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Science Communication Lab
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Science. Stories. Impact.
We engage the public and educational audiences around what science is and why it matters by using high-quality documentary filmmaking to explore the nature of science, the stories of scientists, and the broader implications for society.
Visit our website at www.scicommlab.org and make sure to sign up for our newsletter so you never miss a film, update or event invite!
Formerly iBiology. iBiology is now part of the Science Communication Lab.
Please visit our other UA-cam channels for more films & free videos:
- Wonder Collaborative: Feature Length Documentaries exploring the Wonder and Awe of Science
- iBiology Techniques: Technique driven videos such as a microscopy course
- iBiology Science Stories: Stories of discovery and the series "How I became a scientist"
- iBiology Career and Professional Development: Advice and training videos on how to navigate a career in science and beyond
We engage the public and educational audiences around what science is and why it matters by using high-quality documentary filmmaking to explore the nature of science, the stories of scientists, and the broader implications for society.
Visit our website at www.scicommlab.org and make sure to sign up for our newsletter so you never miss a film, update or event invite!
Formerly iBiology. iBiology is now part of the Science Communication Lab.
Please visit our other UA-cam channels for more films & free videos:
- Wonder Collaborative: Feature Length Documentaries exploring the Wonder and Awe of Science
- iBiology Techniques: Technique driven videos such as a microscopy course
- iBiology Science Stories: Stories of discovery and the series "How I became a scientist"
- iBiology Career and Professional Development: Advice and training videos on how to navigate a career in science and beyond
The Trainee Podcast: Build Your Research Community (Trailer)
The Trainee Podcast: Build Your Research Community (courses.ibiology.org/catalog/TTP/SP/)
Produced by the Science Communication Lab (sciencecommunicationlab.org/)
In this podcast, we interview a diverse set of scientists about advanced mentor-mentee relationship topics. Through these thoughtful conversations, we explore concrete strategies and approaches to address common, but challenging, issues you might encounter with your research mentor or Principal Investigator (PI).
Sign up for free to get...
- 7 short episodes on working better with your PI and navigating sticky mentor-mentee issues
- 12 fantastic expert guests providing guidance and strategies to build a great relationship with your PI
- Insight into what your PI might be thinking at critical times in your training career
*** Sign up today @ courses.ibiology.org/catalog/TTP/SP/ ***
This podcast has been developed with support from a National Institute for General Medical Sciences grant (R25GM139147).
Schnoes, A.M., Veguilla, R., Behrman, S.L., Branchaw, J.L., Butz, A.R., Goodwin, S.S., The Trainee Podcast: Build Your Research Community. iBiology Courses. May 13, 2024. courses.ibiology.org/catalog/TTP/SP/
Produced by the Science Communication Lab (sciencecommunicationlab.org/)
In this podcast, we interview a diverse set of scientists about advanced mentor-mentee relationship topics. Through these thoughtful conversations, we explore concrete strategies and approaches to address common, but challenging, issues you might encounter with your research mentor or Principal Investigator (PI).
Sign up for free to get...
- 7 short episodes on working better with your PI and navigating sticky mentor-mentee issues
- 12 fantastic expert guests providing guidance and strategies to build a great relationship with your PI
- Insight into what your PI might be thinking at critical times in your training career
*** Sign up today @ courses.ibiology.org/catalog/TTP/SP/ ***
This podcast has been developed with support from a National Institute for General Medical Sciences grant (R25GM139147).
Schnoes, A.M., Veguilla, R., Behrman, S.L., Branchaw, J.L., Butz, A.R., Goodwin, S.S., The Trainee Podcast: Build Your Research Community. iBiology Courses. May 13, 2024. courses.ibiology.org/catalog/TTP/SP/
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Coming Home: The Journey of a Puerto Rican Scientist - ASL interpreted version
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Dr. Mónica Feliú Mójer heads home to Puerto Rico to explore how culture, community, and identity have shaped her work as a scientist and science communicator. For the non-ASL interpreted version, please head here: ua-cam.com/video/WNdX_C2jaac/v-deo.html For Educators: Access free teaching resources at sciencecommunicationlab.org/science-videos/monica-feliu-mojer/ ~About the Film~ “Coming Home” ...
