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Oog’s links Fall 2011 – Sci.tech.med.fun!

Dec 14th, 2011 by sarahkeller

So for my research this semester and some general galavanting around youtube and the internet in my spare time, I came upon some  interesting websites and videos to do with science, medicine, and technology. There’s everything from TEDtalks, to some rap, to other blogs, to websites about uranium and nuclear energy, to medical posters from around the world.  Enjoy everyone!

Nuclear Technology in Kazakhstan:

  • Nuclear News Kazakhstan
  • Happy Birthday Atomic Lake!
  • Russian Eugenics in Kazakhstan?! ( BBC British POV)
History of medicine:
  • U.S National Library of Medicine
  • Images from the History of Science and Medicine

TEDtalks:

  • Our inner Neanderthal
  • Potential “6th Sense” Technology
  • Ultrasound Surgery – Healing Without Cuts
  • How it Feels to Have a Stroke
  • How we presently see “gender” – Is Anatomy Destiny? 

Fun:

  • ROTATE YOUR OWL FOR SCIENCE!
  • Pneumatic Prank
  • Protein synthesis – An Epic At A Cellular Level
And on a side note, here’s some links to parts of the internet and some books that make me want to continue learning (not necessarily all scientific, but all inspiring to me):
Internet:
  • Jackson Browne – Alive In The World
  • Do School’s Kill Creativity? 
  • Supertramp – The Logical Song
Books:
  • The True History of Tea, by Victor H. Mair and Erling Hoh
  • Media Studies a Graphic Guide by Ziauddin Sardar & Borin van Loon
  • Orientalism by Edward W. Said
  • The Expressiveness of the Body and the Divergence of Greek and Chinese Medicine by Shigehisa Kuriyama
  • Racial Hygiene: Medicine Under The Nazis by Robert N. Proctor

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