tirsdag den 11. december 2012
Essentiel værdi af klassisk uddannelse
Jeffrey Brenzel taler for essentiel værdi af klassisk uddannelse
mandag den 1. oktober 2012
Hvor lang er et stykke snor?
Alan Davies forsøger at finde ud af, hvor lang et stykke snor er
BBC Horizon
fredag den 14. september 2012
Værdi i videnskab: Uvidenhed, usikkerhed og tvivl
Stuart Firestein om værdierne i videnskab: Uvidenhed, usikkerhed og tvivl
Video fra TAM 2012
torsdag den 23. august 2012
Himlen er ikke grænsen
Observer og undersøg verden
Fri musik "Astral & Shit - subtile corpus" af Tunguska Electronic Music Society
Fri musik "Astral & Shit - subtile corpus" af Tunguska Electronic Music Society
fredag den 17. august 2012
Månen flytter sig fra Jorden
Årligt flytter Månen sig ca 3.8 cm længere og længere væk fra Jorden. Dette har fået Kent Hovind samt sønnen Eric Hovind til, at komme med nogle interessante påstande.
torsdag den 2. august 2012
Med ansigtet imod den ultimative udgrænse
Neil deGrasse Tyson taler om NASA's historie og American Museum of Natural History in New York City.
Video fra 2012
Video fra 2012
Etiketter:
astronomi,
Neil deGrasse Tyson,
videnskab,
video
lørdag den 7. juli 2012
onsdag den 20. juni 2012
fredag den 15. juni 2012
Frigør dig for fødevareafhængighed
I denne video fortæller Mark Hyman om, hvordan du kan komme af med din afhængighed af mad.
onsdag den 30. maj 2012
BBC om syntetisk biologi
BBCs videnskabs redaktør David Shukman i skræmmevideo for syntetisk biologi 28. marts 2012
Myles Power forklarer om David Shukman (BBC Science Editor) - Synthetic Biology
Myles Power fik svar fra BBC
David Shukman (BBC Science Editor)
Myles Power forklarer om David Shukman (BBC Science Editor) - Synthetic Biology
Myles Power fik svar fra BBC
David Shukman (BBC Science Editor)
lørdag den 12. maj 2012
torsdag den 10. maj 2012
Klimaændringer benægtelse
I denne video taler Eugenie Scott fra the National Center for Science Education om klimaændringer og evolution benægtelse.
Etiketter:
Eugenie Scott. klimaændringer,
evolution,
natur,
videnskab,
video
mandag den 30. april 2012
fredag den 27. april 2012
Økologisk mad
Hvor sundt er økologisk mad?
Smager økologisk mad bedre?
Video om økologisk mad del 1/2
Video om økologisk mad del 2/2
Spis grønsager og uforarbejdet mad.
torsdag den 26. april 2012
Hvor mange exoplaneter findes der?
I denne video fortæller Phil Plait, hvor mange exoplaneter der der fundet
Portræt af biolog Richard Dawkins
Denne video er et portræt af biolog Richard Dawkins og hans arbejde med biologisk udvikling
Video fra BBC4 25. april 2012
Etiketter:
biologi,
evolution,
Richard Dawkins,
videnskab,
video
mandag den 23. april 2012
Hundeelskere og deres hunde
A pug gasps for breath, his face so flat he damages his eyes if he bumps into things; a cavalier King Charles spaniel writhes in agony and must be put to sleep to end its pain; a distraught owner holds his beloved boxer who is fitting uncontrollably... Two years in the making, Pedigree Dogs Exposed lifts the lid on the true extent of health and welfare problems in pedigree dogs in the UK.
Seventy five per cent of the seven million dogs in the UK are pedigrees, and they cost their owners over £10m in vet fees every week.
This indepth investigation suggests they are in serious trouble, plagued by genetic disease due to decades of inbreeding.
They are also suffering acute problems because of the showring's emphasis on looks over and above function and health.
Some physical traits required by the Kennel Club's breed standards have inherent health problems (short faces, wrinkling, screw-tails, dwarfism) while other problems occur because of exaggerations bred into dogs by breeders trying to win rosettes.
Deliberate mating of dogs that are close relatives is common practice and the Kennel Club continues to register dogs bred from mother-to-son and brother-to-sister matings.
Scientists at Imperial College, London, recently found that pugs in the UK are so inbred that, although there are 10,000 of them, it is the equivalent of just 50 distinct individuals -- making them more genetically compromised than the giant panda.
Steve Jones, Professor of Genetics, UCL, says: "People are carrying out breeding which would be, first of all, be entirely illegal in humans and secondly is absolutely insane from the point of view of the health of the animals."
He adds: "In some breeds they are paying a terrible, terrible price in genetic disease."
The film exposes the devastating consequences of such genetic disease for dogs and the distress it causes their owners.