Coming Home: The Journey of a Puerto Rican Scientist
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Dr. Mónica Feliú Mójer heads home to Puerto Rico to explore how culture, community, and identity have shaped her work as a scientist and science communicator. For the ASL interpreted version, please head here: ua-cam.com/video/-jVDvmAKhmA/v-deo.html For Educators: Access free teaching resources at sciencecommunicationlab.org/science-videos/monica-feliu-mojer/ ~About the Film~ “Coming Home” is a...
Coming Home: The Journey of a Puerto Rican Scientist - Trailer 2
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Dr. Mónica Feliú Mójer heads home to Puerto Rico to explore how culture, community, and identity have shaped her work as a scientist and science communicator. Watch the film here: ua-cam.com/video/WNdX_C2jaac/v-deo.html For the ASL interpreted version, please head here: ua-cam.com/video/-jVDvmAKhmA/v-deo.html For Educators: Access free teaching resources at sciencecommunicationlab.org/science-v...
Coming Home: The Journey of a Puerto Rican Scientist - Trailer 1
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Dr. Mónica Feliú Mójer heads home to Puerto Rico to explore how culture, community, and identity have shaped her work as a scientist and science communicator. Watch the film here: ua-cam.com/video/WNdX_C2jaac/v-deo.html For the ASL interpreted version, please head here: ua-cam.com/video/-jVDvmAKhmA/v-deo.html For Educators: Access free teaching resources at sciencecommunicationlab.org/science-v...
Nitrogen Cycling by Microbes in Native Hawaiian Culture | Decoding Ancestral Knowledge
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Hawaiian microbiologist Kiana Frank takes us to a sacred fish pond and explains how traditional knowledge and microbiology can work together to help us understand how to care for and manage the land. For Educators: Access free teaching resources at sciencecommunicationlab.org/science-videos/hawaiian-fish-ponds/ ~ About the Film: Decoding Ancestral Knowledge ~ Enter the captivating world of scie...
How Geobacter Microbes Produce Electricity | Electric Microbes
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Trailblazing microbiologist Gemma Reguera introduces us to her favorite microbe, the electricity-producing Geobacter, and describes how her research opened the door to a new field of study: Electromicrobiology. For Educators: Access free teaching resources at sciencecommunicationlab.org/science-videos/geobacter/ ~ About the Film: Electric Microbes ~ Trailblazing #microbiologist Gemma Reguera in...
Fighting Antibiotic Resistance with Phage Therapy
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Phages have been battling bacteria since the dawn of time. Evolutionary biologist Paul Turner explains how phages could be harnessed to fight the rising threat of antibiotic resistance, and it’s not what you think! For Educators: Access free teaching resources at sciencecommunicationlab.org/science-videos/phage-therapy/ ~ About the Film: How to Kill a Superbug ~ Phages, the natural viral advers...
The Marvelous World of Microbes Trailer
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Enter a magical world of #microbes and #puppetry in our upcoming series: The Marvelous World of Microbes Watch Now: ~ How to Kill a Superbug: ua-cam.com/video/l2i7T3Eoha0/v-deo.html ~ Electric Microbes: ua-cam.com/video/cXARtgRHFsM/v-deo.html ~ Decoding Ancestral Knowledge: ua-cam.com/video/SrANdtOFPC4/v-deo.html Subscribe to our channel to be notified of when new films premiere. Science. Stori...
Homology-Directed Repair: How the Cell Edits DNA After a CRISPR-Induced Break
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Sometimes DNA breaks because of insults like x-rays, UV rays, or genetic scissors (e.g., CRISPR-Cas9). DNA breakage can have serious consequences if not corrected. Luckily, the cell has mechanisms to repair those breaks, including one known as homology-directed repair. In this fun animated clip, scientists describe how homology-directed repair works in an accessible way. You’re left with a haik...
Nobel winners Doudna, Charpentier discover how CRISPR Cas9 gene editing works | Good Chemistry
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Discovering the CRISPR system: Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna's Nobel Prize-winning research revolutionized gene editing. Learn about their groundbreaking experiments and collaboration that transformed CRISPR into a powerful gene editing tool. For Educators: Access free teaching resources at sciencecommunicationlab.org/science-videos/crispr-nobel-prize/ ~ About the Film: Good Chemis...
The CRISPR Apostle: Rodolphe Barrangou
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www.iBiology.org For millennia, humans have been harnessing #microbes to produce everything from breads, to cheeses, to alcohol. Now these tiny organisms have produced another powerful revolution - the gene editing tool CRISPR. Rodolphe Barrangou, Ph.D., was working at the food company Danisco, where he was trying to produce yogurt lines resistant to contamination. In a series of groundbreaking...
