STEAM Exhibition
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STEAM Show - Opens May 27th, 2016 and runs through September 17th, 2016 at the Tempe Center for the Arts. This exhibt is inspired by the popularity of STEM-based education. The show features art and interactive scientific displays. It also highlights the individuals who are using the various disciplines to transform and create works that make use of and highlight science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM).
For more information on the show click here.
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PLOSable Biology
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PLOS Biology - Working with the Public Library of Science (PLOS) Ask A Biologist now brings primary research articles into the classroom. PLOSable stories are the science onramp for students and teachers to explore the world of science. Now over 75 PLOSable stories are available.
Start exploring - first-hand science is only a mouse click away.
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Body Depot
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The Arizona Science Center and Ask A Biologist - collaborate on a collection of games, activities and content that can be used inside and outside of the classroom.
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Introducing the new Ask A Biologist
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| The Ask A Biologist website is rebuilt - bigger and better than ever with a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF). New features and tools have been added to the popular website launched at the beginning of 2010.
Check it out now!
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Now Showing Through August 2010
Back by popular demand
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The Paper Project Exhibit Now at the Paper Discovery Center -
Fiberscapes, returns to Discovery Center located in Appleton Wisconsin. Stop by and step into the world of paper for a unique experience and adventure.
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Ask A Biologist Podcast Silver Quill Winner
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The popular podcast program wins Award of Excellence -
The International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Southern Region selected the Ask-a-Biologist podcast program hosted by CJ Kazilek a.k.a. Dr. Biology to receive the Silver Quill Award of Excellence for 2008.For more
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Paper Project Image Selected for Nikon Small World Tour 2008-2009
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| Paper Project image selected for a third time as one of the winners of the Nikon Small World Competition - The opening receptions was held at the Astor Center in New York City and marked the start of a 10 city tour of the exhibit.
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Dr. Biology Talks
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| Your Mac Life Interview - July 22, 2008 interview on Your Mac Life with host Shawn King. Dr. Biology a.k.a. CJ Kazilek talks about the new Ask-a-Biologist podcast program and the Ask a Biologist web site..
View a transcript from the show | click here |
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Orbison "Whirligig" Revealed
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.Beetle Bridges Science and Art - The International Institute for Species Exploration commissions a new beetle art piece. "Whirligig" was given to Barbara Orbison, the widow of the Roy Orbison during the January 25, 2008 tribute concert. The piece is based on the beetle Gyrinidae (Coleoptera), Orectochilus orbisonorum, sp. nov, found in India. The beetle's patronym name (orbisonorum) comes from the musician Roy Orbison and his wife Barbara.
View other insect art | click here |
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Paper Project on ABC Radio Show |
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The Science Show Interview -
The 2007 July 28th broadcast of the The Science Show featured an interview with Charles Kazilek from the Paper Project. The Science Show, a product of Australian Broadcasting Corporation, is the longest running radio science show and is hosted by Robyn Williams..
Show Transcript | click here |
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Paper Project Introduced to China
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Quo Features Paper Project -
The May 2007 issue of Quo (New Discoveries) magazine featured an eight page article on the Paper Project along with images. Quo is an exciting new publication published in China. Below are some links to PDF documents in both Chinese and the translated English version.
Chinese | click here | (opens in a new window) English | click here | (opens in a new window)
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