Disturbing footage is shown of a cavalier King Charles spaniel writhing in agony due to syringomyelia, estimated to affect up to a third of the breed.
They have been bred with skulls too small for their brains, explains veterinary neurologist Clare Rusbridge: "The cavalier's brain is like a size 10 foot that has been shoved into a size six shoe -- it doesn't fit."
Boxers suffer from several life-threatening health issues -- including heart disease and a very high rate of cancer, especially brain tumours.
There are no official figures to say how many boxers suffer from epilepsy but in some breeds it is 20 times the rate found in humans. Two-year-old Zak is filmed while fitting and the distress the disease causes for him and his owners is obvious.
The film also demonstrates how some breeders produce dogs with pronounced physical attributes -- "exaggerations" -- in their efforts to attract a dog show judge's eye.
The breed standards are set by the Kennel Club but are open to interpretation and the film shows how, as fashion changes, so do the dogs, leading to serious health and welfare problems in some breeds.
Bulldogs, for example, have been bred to be such an unnatural shape that most can no longer mate or give birth unassisted.
Seventy five per cent of the seven million dogs in the UK are pedigrees, and they cost their owners over £10m in vet fees every week.
This indepth investigation suggests they are in serious trouble, plagued by genetic disease due to decades of inbreeding.
They are also suffering acute problems because of the showring's emphasis on looks over and above function and health.
Some physical traits required by the Kennel Club's breed standards have inherent health problems (short faces, wrinkling, screw-tails, dwarfism) while other problems occur because of exaggerations bred into dogs by breeders trying to win rosettes.
Deliberate mating of dogs that are close relatives is common practice and the Kennel Club continues to register dogs bred from mother-to-son and brother-to-sister matings.
Scientists at Imperial College, London, recently found that pugs in the UK are so inbred that, although there are 10,000 of them, it is the equivalent of just 50 distinct individuals -- making them more genetically compromised than the giant panda.
Steve Jones, Professor of Genetics, UCL, says: "People are carrying out breeding which would be, first of all, be entirely illegal in humans and secondly is absolutely insane from the point of view of the health of the animals."
He adds: "In some breeds they are paying a terrible, terrible price in genetic disease."
The film exposes the devastating consequences of such genetic disease for dogs and the distress it causes their owners.
Disturbing footage is shown of a cavalier King Charles spaniel writhing in agony due to syringomyelia, estimated to affect up to a third of the breed.
They have been bred with skulls too small for their brains, explains veterinary neurologist Clare Rusbridge: "The cavalier's brain is like a size 10 foot that has been shoved into a size six shoe -- it doesn't fit."
Boxers suffer from several life-threatening health issues -- including heart disease and a very high rate of cancer, especially brain tumours.
There are no official figures to say how many boxers suffer from epilepsy but in some breeds it is 20 times the rate found in humans. Two-year-old Zak is filmed while fitting and the distress the disease causes for him and his owners is obvious.
The film also demonstrates how some breeders produce dogs with pronounced physical attributes -- "exaggerations" -- in their efforts to attract a dog show judge's eye.
The breed standards are set by the Kennel Club but are open to interpretation and the film shows how, as fashion changes, so do the dogs, leading to serious health and welfare problems in some breeds.
Bulldogs, for example, have been bred to be such an unnatural shape that most can no longer mate or give birth unassisted.
fredag den 20. april 2012
søndag den 15. april 2012
Neil deGrasse Tyson hos Conan O'Brien
15. marts 2007
Etiketter:
astronomi,
Neil deGrasse Tyson,
videnskab,
video
Kur mod autisme
Holly Riley mener at have fundet en kur imod autisme. En kur som helbreder børn, der har fået autisme.
Denne video er lavet af Myles Power
Denne video er lavet af Myles Power
tirsdag den 10. april 2012
Korrekt oversættelse
David Bellos om, at oversætte korrekt
Enhver med en smule engelskkundskaber der har set dansk tv med undersættelser oversat fra engelsk kender til de elendige oversættelser. Det er dog endnu værre når der er tale om bøger.
For nemhedens skyld blot eksempler på oversættelse af titler:
The God Delusion - blev til: Illusionen om gud. Vrangforestilling havde været bedre.
The Greatest Show on Earth. The Evidence for Evolution - blev til: Darwins teori. Om evolution, videnskab og sandhed.
Begge bøger er skrevet af Richard Dawkins.
Enhver med en smule engelskkundskaber der har set dansk tv med undersættelser oversat fra engelsk kender til de elendige oversættelser. Det er dog endnu værre når der er tale om bøger.
For nemhedens skyld blot eksempler på oversættelse af titler:
The God Delusion - blev til: Illusionen om gud. Vrangforestilling havde været bedre.
The Greatest Show on Earth. The Evidence for Evolution - blev til: Darwins teori. Om evolution, videnskab og sandhed.
