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Video duration: 467 seconds A piece in the monkey puzzle - Arabic version A new primate fossil from Saudi Arabia could bring us one step closer to dating the divergence between apes (including humans) and Old World monkeys. Read the original research at http://dx.doi.org/10 .1038/nature09094 |
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A piece in the monkey puzzle: by Nature Video Posted by: NatureVideoChannel
Video duration: 386 seconds A new primate fossil from Saudi Arabia could bring us one step closer to dating the divergence between apes (including humans) and Old World monkeys. Read the original research at http://dx.doi.org /10.1038/nature09094 |
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Skin deep Posted by: NatureVideoChannel
Video duration: 223 seconds A new technique for studying skin development and disease in living mice promises to shed light into various epithelial diseases ranging from acne to cancer. Read the original research here: http://www.nature.co m/nm/journal/v16/n7/ abs/nm.2167.html |
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The first Britons: by Nature Video Posted by: NatureVideoChannel
Video duration: 504 seconds A haul of stone tools unearthed from a beach in England hints that humans were living in northern Europe far earlier than we thought - and in a cold climate. The finding suggests that the first Britons were a hardy bunch, able to thrive in Scandinavian-like conditions. Read the original research here: http://dx.doi.org/10 .1038/nature09117.ht ml |
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Computing Solutions for Big Data Biology Posted by: NatureVideoChannel
Video duration: 738 seconds Biologists can accelerate their research using several well-established computer technologies. Eric Schadt, chief scientific officer of Pacific Biosciences, gives an overview of these resources and explains how they can tackle some of the life sciences' most computer-intensive challenges. |
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Dissecting the Humboldt Squid Posted by: NatureVideoChannel
Video duration: 281 seconds Voracious squid, weighing as much as a human, have slowly made their way up the western coast of North America. We take an up close look at this prolific creature to find out why it's thriving. Read more about the Humboldt Squid on the website of Scientific American http://www.scientifi camerican.com/articl e.cfm?id=humboldt-sq uid-expansion |
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Caterpillar 'talking' from walking: by Nature Video Posted by: NatureVideoChannel
Video duration: 168 seconds Watch how the masked birch caterpillar defends its leaf shelter. New research shows that the noisy, bottom-scraping display you see here evolved from walking. The finding has implications for the evolution of animal communication in many species. Read the original research here (open access): http://www.nature.co m/ncomms/journal/v1/ n1/full/ncomms1002.h tml |
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Mobile Medicine: by Nature Video Posted by: NatureVideoChannel
Video duration: 261 seconds You might not realize it, but with an iPhone, you also have a stethoscope and a CPR trainer within reach. These are just a few of the more than 2,000 medical applications available on the iPhone, and here we've rounded up ten for you to check out. Whether you're a researcher, doctor, or patient, get ready for your medicine to go mobile. |
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Hubble 3D: The interview Posted by: NatureVideoChannel
Video duration: 497 seconds Astronaut Scott Altman and director Toni Myers discuss their latest 3-D IMAX film documenting the 2009 repair of the Hubble Space Telescope. Watch more videos from Scientific American here: www.scientificameric an.com/video |
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Virus hunting in Cameroon: by Nature Video Posted by: NatureVideoChannel
Video duration: 225 seconds Global pandemics, like swine flu, are often caused by viruses that have jumped from animals to people. Scientists in Cameroon are working with local bush meat hunters to monitor this viral transmission. They hope that their work will help us predict and prevent outbreaks like swine flu in the future. Read more here: http://www.nature.co m/news/2009/091209/f ull/462717a.html |
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The most vulnerable brains: by Nature Video Posted by: NatureVideoChannel
Video duration: 260 seconds Nature reporter Erika Check Hayden visits a San Francisco hospital where doctors are using new treatments to help infants at risk of brain injury. Read the full report at http://www.nature.co m/news/2010/100113/f ull/463154a.html |
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Controller-free gaming for XBox 360 Posted by: NatureVideoChannel
Video duration: 295 seconds Project Natal gives XBox 360 players the ability to manipulate on-screen characters via natural body movements. In this interview for Scientific American, Microsoft reveals the science behind controller-free gaming. Read more here: http://www.scientifi camerican.com/articl e.cfm?id=microsoft-p roject-natal |
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Walking with Tetrapods : by Nature Video Posted by: NatureVideoChannel
Video duration: 576 seconds The fossilized remains of 395-million-year-old footprints in Poland have turned back the clock on the evolution of four-legged creatures, or tetrapods. The finds, reported this week in Nature, are 18 million years older than the earliest confirmed tetrapod fossils. |
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Method of the Year 2009: iPS cells Posted by: NatureVideoChannel
Video duration: 326 seconds Nature Methods has selected induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells as its Method of the Year 2009. Now that the generation of iPS cells is becoming routine, researchers can use them as a tool to make discoveries in disease and basic biology. Get the free Nature Methods special feature here: http://www.nature.co m/nmeth/focus/moy200 9 |
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