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Author: Deborah Baremberg

B.A. & B.Sc. in Cognitive Science (Neuroscience/Psychology and Linguistics streams); Minor in Politics, Law, and Society

[Profile] Aaron Eger, Role of Parrotfish Community Composition as an Indicator for Species Richness in Bajan Coral Reefs

Aaron Eger is proof that there is biology research can be more than pipetting and cell cultures. He has come a … More

aaron eger, author profile

[Photo] The Borexino Experiment

“BOREXino” refers to an experiment performed by an international collaboration centered on solar neutrino physics. Neutrinos are released in radioactive … More

borexino, gran sasso, light concentrator, neutrino, scintillator, solar neutrino physics

[Photo] Bikini (Atoll)

What do a popular bathing suit style and a nuclear testing site have in common? Their name. Fun fact: “Bikini” … More

bathing suit, bikini, bikini atoll, marshall islands, nasa, us army

[Photo] What Does A Social Network Look Like?

Jeffrey Heer and Danah Boyd are co-founders of the powerful program Vizster, a software which allows users to visualize online social networks in clean, … More

facebook, friendster, jeffrey heer, social network, socializing, valentines day, visualization, vizster

[Photo] An Augmented Reality Sandbox

The Augmented Reality (AR) Sandbox was created by the joint forces of the Tahoe Environmental Research Center (TERC) of the University … More

ar sandbox, augmented reality, education, geography, interactive education, keckcaves, lakeviz3d, terc, topography

[Photo] Tongariro Crossing, aka Mt. Doom

Tongariro Alpine Crossing is located in Tongariro National Park – New Zealand’s oldest national park and a dual cultural and … More

lord of the rings, lotr, mt doom, new zealand, Ngauruhoe, Tongariro, volcano

[Photo] Glowing Catsharks: Biofluorescence at Work

Anyone who has heard of GFP should know that some marine organisms – such as corals and jellyfish – can … More

biofluorescence, catshark, fish, nsf, Scyliorhinus retifer

[Photo] Your Next Hiking Trip: Paria Canyon

The Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness is a wilderness area created by the United States Congress in 1984 to protect the … More

adam marland, arizona, canyon, paria, paria canyon, photography, vermilion cliffs

[Photo] Sundarbans, Bangladesh

Mangrove forests are on the decline, yet they are precious havens for many endangered species. The largest remaining mangrove forest … More

Bangladesh, forest, mangrove, river, Sundarbans

[Photo] Light-In-A-Ball

Light and matter seem to be two completely separate types of stuff, but an accumulating body of research is showing … More

light-matter interaction, matter, nanofiber, nanofibre, night, oist

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