Begge bøger er skrevet af Richard Dawkins.
mandag den 9. april 2012
Kaldet af universet - Neil deGrasse Tyson
Interview med astrofysiker Neil deGrasse Tyson af The Science Network 2010 om Pluto, universet og videnskab.
Etiketter:
astronomi,
Neil deGrasse Tyson,
videnskab,
video
søndag den 8. april 2012
lørdag den 7. april 2012
Passiv rygning og lungekræft
En video om Passiv rygning fra ny forskning og lungekræft blandet folk, der aldrig har røget. It was a topic of interest to me at AACR and I had a chance to meet one of the authors of the 2009 paper.
Få gratis hjælp på stoplinien, Hver eneste cigaret skader dig.
Int J Cancer. 2004 Mar;109(1):125-31.
Secondhand smoke exposure in adulthood and risk of lung cancer among never smokers: a pooled analysis of two large studies.
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ijc.11682/pdf
Clin Cancer Res. 2009 Sep 15;15(18):5626-45.
Lung cancer in never smokers: clinical epidemiology and environmental risk factors.
http://clincancerres.aacrjournals.org/content/15/18/5626.full.pdf+html
eler http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/pmid/19755391/?tool=pubmed
Der er en fejl i videoen. I refer to one of the papers (CCR) as being published in 2011, when it was actually published in 2009. The author's manuscript was published online in 2011, two years after the print version.
Få gratis hjælp på stoplinien, Hver eneste cigaret skader dig.
Int J Cancer. 2004 Mar;109(1):125-31.
Secondhand smoke exposure in adulthood and risk of lung cancer among never smokers: a pooled analysis of two large studies.
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ijc.11682/pdf
Clin Cancer Res. 2009 Sep 15;15(18):5626-45.
Lung cancer in never smokers: clinical epidemiology and environmental risk factors.
http://clincancerres.aacrjournals.org/content/15/18/5626.full.pdf+html
eler http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/pmid/19755391/?tool=pubmed
Der er en fejl i videoen. I refer to one of the papers (CCR) as being published in 2011, when it was actually published in 2009. The author's manuscript was published online in 2011, two years after the print version.
lørdag den 31. marts 2012
torsdag den 29. marts 2012
En fod i historien
Hvad en fod kan fortælle om mennesker udvikling (evolution)
Read the original research paper by Nature
Read the original research paper by Nature
Hvad gør maraton ved kroppen?
Hver år løber mere end 8000 danskere maraton rundt omkring i verden, men hvad gør et maratonløb ved kroppen, og hvad kræver det, at løbe et maraton?
Se med i denne dokumentar der følger almindelige mennesker, der bliver trænet op til, at løbe et maraton
Denne video er lavet af amerikanske NOVA og målet er verdens ældste maraton Boston Marathon.
Se med i denne dokumentar der følger almindelige mennesker, der bliver trænet op til, at løbe et maraton
Denne video er lavet af amerikanske NOVA og målet er verdens ældste maraton Boston Marathon.
onsdag den 28. marts 2012
tirsdag den 13. marts 2012
lørdag den 25. februar 2012
torsdag den 9. februar 2012
tirsdag den 7. februar 2012
Finnhvalen
Denne video er fra 2009 og er lavet af Channel 4
Etiketter:
biologi,
dokumentar,
evolution,
natur,
Richard Dawkins,
video
torsdag den 26. januar 2012
onsdag den 25. januar 2012
Cellen - det skjulte kongerige
Om opdagelsen af celler
BBC video fra 2009
Etiketter:
biologi,
dokumentar,
evolution,
natur,
video
fredag den 20. januar 2012
torsdag den 19. januar 2012
Hvorfor censur er noget skidt
I denne video forklarer fortæller Clay Shirky, hvorfor Internetcensur er noget skidt
onsdag den 18. januar 2012
Guld kommer fra stjernene
Hvor kommer alt guldet i jorden fra? Forskere har i mange spekuleret i, at alle de tungeste grundstoffer på grund af tyngdekragften ville søge ind mod midten af en ung jord, hvor alt var flydende lava.
Men hvis det var tilfældet, hvorfor er det så muligt at finde guld i guldminer, som måske nok kan strække sig flere hundrede meter ned i jorden, men stadig er relativt tæt på overfladen, Jordens størrelse taget i betragtning?
Men hvis det var tilfældet, hvorfor er det så muligt at finde guld i guldminer, som måske nok kan strække sig flere hundrede meter ned i jorden, men stadig er relativt tæt på overfladen, Jordens størrelse taget i betragtning?
fredag den 6. januar 2012
Det vidste Darwin ikke
En dokumentar om evolution siden Charles Darwin
Vært: professor i biologi Armand Marie Leroi
Video fra 2009
Vært: professor i biologi Armand Marie Leroi
Video fra 2009
Etiketter:
dokumentar,
evolution,
natur,
videnskab,
video
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