Archive for the ‘Multimedia’ Category

Scitimes Video: Robotic LEGO Submarines Teach Kids About Science and Engineering

Thursday, June 11th, 2009
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Students from New York and New Jersey recently put their robotic LEGO designs to the test,  in the BUILD IT final design challenge held at  Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken. “The underwater environment really throws them a curveball,” says Beth McGrath, director of Stevens’ Center for Innovation in Engineering and Science Education. “It’s a lot like a space environment.”‘

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Scitimes Video: How The Flu Virus Jumps Species

Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009

In April, a new strain of H1N1 flu virus hopped from a pigs into people. This event sparked a pandemic that is now estimated to have killed 115 people and infected more than 17,000, according the World Health Organization. In the first video ever posted on Science of the Times, we explore how flu viruses can jump species.

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Resource for Free High-Quality Science Images

Monday, April 13th, 2009

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After taking a short hiatus from writing after graduation from the  SHERP program at NYU,  I’m ready to launch this blog properly.

What sort of blog is this going to be you might ask? What the heck is a collision of science, journalism and technology? Well, I’m not exactly sure either. But science, journalism and especially journalism fueled by technology (i.e. multi-media journalism) are passions of mine.  (more…)

Oysters, Oysters Everywhere!

Thursday, September 11th, 2008

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I just posted an article and multimedia extravaganza to Scienceline, the webmagazine published by the students of the SHERP program. If I was trying to learn one thing from my time at SHERP, it’s how to put together a print and multimedia package like this.  Check it out!