Fungi nutrient acquisition
Author Archives: johanna
Fungi’s cell structure
Fungi’s Cell Structure.
December Birthdays
Scientists Born in November
What do all fungi have in common?
What do all fungi have in common?
Fungi’s evolution and diversity
Fungi’s evolution and diversity
Scientists born in September
Scientists born in July
Scientists born in May
Scientists born in April
Some Remarkable Women Scientist
Scientist born in January
Biosynthesis and inheritance of organelles during the cell cycle
Biosynthesis and inheritance of organelles during the cell cycle
Scientists Born in December
Scientists born in November
The Stomata: evolution and response to the changing environment
The Stomata: evolution and response to the changing environment
Scientists born in October
Scientists born in August
Protein Synthesis
Protein Synthesis-High School Resource
Scientists born in July
A look into the microbiome and us
The microbiome and us
Scientists born in June
Scientists born in May
Scientists born in April
Scientists born in August
News from the owlet’s scientific press
In The Scientific Press: Long-term learning, Endotherms and Convergent Evolution, Alzheimer’s Cellular View
News from the scientific press
In the scientific press: Academic Performance, Locomotion Evolution, Extracellular Vesicles, Lake Ecosystem.
News from the Owlet
In the scientific press: Eukaryote Evolution, Pertussis re-emerging, DNA 3D Organization, Climate Change.
Understanding the neurocognitive basis of working memory maintenance
How does visual attention contribute to memory and can it be improved by training?
Stress, stress reduction, and Yoga at school.
Working memory load and how to reduce it
The Circadian Cycle is involved in regulating brain plasticity.
Cognitive Development: How children learn from unexpected events
Read the New postings from the Owlet
In the scientific press: Epigenetics, Thermogenesis & Obesity, Working Memory Maintenance.
News from the Owlet
In the scientific press: Blending Instruction, Plant Circadian Cycle, Visual Attention & Memory.
Lesson 4: Immune response to hyper-gravity and spaceflight; the space flies story
News from the owlet:
Development, Behavior, and Physiology: Dr. Kate Beckingham
In the scientific press: Bacteria Biofilms, Stem Cell Communication, Symbiosis in Coral Reefs, Malaria Control.
Science in Science Education
Evolution 3: Mendel and Genetic variety-High School Resource
This Month in the Owlet
Evolution 2: Darwin’s tenets-High School Resource
In the scientific press: Stress Control at School, Stomach Cancer, Ocean acidification, Cancer microenvironment.
Evolution 1: Evidence-High School Resource
What is Sustainability Education?
Interesting issues being discussed in the scientific press
In the scientific press: Cancer Metastasis, Evolution of Feathers, Drug resistance, Working Memory
Professional Development Course in Evolution
Testimonial
In the scientific press: Bee Populations, Circadian Cycle & Brain Plasticity, Eukaryotic Evolution, Gene Therapy.
The many faces of Cell Death
New Review, Lesson Plans, and Issues in the Scientific Press
Lesson 6: Mutations by Faulty Replication
Lesson 3: Symbiotic Relationship in Nature
Lesson 2: The Great Transition from Prokaryotes to Eukaryotes
Lesson 5: How to make a Creature from a Template
Lesson 1: Evolution and Cladograms
Lesson 4: Great Transition Moving from Water to Land
In the scientific press: Gut Bacteria, MicroRNA Regulation, Malaria Infection, How Children Learn.
Interesting issues being discussed in the scientific press (April 28)
Anxiety and Learning
Interesting issues being discussed in the scientific press (April 2, 2015)
In the scientific press: Anxiety & Learning, Photochemistry, Head Evolution, Ebola, Microbiome & Inflammation.
Second Professional Development course at The Plainsboro Preserve, NJ
Science teaser: Family Relationship
New Lesson Plan in The Human Body: The Respiratory System
The Human Body: Week 04 The Respiratory System
In the scientific press: Apoptosis, Stem Cell Therapy, Termites & Ecosystem’s Health, Pleistocene Extinction, Finches’ Evolution.
Interesting issues being discussed in the scientific press (March12, 2015):
Interesting issues being discussed in the scientific press (Feb 22, 2015):
Interesting issues being discussed in the scientific press (Feb 9, 2015):
In the scientific press: Energy Balance, New Antibiotics, GMO versus GRO, Coral Reef Recovery, Cancer
Professional Development: The Nature of Science & Science in Nature in NYC
In the scientific press: Hominid Evolution, ENCODE project, Compulsive Eating, Lung Regeneration
Commentary on the “Shaping the Developing Brain” Report by Professor O. Roger Anderson, Columbia University Teachers College.
Report on the “Shaping the Developing Brain” Conference at the New York Academy of Sciences.
Lesson 3: Science teaser; What happened to Mom’s favorite pot?
Update on the upcoming professional development course at the Plainsboro Preserve
Looking to inspire your students to became a scientist?
New From the Bench to the Clasroom: Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior
Lesson 2: In class research paper discussion
Lesson 3: The impact of environmental changes on animal behavior: the butterfly’s potato chips
Ecology, Evolution and Behavior: Dr. Emilie Snell-Rood
