passes directly in front of the sun, plunging narrow bands of the Earth into darkness as the moon’s shadow travels along the “path of totality” on Earth. The next total solar eclipse visible from the U.S. will happen on April 8 and will be most visible from parts of the Northeast, the Midwest, and Texas.
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