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NDR Info - Bildungsreport
Add FeedDie Sendung verfolgt neue Entwicklungen in Schulen und Hochschulen. Außerdem befasst sie sich mit alltäglichen Fragen der Erziehung. Alle vier Wochen samstags um 19.20 Uhr und sonntags um 12.30 Uhr.
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Nobel Prize
Add FeedVideos uploaded by Nobelprize.org hosted at YouTube. Welcome to the NobelPrize channel on YouTube, which brings you fascinating insights into the minds of current and past Nobel Laureates -- courtesy of Nobelprize.org, the official web site of the Nobel Foundation. Here, you can watch a range of Laureates give interviews and official Nobel Lectures, in which they reveal the stories that helped shape their lives and careers. You can also see the official videos of the Nobel Prize announcements, where members of the Nobel Prize-Awarding Committees reveal their reasons behind their choices for each year's Prizes.
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GIS ESRI TV
Add FeedGIS ESRI videos will help you make better decisions through modeling and mapping our world using Geographic Information Systems. ESRI TV will show you more efficient data management, enhanced cartographic tools, and better ways to share information.
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Robots - The Podcast for News and Views on Robotics
Add FeedNews and views on current and future trends in robot technology and artificial intelligence.
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Videos by IntelligenceSquared :: YouTube
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WAOサイエンス
Add Feedこんにちは！ワクワクするような楽しい理科実験の実験レシピをビデオポッドキャストで続々配信していきます！ 「学び」の驚きと感動をすべての人のもとへ！ ワオ･コーポレーションは、幼児~社会人までを対象に「全国の教室での指導」と 「eラーニング在宅教育」そして情操面への働きかけを行う「エデュテイメント活動」により、 民間の立場から教育立国の再興をめざします。 このブログではおもしろい科学実験映像を続々公開していきます。その初回として数多くの科学実験をダイジェストにしたものをご覧ください。おもしろ実験ダイジェストおもしろ実験、実験レシピともYouTube、WAOkagakuチャンネルで配信中！http://jp.youtube.com/user/WAOkagakuおもしろ実験を簡単な解説付きで紹介するブログWAOのみんなでサイエンスhttp://waokagaku.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/
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Tomorrow Today: The Science Magazine
Add FeedDW-TV’s science program TOMORROW TODAY focuses on current topics in research, and is aimed at anyone who is interested in ongoing projects in Germany and Europe. Our reports use terms and concepts that are easily understood, portrayed in interesting ways, and address the core issues at stake. The show presents a comprehensive overview of the latest trends in science and research. The exploration of the deep sea is one of the great scientific challenges of the future. This is a gigantic area. Covering two thirds of the earth’s surface, it is an unknown world with bizarre geological structures and exotic inhabitants. So far, only one percent of the deep ocean habitat has been explored. TOMORROW TODAY takes a fascinating look into the work of marine researchers – a five-part series in cooperation with the MARUM Research Center in Bremen. Heiko Sahling is a biologist and deep sea geoscientist at the MARUM Research Center. The area he studies is in the Indian Ocean, off the coast of Pakistan. There, at depths down to 3,000 meters, something fascinating is happening. Natural gas is emerging from the sea bed, to produce a surreal world of millions of tiny bubbles, which has already spurred the fancy of science fiction authors. In these exotic surroundings, the scientist has discovered both new animal species and communities and new geological truths. But the main questions that drive him are concerned with the methane gas emitted here. How much is emitted, how does it affect the biological world of the deep sea, and how much reaches the surface to enter the atmosphere? That is also relevant to climate researchers, because methane is a major greenhouse gas that increases global warming. Heiko Sahling takes Tomorrow Today viewers on an expedition on the METEOR research vessel. He tells us about life on board, about burning ice and about organisms that no one has seen before.
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Wissenschaft: Aus Forschung und Technik
Add FeedJeden Samstag - 15 Minuten: Entdecken Sie mit uns die spannende Welt der Forschung. Trends und Ergebnisse aus Forschung und Entwicklung, Porträts deutscher Forscher und Entdecker, aber auch weniger bekannte und doch wichtige Entwicklungen aus der Wissenschaft.
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