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Parting the waters, Part 2: Carl Drews on wind setdown research

NCAR researcher Carl Drews discusses the results of a computer modeling study that shows how a sustained wind can temporarily lower water levels. The research he describes arose out of his master's t...

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Eileen Moyer - Gender, sexuality and HIV in urban Africa

Eileen Moyer Gender, sexuality and HIV in urban Africa - YouTube...

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Dialing in New Tools for Cell Repair

One Cell to Rule Them All - Interview with Prof. Gordon Keller at the University of Toronto - YouTube...

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Illuminating the Pathway to Computing for Mississippi Women...

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Adapting Taylor series to fractional differential equations. Krishnasamy et al. "Numerical Solutions of Fractional Differential Equations by Using Fractional Taylor Basis." IEEE/CAA Journal ...

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Carleton 3MT 2013 - Richard Webster

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Waste Heat Harvesting...

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Extreme Loading on Concrete Structures - Edvard Bruun - University of Toronto

Extreme Loading on Concrete Structures - Edvard Bruun - University of Toronto. How do engineers safely design the skyscrapers, tunnels and bridges that shape our urban environment? It all starts with ...

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Carleton 3MT 2013 - Cassandra Verardi

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A Conversation with Dean Ben Vinson III, Understanding Childhood Obesity with Jody Ganiban

Childhood obesity is a national epidemic. It affects 12.5 million U.S. children and adolescents—a figure that has more than doubled in the past 30 years. Yet despite growing concern over this health c...

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Molecular triads may bridge the efficiency gap in artificial photosynthesis. We report the modular synthesis of donor–photosensitizer–bridge–acceptor (D–P–B–A) triads and D–P dyads for the formation o...

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Waiting in Line Can Harm Your Health

Hate waiting? The APQ Model Could Change Your Life – Interview with Prof. David Stanford - YouTube...

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Sequencing Catalog of Lassa/ Cell Aug. 13, 2015 (Vol. 162, Issue 4)

An international collaboration generates a sequencing catalog of 200 Lassa virus genomes. Unlike the latest Ebola virus outbreak that is fueled by human-to-human transmissions, Lassa virus infection m...

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Smart Polymers to Control Cell Interactions...

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Cognitive and Neural Benefits of Teaching Spatial Thinking...

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Bringing the Internet Back from the Brink

Bringing the Internet Back from the Brink. With "the internet of things" bringing billions more devices online, we need a plan to avoid a cataclysmic collapse of the wireless world....

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Science Commons

Introduction to Science Commons. Since “scientists are the ultimate remixers”, there needs to be an easy way for them to share and distribute upstream data. Just as Dylan did in “A Shared Culture” he...

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NCX-mediated Subcellular Ca2+ Dynamics Underlying Early Afterdepolarizations in LQT2 Cardiomyocytes

(5) NCX-mediated Subcellular Ca2+ Dynamics Underlying Early Afterdepolarizations in LQT2 Cardiomyocytes ...

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Women Advancing Through Technology...

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Melting Glaciers and Water Supply - Lauren Somers - McGill University

Melting Glaciers and Water Supply - Lauren Somers - McGill University. I study the ways that climate change affects water resources in mountain regions using a combination of field and computer modeli...

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