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Chemistry Chapter 1 Vodcast 1 – Video

Posted: Published on August 28th, 2014

Chemistry Chapter 1 Vodcast 1 This vodcast describes the environmental problem of ozone depletion. Matter is defined and the different branches of Chemistry are described. Table of Contents: 04:09 - Structure of the Atmospher... By: Wendy Doherty … Continue reading →

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Honors Chemistry – How to Use Excel 2013 – Video

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Honors Chemistry - How to Use Excel 2013 This short video will guide you through the process of entering data into Microsoft Excel, creating a graph and adding a trendline to your graph. By: Mr. Still … Continue reading →

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Chemistry Video about Me – Video

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Chemistry Video about Me For Chemistry, sorry about the audio, i'm tired and its late. By: Toms Saldaa-Mitre … Continue reading →

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Soluble Science: Making Tie-Dye T-Shirts with Permanent Markers

Posted: Published on August 28th, 2014

A chemistry challenge from Science Buddies Key concepts Chemistry Solubility Solutions Inks Dyes Introduction Have you ever made a tie-dyed T-shirt? It can be a lot of fun to dye a shirt in bright colors with spiraling designs. In this science activity you will get to dye a T-shirt with your own colorful artwork using only permanent markers. Along the way, you'll find out how solubility helps your drawings leave beautiful designs on the fabric. Background You've probably noticed that when a drop of water lands on a piece of paper with words or a picture printed on it, sometimes the ink runs. When this happens, the drop of water is at least partially absorbed into the paper and then flows through it. As the water moves, it carries the ink particles along with it. Why does the water move the ink? This is because of solubilitythe ink has combined with the water. Solubility is an important property of matter. If a chemical is soluble in water, then the chemical will dissolve, or appear to disappear, when it's added to wateror vice versa. This is why the ink can dissolve in the drop of water on the paper and then … Continue reading →

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Chemistry early key for Vikings

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Between past varsity and junior varsity experiences, most of the players on this years Northwest football team are used to stepped onto the field with each other. While that experience is a big plus as the Vikings try to bounce back from a 1-8 season, coach Kevin Stein said what is more important is what those players did together during the offseason. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view this article in its entirety. Or, use your linked account: Need an account? Create one now. Or, use your linked account: kAm%96J ECFDE 6249 @E96C[ 3FE >@C6 :>A@CE2?E E92? H92E E96JG6 5@?6 😕 A2DE D62D@?D 😀 H92E E96J 5:5 =2DE DAC:?8 2?5 =2DE DF>>6C 😕 >2>:E>6?E E@ 6249 @E96C[ $E6:? D2:5] r@>>:E>6?E 😀 2 3:8 H@C5 7@C FD[ 2?5 :ED 8@E D@>6 A6@A=6 E:89E6C @? @FC D9:A 2?5 :ED 8@E D@>6 A6@A=6 @77 @FC D9:A]k^Am kAm%9@D6 A6@A=6 E92E 2C6 H:E9 FD 2C6 4@>>:EE65[ 2?5 E96J 2=D@ 92G6 2 =@E @7 6IA6C:6?46] %92E 96=AD]k^Am kAm(9:=6 E92E AC@46DD :D?E 2=H2JD D>@@E9[ $E6:? =:D r6?EC2=]k^Am kAm(6 925 2 ?:46 DF>>6C 2?5 E96? H6 925 =:EE=6 492==6?86D E@ @G6C4@>6 3F:=5:?8 496>:DECJ 2?5 E62>H@C … Continue reading →

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Stem Cell Therapy as a Treatment Option for Osteoarthritis – Video

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Stem Cell Therapy as a Treatment Option for Osteoarthritis Dr. Frank Garcia, board certified orthopedic surgeon with The San Antonio Orthopaedic Group, discusses the use of stem cell therapy in the treatment of osteo... By: The San Antonio Orthopaedic Group … Continue reading →

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UB cardiologist named to prestigious NIH review committee

Posted: Published on August 28th, 2014

John M. Canty Jr., the Albert and Elizabeth Rekate Professor of Medicine in the School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and UBs chief of cardiovascular medicine, has been appointed to the Heart, Lung and Blood Program Project Review Committee of the National Institutes of Health. He will serve on the committee for four years. The Heart, Lung and Blood Program Project Review Committee is responsible for advising the directors of the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute and the National Institutes of Health concerning programs and activities in the areas of heart, blood vessel, lung and blood diseases, sleep disorders and blood resource management. The committee provides an initial review of grant applications for program projects and makes recommendations for support. Canty is a physician-scientist whose career has focused on translational cardiovascular research and noninvasive cardiology. A faculty member of the UB Department of Medicine since 1983, he also is a practicing cardiologist at the VA Western New York Healthcare System and at Gates Vascular Institute, and sees patients at UBMD, the physician practice plan of the UB medical school. He has been recognized by Best Doctors in America since 1998. Canty has headed UBs division of cardiovascular medicine since … Continue reading →

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Martha Jefferson Healthwise: Cardiology Team Wins Platinum

Posted: Published on August 28th, 2014

ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Va.--The cardiology team at Martha Jefferson Hospital is enjoying better than gold-standard recognition for its work in taking care of heart patients in and around the community. After years and years of streamlining and fine-tuning, the cardiology team at Martha Jefferson has been given the platinum award, which is the highest award possible from the American College of Cardiology. The Martha Jefferson Cardiology Department joins about 225 other hospitals across the country in achieving platinum status. The award is based on a national database that benchmarks quality in cardiac care and starts from the time a heart attack victim becomes a patient, on through the patient's progress during their stay and beyond to their release home. Medical director of the hospital's cardiac catheter lab tells Newsplex the keys to snagging the top award were taking a total team approach and building a culture that is truly patient-centered. "It's no longer about my area or your area. It's about taking care of the patient and doing what's best for the patient, said Dr. Joshua Fischer. Once you have that and once you have that mindset, once you have that team approach of everybody coming together to work toward that … Continue reading →

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Everbridge Customer Perspective: A Major Biotechnology Corporation – Video

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Everbridge Customer Perspective: A Major Biotechnology Corporation Gordon Boughtin, Principal Business Continuity Manager at a Major Biotechnology Corporation, discusses how the Everbridge system is utilized during disruptive events, such as earthquakes and... By: Everbridge … Continue reading →

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biotechnology — Encyclopedia Britannica

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biotechnology,the use of biology to solve problems and make useful products. The most prominent area of biotechnology is the production of therapeutic proteins and other drugs through genetic engineering. People have been harnessing biological processes to improve their quality of life for some 10,000 years, beginning with the first agricultural communities. Approximately 6,000 years ago, humans began to tap the biological processes of microorganisms in order to make bread, alcoholic beverages, and cheese and to preserve dairy products. But such processes are not what is meant today by biotechnology, a term first widely applied to the molecular and cellular technologies that began to emerge in the 1960s and 70s. A fledgling biotech industry began to coalesce in the mid- to late 1970s, led by Genentech, a pharmaceutical company established in 1976 by Robert A. Swanson and Herbert W. Boyer to commercialize the recombinant DNA technology pioneered by Boyer and Stanley N. Cohen. Early companies such as Genentech, Amgen, Biogen, Cetus, and Genex began by manufacturing genetically engineered substances primarily for medical and environmental uses. For more than a decade, the biotechnology industry was dominated by recombinant DNA technology, or genetic engineering. This technique consists of splicing the gene for a … Continue reading →

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