sciences

http://www.ScienceCastle.com - Check out the egg's big brother squeezing into a bottle.

Lahore University of Management Sciences' Adventure Soceity - Promotional Video of 2007 A peak into one of the most breathtaking and unexplored regions of Pakistan!

Opening excerpts from "Don Eigler & his Dog Argon: Moving Atoms" - Disc 2 of the "Talking Nano" 6-DVD set. talkingnano.net

Your Future at Indiana University, Office of Scholarships: Bloomington

A video update to show you lots of good stuff: Design the flag of Siglerism, winning ships in the "Design the Crypt" contest, the winner of the "Design the Exterminators Patch" contest and 3 new countries to fall victim to the endless march of Siglerism!

The phone rings, a bluebird sings, the frogs they croak by the pond - there's an oak in which a bee hive jives to the glee of the queen. The grass it grows whilst the gardner mows and the worms inside keep their heads from being shown - to the birds in flight and the owls of the night give the mice a little fright.

Nov. 14 - Dr. Thomas Keck participated in the third and final panel of the Hauenstein Center's conference, "George W. Bush: Legacy & Lessons." The panel explored "Presidential Powers and the Bush Legacy," and Dr. Keck presented a paper titled, "One Vote Short: Bush's Federal Court Appointments." Dr. Thomas Keck is associate professor of political science in the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University. He is the author of "Party, Policy, or Duty: Why Does the Supreme Court Invalidate Federal Statutes?" which appeared in the American Political Science Review in 2007. The work received the Houghton Mifflin Award from the Law and Court Section of the American Political Science Association, recognizing the best journal article on law and courts published by a political scientist. Prior to arriving at Syracuse, Dr. Keck was assistant professor of political science at the University of Oklahoma. He received his B.A. in politics from Oberlin College, and his M.A. and Ph.D. in political science from Rutgers University.

Middle School students in Newark are reinforcing their science lessons by building a full size boat. For more news and events in and around New Jersey, visit NJN's website at http://www.njn.net

Elaina Tuttle and Rusty Gonser, professors in ISU's life sciences department, turn a portion of the Adirondacks in upstate New York into an outdoor classroom for students each summer as they continue their decades-long research on white-throated sparrows.

A science film we made today!