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The Science of Sherlock Holmes
In this video biologist Jim Bryant and psychologist Sam Gosling explore the science, and pseudo-science, of Sherlock Holmes.
Career Minute: Finding the Hidden Job Market
Karen Landolt, director of the Career Design Center, explains how 85% of jobs are found through the "hidden job market."
'Hook 'Em Hybridizers' Make Molecules Count
Team of undergraduates win Gold Award in BIOMOD molecular design competition with their system for counting molecules engineered with DNA.Inspiration at the Heart of Education
Award-winning teacher and chemist Brent Iverson makes the case for research as being at the heart of undergraduate education.
Science Student Entrepreneurs Give A Hoot
Three-student team started Hoot.me, an application that turns Facebook into a study tool.
Become Who You Are
In this video David Laude, Interim Dean of the College of Natural Sciences, speaks to students about college as a place to explore, stumble, fail, and ultimately grow into the person you're meant to become.
Insight: May 2011
In this issue of Insight, we explore diversity on campus, the science of spanking, the integration of technology into the classroom, and more.
Nobel Prize Winner Wieman Delivers Plenary Talk at UTeach Conference
“A Scientific Approach to Learning and Teaching Science,” the subject of Nobel Prize recipient Carl Wieman who kicks off the annual national UTeach conference.
The 'Gold' Standard
Chemistry professor and undergraduates research platinum-based fuel cells with advanced computing technologies through the Freshman Research Initiative.
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