Category Archives: Biology

A2 Edexcel Biology Unit 4 - Global Warming The following points are covered in this video: - causes of global warming -- including the role of greenhouse gases (carbon dioxide and methane, CH4) in the greenhouse effect. - Describe... By: Charliesk … Continue reading →

IVF: Biology Project Commercial {Our project for Biology Class.} Team: Jacky, Elder, Wendy, David. Music: That's My Kind of Night -Luke Bryan Obviously not a real commercial. By: kdaaaavid … Continue reading →

Marine Biology and Coastal Ecology graduate profile Former Marine Biology and Ecology student, Pip Moore, talks about her experiences of studying at Plymouth and where it has taken her. By: Plymouth University … Continue reading →

Eric Edmond (middle) with his fellow St Albans School competitors Sophie Crockett Saturday, May 31, 2014 6:19 PM A student beat 5,000 competitors to a top position in the British Biology Olympiad final, scoring himself a gold medal. To send a link to this page to a friend, you must be logged in. Eric Edmond, a Year 13 pupil at St Albans School, battled through countless tests to get to the last 16. The final hurdle of the competition took place at the University of Warwick, with three days of practical tests and an exam paper in the School of Life Sciences. Eric was one of five boys from the school commended for their biological knowledge, with four other pupils being awarded gold medals in the previous round. To add to Erics success, he has just secured himself a place at Oxford to study medicine. Erics biology teacher at St Albans School, Ms Jenny Crouch, said: It was an extremely good group but Eric has always shown himself as a particularly good student. He is very deserving of his place at Oxford to read Medicine. Read more: St Albans students biology competition triumph … Continue reading →

VIDEO: JFK High School Biology Freshmen Class on a Mission to Ban Non-Biodegradable Bags By: pncnews … Continue reading →

Homeostasis AP Biology Project Sean Reilly and Jace Merrell's end-of-the-year AP Biology Project. There's no better way to cell-ebrate this great year of biology than by producing a sick beat. I am sad this year will soon... By: Jace Merrell … Continue reading →

WJEC AS BIOLOGY REVISION BY2 - Transport In Animals And Plants A podcast for transport in animals and plant. This Podcast Includes: What is a transport system? Open and closed systems Single and double circulatory system Structure and function of blood... By: Susie Morrison … Continue reading →

WJEC BIOLOGY AS LEVEL BY2 - Adaptions For Gaseous Exchange A podcast for Gaseous Exchange. This Podcast Includes: Problems associated with increase in size Gas exchange In fish Counter-current flow Adaptations of vertebrate groups to gaseous exchange... By: Susie Morrison … Continue reading →

Biology Animalia part 15 (Annelida) CBSE class 11 XI Biology Animalia part 15 (Annelida) CBSE class 11 XI. By: ExamFearVideos … Continue reading →

Lynchburg, VA (PRWEB) May 30, 2014 Liberty University Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Gary Isaacs and four of his former students received the J. Shelton Horsley award at the Virginia Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting on May 16 at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Va. The award is the highest honor conferred by the academy for original research. The team received the award for an article published in a recent issue of the Journal of Alzheimers Disease. This is truly exceptional for students to be involved in this level of research as undergraduates, said Dr. David DeWitt, professor and chair of the Department of Biology & Chemistry. For the study to be recognized with an award demonstrates the results of faculty and students committed to excellence in their endeavors. Isaacs called Noor Taher (13) the driving force behind the article. Taher just completed his first year of graduate school at Dartmouth University, where he is working on his Ph.D. Courtney McKenzie (12), who has completed her second year of veterinary school at Virginia Tech, and Rebecca Garrett (12), who is a lab technician at the University of Virginia, provided initial research at Liberty before Matthew Baker (14), who will start … Continue reading →