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How It's Done: Next Level Whale Watching, with Drones By Sascha Zuger published 17 February 20 Marine science researchers with the The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa are using drones to gain newfound insight into the behaviors, physical cost of migration and humanity’s impact on marine mammals.
uHandy Turns Camera on Smartphone into Microscope For STEM Learning By TL Editors published 11 November 19 UHandy is a digital microscope attachment for your handheld smart device.
The Incredible Edible Egg Eggcyclopedia: Candling By TL Editors published 7 October 19 This Eggcyclopedia is a searchable dictionary for all things having to do with eggs.
Vernier Software & Technology Launches Two New Physiology Tools By TL Editors published 28 August 19 "Human physiology is the physics and chemistry of how our bodies work and is the foundation of biomedical science," said John Melville, Ph.D., Director of Biology at Vernier Software & Technology.
It's Okay to Be Smart: Why Are Some People Left-Handed? By TL Editors published 12 August 19 August 13th is Left-Hander's Day.
Explore Color Through Science with "Color Uncovered" eBook By TL Editors published 29 May 19 It explores a range of science topics related to color, including colorblindness, light refraction, optical illusions, the "feelings" of color, painting, and pigment.
Smithsonian's National Zoo By TL Editors published 8 April 19 See real-time zoo habitats 24 hours a day.
Teach Biology, Ecology and More With ARKive's Vast Digital Library By TL Editors published 4 April 19 ARKive is a digital library that contains more than 100,000 high-quality videos and photographs of the world's animals, plants, and fungi.
Ted Ed: How to Master Your Sense of Smell By TL Editors published 18 March 19 March 21st is Fragrance Day
Zooniverse Brings Real-World Research into Classroom By TL Editors published 6 March 19 Students choose research projects that range from transcribing documents from Shakespeare's era to cataloging galaxies through Galaxy Zoo.
