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An Archaeal Iron-Oxidizing Extreme Acidophile Important in Acid Mine Drainage

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This scientific paper describes the isolation, identification and physiology a new species of iron-oxidizing Archaea capable of growth at pH 0. This species was isolated from an acid mine drainage site at Iron Mountain, California. Additionally, the authors also discuss the ecological niche occupied more

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Gordon and Mike's ICT Podcast: What the Heck is a Decibel?

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Gordon and Mike's ICT Podcast offers perspectives on the information and communication technologies (ICT) industries from Gordon Snyder and Mike Qaissaunee. In this podcast, Mike and Gordon talk about what a decibel is, what they are used to measure, and the idea behind power loss, and how to calcul more

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Herschel Infrared Experiment

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Students perform a version of the 1800 experiment in which a form of radiation other than visible light was discovered by the famous astronomer Sir Frederick William Herschel.

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Free Nanotechnology Course

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This material was produced as part of a 4-part ten hour course designed to introduce the scope of nanotechnology. Use is hereby granted for educational purposes only. By viewing this material, you agree that you will respect the copyrights of the author and the authors of the various image content c more

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UCSB Nanofabrication Facility

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Need a research tool, but would rather not buy it? You can rent it in a new nanofabrication facility with, 12,700 ft of clean room space to work in!Affordable rates provide you with the tools you need, as well as training and support from our dedicated and knowledgable staff, that is tailored to you more

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The Distribution of Earthquakes: Landers Shakes Things Up

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In this activity, learners will investigate the seismicity in southern California around the time of the 1992 Landers, California earthquake, which at magnitude 7.3 was the largest earthquake to strike the region in 40 years. Scientific studies into the circumstances surrounding these events and the more

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Many-Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics

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This entry in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy contains a comprehensive introduction to the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics. It includes discussions of the probability, tests, and objections to this interpretation.

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Falling into a Black Hole: Movie Index

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This website, created by Andrew Hamilton of the University of Colorado-Boulder, gives multiple gif animations related to black holes ranging from falling into a black hole to Hawking radiation. These animations are intended for students taking an advanced astronomy course who have previously studied more

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Near Earth Object Program

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This site, created by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, contains relevant information on Near Earth Objects (NEO). The site includes current tables with tracking data for potentially hazardous asteroids and their approaches towards earth, detailed information of recent NEO discoveri more

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UCSF Chimera: An Extensible Molecular Modeling System

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Chimera is a multi-faceted, interactive molecular graphics program, which can be downloaded from the Web site of the Computer Graphics Laboratory (CGL) at the University of California--San Francisco. Any interested user is welcome to use this molecular modeling software at no charge for academic, go more

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