Some things of interest noticed in the first week of May, 2008.
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- news on nanotechnology transistors, nanoassembly machines and single photons
- Jean Claude Bradley (again), LISE08 talk on Second Life in the Chemistry Classroom (which inspired my playful discovery of some wonderful 3D molecular models from second life to a range of other sources).
- NPR Science Friday broadcast on Nanoscale Radio
- Several intro jingles from Australian podcasts interesting to the higher education sector
Roughly ten minutes of snippets from podcasts I have heard recently that might be relevant to Higher Education. My aim is to stimulate discussion around the impact of the read/write web on research and teaching & learning.
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Image - ‘BuckyBallInSky’ [My SecondLife avatar tooking up at a carbon 60 molecule in the sky]
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Bradley, Jean-Claude, C., Drexel CoAS talks mp3 podcast: LISE08 talk on Second Life in the Chemistry Classroom. Available at: http://drexel-coas-talks-mp3-podcast.blogspot.com/2008/04/lise08-talk-on-second-life-in-chemistry.html [Accessed May 3, 2008].
Cameron, Stuart, Podcasts - Nanotechnology News - Interview with Karen Sinclair of Watermark and news on nanotechnology transistors, nanoassembly machines and single photons. Available at: http://www.azonano.com/sale.asp?SaleId=211 [Accessed May 3, 2008].
Flatow, Ira, Science Friday Archives: Nanoscale Radio Shows Carbon Electronics Potential. Available at: http://www.sciencefriday.com/program/archives/200802083 [Accessed May 5, 2008].
Huntington, Shane, Up Close Podcast. Available at: http://upclose.unimelb.edu.au [Accessed May 5, 2008].
CSIRO, Australia, CSIROpod. Available at: http://www.csiro.au/products/CSIROpod.html [Accessed May 4, 2008].
Unknown, QUT | Search | All QUT | iresearch podcast. Available at: Link [Accessed May 3, 2008].
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