A few weeks ago I gave a talk at a grade 8 class about my research. The long molecular biological explanation was out of their league, so instead I had …
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Biochemistry Idol
by Eva Amsenby Eva AmsenThe Biochemistry department at UofT had a challenge recently: graduate students were asked to submit a video for “Biochemistry Idol”*, promoting Biochemistry, Toronto, and/or the department in under a minute. …
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Apple science in the classroom?
by Eva Amsenby Eva AmsenBehold, two slices of apple! I’m trying some apple science for a school visit, but it’s not going very well. This apple had been cut an hour before the picture …
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Café Scientifique – Nuclear Energy
by Eva Amsenby Eva AmsenI had been meaning to go to the Café Scientifique gatherings for a while, but always forgot about them until two days too late. This weekend I finally made it! …
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Protein Synthesis
by Eva Amsenby Eva AmsenAt an open field day at Stanford in 1971, a group of people enacted protein synthesis. The fun part starts at about three and a hlaf minutes into the video. …
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Folding @ Home – help researchers study protein folding
by Eva Amsenby Eva AmsenFolding@Home is a project of Stanford University, studying protein folding. The way in which proteins are folded three-dimensionally is crucial to their function. Many mutations that lead to disease are …