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ISOF and NETs.Work faculty would like to express its sincere
thanks for the vision, support, patience and brilliant technical
assistance of Dr. Marty Nachbar and his team at the Advanced
Educational Systems Lab, NYU School of Medicine. |
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Project Digest |
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| Osmosis |
17 *  |
In this program, students learn what osmosis is and gain further understanding by interacting with red blood cells to understand isotonic and hypertonic solutions observing whether cells remain intact while undergoing hemolysis or crenation. |
C. Beeber, C. Bierman, Kingsborough Community College, CUNY |
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| Photosynthesis |
30 * |
N/A |
Prof. Moshin Patwary & Jermaine Chase |
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| Physics 3d Animations Using Freely Available Software |
10 * |
In order to help my physics students visualize the relationship between
vectors, kinematics, point particles and fields, I have written two java
applets. The applets take advantage of the free SUN java3d api. |
Marcus Alfred, Howard University |
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| Planetary Motion |
23 * |
Interactive programs demonstrate how the irregular motions of the planets are accounted for within both Earth-centered (Ptolemaic) and Sun-centered (Copernican) theories of the cosmos. |
F. Purnell, Jr. (Deceased), Queens College, CUNY, J. Garcia, NYU Medical School |
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