Healthy Mom, Healthy Baby: The Impact of Prenatal Depression on Maternal and Infant Immunity
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www.iBiology.org Have you wondered why certain people develop allergies? In this 2022 Share Your Research Talk, Justine Noel describes these prenatal exposures may be coming from the mom’s psychological stress. Her thesis research aims to identify immune signatures related to maternal prenatal psychological stress and infant allergy eczema risk. She studied maternal and infant cohorts and obser...
International Voices 2022 Share Your Research Series
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www.iBiology.org As part of the 2022 Share Your Research Talk series, #scientists describe their experience in the global research community. The 2022 Share Your Research series features Ph.D. students and postdocs giving talks about their research and discoveries. Six scientists were selected from a large pool of talented individuals from around the globe. Except where otherwise noted, this wo...
Bacterial DRAMA: Dispute Results in an Anti-Microbial Agent
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www.iBiology.org There’s a lot of drama in bacterial competition for nutrients. In this Share Your Research Talk, Dylan describes his thesis research on two soil bacteria that compete over nutrients. One of these #bacteria combines amino acids and fatty acids to create a newly discovered antibiotic. Dylan discovered how this antibiotic attacks another type of bacteria, essentially starving it o...
Tinkering with Nature’s Tools: The CRISPR Pioneer Feng Zhang
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Tinkering with Nature’s Tools: The CRISPR Pioneer Feng Zhang
Dylan McClung, PhD interview, Share Your Research Series
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Dylan McClung, PhD interview, Share Your Research Series
A Winding Life Through Science: Virginia Man-Yee Lee
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A Winding Life Through Science: Virginia Man-Yee Lee
There Are Other Fish in the Sea: Social Density Measurement by the Neuropeptide Pth2
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There Are Other Fish in the Sea: Social Density Measurement by the Neuropeptide Pth2
Lukas Anneser, PhD interview, Share Your Research Series
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Lukas Anneser, PhD interview, Share Your Research Series
Neural Underpinnings of Individual Recognition in the Brain
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Neural Underpinnings of Individual Recognition in the Brain
Isabella Catalano, PhD interview, Share Your Research Series
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Isabella Catalano, PhD interview, Share Your Research Series
Accelerated Development of Papaya Ringspot Virus (PRSV) Resistance in Squash
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Accelerated Development of Papaya Ringspot Virus (PRSV) Resistance in Squash
Swati Shrestha, PhD interview, Share Your Research Series
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Swati Shrestha, PhD interview, Share Your Research Series
Computational Modeling of DNA Communication in the Nucleus
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Computational Modeling of DNA Communication in the Nucleus
Wang Xi, PhD interview, Share Your Research Series
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Wang Xi, PhD interview, Share Your Research Series
Pieces of a Puzzle: T-Cell Activation
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Pieces of a Puzzle: T-Cell Activation
What Happened after the Redwoods Burned?: Fire Among Giants
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What Happened after the Redwoods Burned?: Fire Among Giants
Is this lecture available in English as well?
Came here to begin my understanding of the relationship between calcium ion channels and fibromyalgia. Thank you.
I started taking the medication I bought from #Drapalahealing channel on UA-cam and surprisingly it was working gradually and in 21days everything changed. I am really happy that you cured me naturally & I pray that God strengthens you #Drapalahealing!
Whoever is whining about "intelligent design" should know that we are NOT a design and the universe is finely tuned is an assumption. No, the designer is a stupid designer. Moreover, if cells are too complex to be random, what makes the creator uncreatable? We still do not know exactly how the first cell came into creation, and scientists are still doing research in that topic. "I don't know" is better than "there *must* be a creator" or any other god of the gap's argument. ask any scientist about the first cell. he most likely will reply "I don't know" and ask yourself? You claim you know that this was created by someone in the heavens. which obvious you have no evidence of.
This presentation got me excited about presenting AND about neurobiology
damnnnnnnnnnnnnn
i’m so invested in watching this guy
this guy is super cool damnnnnnnnn
Evolved, OK
Thankfully ❤
2024 damn
Excelent!
Wow, thank you so much for this lecture! These three lectures are maybe the most interesting thing I have ever watched on UA-cam! Thank you! Now I am curious about mosquitos :) they seem to be a different kind of a beast.
