Category Archives: Biology

Stem cell biology / part 1 (. ) By: . … Continue reading →

New This Week, Posted 10/10/2014 We are an outstanding specialist science, maths, ICT and computing school, achieving 64% 5+ A*-C last year with English and maths. We are looking for well qualified biology teachers to teach science at Key Stages 3 and 4 and teach biology at Key Stage 5. We teach A level chemistry, physics and biology as well as AS science. At KS4 we teach GCSE physics, biology, chemistry and geology as separate subjects as well as core and additional science. If you want to join our school, details and an application form are available on our website http://www.sbeschool.org.uk via e-mail to personnel@sbeschool.org.uk or by telephoning 01908 520265. The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and the successful candidate will be subject to an enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service check. Shenley Brook End School, Walbank Grove, Shenley Brook End, Milton Keynes MK5 7ZT Tel: 01908 520264 Fax: 01908 520265 Apply for this role Working at Shenley Brook End School provides an exciting opportunity. You will be encouraged and supported to deliver creative and stimulating lessons to students who expect to be challenged and stretched. We believe in Success... More about Shenley Brook End … Continue reading →

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Biology iMovie! iMovie Presentation For The Bell Jeff High School Biology Class Period 5. By: Kareem Alaqrabawi … Continue reading →

Technologies for Engagement - Year 9 Biology technologies to engage learners - year 9 biology ecosystems introduction-- Created using PowToon -- Free sign up at http://www.powtoon.com/ . Make your own animated videos and animated ... By: Michelle Tran … Continue reading →

A Biology - Water Properties Project A Block Biology with Mr. Perez. By: Carlos Henrique … Continue reading →

A great deal of biology research isnt visible to the naked eye. But that doesnt mean its not beautiful. Dont agree? Check out the winners of this years BioArt competition. BioArt is an annual contest run by the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology. The folks at FASEB recognize that the scientists who show up in labs every day to study things like bone development, fungal infections, the mechanics of hearing and cancer get to witness some amazing things. Quite often, taking pictures of what they see and finding creative ways to visualize their data is an integral part of the research process. So for the third year running, they have asked these scientists to submit their best work to an unconventional art contest. Winning entries are not just visually arresting, FASEB says, they also illustrate a cutting edge bioscience concept. All of the winners conducted their research with U.S. taxpayer-funded grants and/or are members of at least one of the 27 research societies that are part of FASEB. (Members include the American Society of Human Genetics, the American College of Sports Medicine and the Society for Developmental Biology.) The ultimate goal of the contest is to share the … Continue reading →

Current Research in Evolutionary Biology By: Harvard Museum of Natural History … Continue reading →

"BOTAMAGIC" - ( DLSLU BS. Biology Q1A ) This video was requested to me from my special friend in DLSLU. It was entitled "BOTAMAGIC". I really love this video among the previous videos that I've created because I learned new things... By: Christian Jay Solis … Continue reading →