Vimeo Science Video

Identifying Sources of Eroded Sediment with a Bayesian Model...

Vimeo Science Video

Ambiguous signaling in evolutionary game theory...

Exercise First, Quit Later

Exercise First, Quit Later...

Video abstract: Potential relative misidentification in familial searching

Video abstracts for my paper "The influence of relatives on the efficiency and error rate of familial searching" with Erin Murphy, Yun Song, and Monty Slatkin. ...

Cannabinoid Receptors Control Incidental Learning

(5) Cannabinoid Receptors Control Incidental Learning ...

Duke's Jed Rose, PhD, Talks About the Latest Research in Smoking Cessation

Jed Rose, PhD, director of the Duke Center for Nicotine and Smoking Cessation Research, talks about the latest research in smoking cessation. Rose is the co-creator of the nicotine skin patch. The cen...

Vimeo Science Video

Temperature Effects on Bioactivity of Growth Factor...

Unlocking the Alzheimer’s Mystery

Alzheimer's Disease: Destroying the Fabric of our Brains – Prof. David Westaway - YouTube...

Language Identifier

Language Identifier project for the Bilingual Annotation Task Force. Language mixing in natural speech. Kelsey Ball, Kristopher Novak, and Gualberto Guzman...

Vimeo Science Video

Women Advancing Through Technology...

Creating a Safe Home for Stem Cells

Overcoming the Limitations of Stem Cell Therapies - Interview with Prof. Molly Shoichet - YouTube...

Vimeo Science Video

Designing Interdisciplinary STEM Curriculum for Impact...

Helicobacter pylori Senses Urea as an Attractant through Its Chemoreceptor TlpB

Helicobacter pylori Senses Urea as an Attractant through Its Chemoreceptor TlpB - Live cultures of wild-type H. pylori and a mutant lacking the chemoreceptor TlpB (ΔtlpB) were exposed to a urea microg...

A Quantum Leap in Online Security

Security in the age of quantum computing - Interview with Prof. Michele Mosca - YouTube...

James Pau - 3 Minute Thesis 2012

James Pau from the Faculty of Engineering, The University of Auckland presents his 3 Minute Thesis: Towards a Befitting Ironman Suit: Interpreting the Electrical Activity of Muscle for Rehabilitation....

Vimeo Science Video

Predicting Ecological Shifts in the Northwest Atlantic...

Vimeo Science Video

FIRST TWO: Improving STEM Persistence in the First Two Years...

Where We Come From | Washington University

Where We Come From. Ever wonder where we really come from? Washington University graduate student Cole D. Pruitt explains the connection between the stuff we’re made of, burping stars and nuclear past...

Vimeo Science Video

Improving the Quality of Protein Sequence Alignments...

Vimeo Science Video

Investigating Proportional Relationships...