Yes,for those of who missed the memos of the Enlightenment, ALL of this evolved! And now we can nano Engineer new materials! Hooray!
Brilliant
This is an amazing video. Thanks for posting!
thank you! i am from 2024 wondering if there has been any progress on healing sick coral
She is great
What is bad/toxic about bupropion + naltrexone?
I so much love Dr Madida on UA-cam for his good heart that he has and for him curing my herpes virus with his herbal medicine I will forever be grateful to him🎉…
The sad news is they dont practice phage therapy in America because they cant patent it. And there its hard to make a profit off of it . The less sick people the less money the medical industries make . Therefore they want to keep you sick and coming back to continue making money .
Great presentation! Very clear and complete. Thank you
You've gifted me with a whole new awareness of my amazing country's birds.
Only the dumbest of the dumb would conclude that evolution did this.
I actually agree with you. because even though through science we have all this information, we still are uncertain of our knowledge. but yeah, it's still far promising than concept of god though, so only someone dumbest of the dumb evolutionist will belief that everything was created by some magic man who apparently is eternal ( cells can't be a random chance but yeah , creator can exist without a creator of the creator , the hypocrisy). because evolution is the best we have now. so i as an atheist wont claim that evolution is 100% the answer unlike you ignorant fools. dont worry, if you do prove the existence of god, the science community, or atleast me, will convert to any religion as you please.
How awesome is our Creator??? Ron even giggles at how well it's all been designed. Evolution...sure pal...you know why😊 HIS EVIDENCE IS IN ALL CREATION.
With this bacteria, should we be around people?
29:51/30:01 Confirming a hypothesis? Surely we want to reject a null hypothesis? Excellent lecture. Thank you, Prof. Patel.
As a human biology graduate from the late 1990s it's fascinating to come back to this interesting topic, of which I have a very hazy recollection. Thank you, Professor Patel.
This was a really good lecture. Dude loves his topic
Darwin: It's all random chance Engineer: ????
Creationist: _Strawman argument_ Anybody else: ????
Creationist: Creator created everything The creator of the creator: ???
@@This_is_Primo Godgod created the creator.
@@GuardianSoulkeeper The best explanation to gaps in our understanding is "We don't know" and creationists don't seem to digest that. Why would complexity be a sign of a godly sign? The creatures we see exhibit BAD DESIGN. (Which supports evolution btw) It's simply that our minds are anthropic. just because we humans think it's complex, doesn't make it a universal truth.
Thank you for very well explain a complicated concept.
thank you for the educational info
always in Jennifer Doudna’s shadow 😂
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I rescued some frog eggs from the pool and somehow that led me here lol. Has been fascinating watching them develop and grow! Initially I found tadpoles already several weeks old when we went to open the pool (late) for summer. They were living into the rainwater that had collected on the tarp. So I saved those and let them grow into lil froglets. Just as they were almost done, I realized when it rained the frogs didn't much care that the pool was now open/had chlorine in it. They were still going there and laying eggs! So today I managed to get the eggs out and have been watching them develop all day with help of my camera zoomed super far in. It's wild how fast they developed, in less than 24hr there are many that look like tiny tadpoles and are starting to twitch around. So I came here to learn about the different stuff I was seeing and understand what's going on. I just find it fascinating to watch!
It is so depressing to see "science communication lab" instead of ibiology 😢 You can just smell corporate takeover. There will be no more extraordinary content like this.
You idiot😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
That's not only interesting. It is also fascinating how their way of life were mentioned. Their friendship is wholesome
Thank you!!!
Amazing film, thanks for sharing these powerful stories!
Delightful! Thank you. This was so much less brain draining than listening to a podcast this morning. I’d much rather listen to stories about crazy fascinating cell behaviors over crazy human politics. I had human histology the semester before last. I kind of wish my uni books mentioned galvanotaxis as a mechanism underlining the phenomenon of epithelial closing. That wasn’t even a listed feature of epithelial tissues.
Fake bs.
Great lecture sir
My son has PCB ( without maths ) in 11 /12 can he apply in MIT for college?
Two Lovely Brilliant Men, Thank you for your contribution to science and biology and for a better understanding for our existence
Great lecture! I was wondering when you said that no drug reproduces sleep patterns, what about dexmedetomidine or other alpha2 agonists? I understood their mechanism is quite similar to locus coeruleus suppression found in falling asleep.
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Beautiful!!!