Posted by: Hilary on: July 29, 2010
No doubt adults, children and even babies – all of us have the ability to grow and adapt to daily challenges in life. The fact is the twenty-first century promises to be “the century of brain.” The above technologies and other advances will enable us to shed light on the problems of the human mind. [...]
Posted by: Hilary on: May 12, 2010
Whether you’re young or old person there is always time to study, especially now when you can do it right online, to learn Biology for instance. Studying biology gives you the opportunity to advance human knowledge and understanding in today’s world, in order to make a difference to tomorrow’s. However I don’t think much of [...]
Posted by: Hilary on: April 4, 2010
This short, an eight-minute animation, demonstrating various biological mechanisms that occur within a white blood cell, was created in NewTek LightWave 3D and Adobe After Effects for Harvard biology students
Posted by: Hilary on: October 23, 2009
Wind is simply moving air. If there wasn’t any wind, weather reports wouldn’t be very interesting, as there would be little change in day-today weather. Wind is produced by pressure differences. In this activity, students will produce a region of high pressure and then see how this high pressure causes air to flow to a [...]