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Project
CLEA
(Contemporary
Laboratory
Experiences
in
Astronomy)
develops
laboratory
exercises
that
illustrate
modern
astronomical
techniques
using
digital
data
and
color
images.
They
are
suitable
for
high
school
and
college
classes
at
all
levels.
Each
laboratory
exercise
includes
a
dedicated
computer
program,
a
student
manual,
and
a
technical
guide
for
the
instructor.
This
website
is
designed
primarily
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The
UC
San
Diego
Webshaker
is
a
live
earthquake
experiment
conducted
over
the
internet.
The
user
can
select
a
historic
earthquake
or
design
an
earthquake
by
specifying
the
frequency,
amplitude,
and
duration.
The
shake
table
delivers
base
motion
to
the
test
structure
in
the
same
way
that
an
earthquake
shakes
buildings
and
other
structures.
A
live
video
broadcast
and
precise
measurements
from
sensors
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The
biocomplexity
institute
at
Indiana
University
is
a
collaborative
effort
among
several
academic
departments.
The
institute
is
active
in
the
areas
of
research,
communication
and
outreach,
software
and
resources,
and
training
of
scientists.
This
web
site
provides
in-depth
information
on
research
projects,
bioimaging,
bioinformatics,
biocomplexity
in
the
curriculum,
and
more.
The
site
also
features
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This
Web
site
is
designed
to
provide
a
sample
of
the
content
the
magazine,
and
to
encourage
exploration
and
discussion
of
themes
treated
in
the
magazine.
American
Scientist
is
an
illustrated
bimonthly
magazine
about
science
and
technology
and
covers
work
in
fields
that
range
from
molecular
biology
to
computer
engineering.
Readers
also
enjoy
The
Scientists'
Bookshelf,
a
comprehensive
book-review
section
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This PowerPoint presentation is part of the Whitman College petrology course. The presentation covers basic subjects of thermodynamics. These subjects include energy states, phases, Gibb's free energy, enthalpy, entropy, temperature, and pressure vs. temperature graphs. This resource is part of the Teaching Petrology collection. http:/
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This site provides animations useful for teaching about global cooling and the way glaciation originates. Visualizations illustrate and explain the effects of Milankovitch Cycles and fluctuations in atmospheric carbon dioxide leading to "Snowball Earth" conditions. Resources may be incorporated into lectures, labs, or other activities.
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This
course
module
is
a
multimedia
program
designed
to
prepare
adult
students
for
Grade
12
science
courses,
primarily
Canadian
Aboriginal
students
who
may
not
have
been
successful
with
traditional
methods
of
learning
science.
The
program
consists
of
a
seven-unit
CD-ROM,
printed
instructor
and
student
manuals,
on-line
testing,
and
a
website
with
module
overviews,
objectives,
and
additional
links
and
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The
intended
use
of
this
web
page
is
for
collaborative
development
of
lesson
plans.
Several
atmospheric
science
lesson
plans
and
visualizations
are
available
from
this
site.
Examples
of
some
of
the
topics
are
a
snowflake
model,
weather
balloons,
a
radiation
budget
model,
and
drawing
contour
plots.
Many
of
the
visualizations
are
interactive,
so
the
user
may
vary
the
conditions
and
observe
the
results.
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This
is
the
homepage
of
the
Center
for
Nonlinear
Dynamics
at
the
University
of
Texas.
The
research
efforts
of
this
organization
concentrate
on
complex
dynamics,
chaos,
and
pattern
formation
in
a
variety
of
natural
and
synthesized
environments.
Some
examples
of
problems
currently
being
examined
include
instabilities
at
fluid
interfaces,
spatial
patterns
and
shock
waves
in
granular
flows,
quantum
chaos
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The
New
England
Complex
Systems
Institute
(NECSI)
is
an
independent
educational
and
research
institution
dedicated
to
advancing
the
study
of
complex
systems.
New
concepts
and
methodologies
regarding
these
systems
are
affecting
all
fields
of
science
and
engineering,
and
are
being
applied
to
technology,
business
and
even
social
policy.
This
website
provides
information
at
various
comprehension
levels
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