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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 24 มี.ค. 2011
A Genetically Engineered Plant for Indicating Soil Health
The iGEM Team at BYU are engineering a common weed, Arabidopsis Thaliana or Thale cress, to change the color of its leaves as soil nutrient quantity changes. Often. plants communicate their stress through leaf color. However, this process is often too slow for a farmer to be able to react. This plant will quickly change the color of its leaves from green to red as nitrates in the soil rise or fall. We interviewed Chad Hyer and Miles Anderson about the project and they share their testimonies of God's Hand in the project.
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Kreature Kate: Bats
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Starring: Kate Olsen Filmed by Kylee Brown Editing by Liv. Olson
Kreature Kate: Venus Fly Trap
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Starring: Kate Olsen Filmed and Edited by Kylee Brown B-roll from Canva
Kreature Kate: Kiwis
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Featuring: Kate Olsen Filmed & Edited by Kylee Brown B-roll from Canva
The Purpose of Volunteering | 99+1
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Israel Aleman, a Cell Biology student, volunteers at the Hope Clinic in Midvale, UT. Originally meant to check a box on his medical school applications, he learns that volunteering can and should be so much more than that. After repeatedly seeing patients with H Pylori infections, he took his question to the Gonda Lab in an effort to help the underserved one at a time in an incredibly important...
Clearing the Air: Measuring Health Hazards for Nepal’s Brick Kiln Workers
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Brick manufacturing is a large global industry, employing approximately 25 million workers. In the process of making bricks, workers are exposed to air pollutants and silica-containing dust that can damage their lungs and cause other serious health effects. In addition, many brick workers live on-site at brick kilns in poorly ventilated housing. Many of these workers are obliged to cook with hi...
National Landscape Competition Comes to Provo
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The 48th Annual National Collegiate Landscape Competition came to Provo in March 2024. We interviewed 4 BYU competitors about their journey to Plant & Landscape Systems, their faith, and how those mix into a holistic view of creation and our role within it. BYU regularly wins this competition. This year was no different. BYU is incredibly blessed to have so many good and talented students.
How Water Samples Changed My Life
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We tagged along with a few Life Science students on their routine collection of water data in Utah valley. Video filmed and edited by Kylee Brown.
Faith & Science | Bacteria & Soil Salinity
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Soil salinity affects millions of farmers worldwide limiting their crop yields. Many of these farmers live on the margin in developing countries. As the climate changes, the situation is worsening. Three BYU students-Michael Davis, Fritz-Carl Morlant, and Tucker Bateman-teamed up to study how bacteria can solve the problem. As a result, they started Halio, a bacterial solution that is either co...
College Seminar: "Natures Best Hope" w/ Doug Tallamy, University of Delaware
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Dr. Doug Tallamy from the University of Delaware spoke to BYU life science students on "Natures Best Hope" as part of the College Seminar series. The lecture was hosted by the Department of Biology.
Domestic Violence Crime Investigations | Cellular Biology
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An all-women team of BYU undergraduate research scientists is revolutionizing the landscape of forensics in domestic violence cases. The team, led by Life Sciences student Kelaney Stalker (PWS '24), is developing a kit to distinguish menstrual blood from circulatory blood, which has direct applications to violence against women. “In domestic violence cases against women, it’s very common for th...
Neuroscience and Alcoholism
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What if alcohol addiction could be cured with a pill? Two BYU Life Sciences students share how that might be possible, thanks to their award-winning research. Aubrey Moedl (Neuroscience '23) and Nathan Steed (Neuroscience '23) won College Undergraduate Research Awards (CURAs) for their work with catharanthine, a potential replacement for alcohol withdrawal drugs.
Lytle Ranch and Preserve: Leota Family Story
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Lytle Ranch and Preserve: Leota Family Story
Ornithology at the Lytle Ranch and Preserve
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Ornithology at the Lytle Ranch and Preserve
The History Behind BYU's Lytle Ranch and Preserve
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The History Behind BYU's Lytle Ranch and Preserve
Sister Missionary Female Athlete Triad Research
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Sister Missionary Female Athlete Triad Research
Heat Map Illustrates Perceptions of Safety | BYU Campus Safety Research
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Heat Map Illustrates Perceptions of Safety | BYU Campus Safety Research
"The point of science is to better the lives of those around us"
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"The point of science is to better the lives of those around us"
Exploring the Life Sciences: the student experience
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Exploring the Life Sciences: the student experience
5 Tips on How to Prepare for an Emergency
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5 Tips on How to Prepare for an Emergency
Propagating Innovation and Inspired Research - BYU Life Sciences Greenhouse
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Propagating Innovation and Inspired Research - BYU Life Sciences Greenhouse
Reducing human-caused environmental problems
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Reducing human-caused environmental problems
BYU College of Life Sciences Introduction Video
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BYU College of Life Sciences Introduction Video
A Call to Action: Faith and Service Through Science
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A Call to Action: Faith and Service Through Science
Researching vaccine attitudes: BYU life science student is published by age 20
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Researching vaccine attitudes: BYU life science student is published by age 20
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Yall find this video cause of homework?
1) We mist reduce, reuse and recycle to avoid the over-explotaition of resources. 2)Change your mindset to be more respectful of hiking trails, your camping foot print and nature in general in ordder to protect our ecosystems. 3)take combative measures againtinausive species to prevent extintons competition and decreased, emviromen tal diversity. 4) lets work to alleviate the pollution problem through simple efforts like evoiding excess of pesticides and fertilizer, picking litter and pet waster. 5) consider different modes of transportation electricity use and the benefits of buying locally yo adress climate change.
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Hi BYU Life Sciences. I would like to contact you in regards to something you published. I'm wondering why you chose the name "wandering dude" for a plant, which sounds very silly like a child thought it up. I'm wondering why you didn't think of making a better common name for the species? Even Wandering Jewel would have been a better change that what you made.
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Congratulations, Brynlee Welch Buhler!
Muchas felicidades mi querido sobrino Darlin,un saludo desde Perú👨🎓👨🎓👨🎓
Congratulations Luke
Woohoo, go Chris!
I guess we graduated?
Rest in peace doc.
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Quick note--the sounds gets completely better at around 50 seconds when he takes off his mic set so hang in there. :)
How do you teach Science at BYU? You yourself say in this video "There's an experiment that's been going on for eternities" which means Infinite or unending time. Which means the earth is older than 6,000 or 10,000 years old