By: Carolyn Schanen
This is absolutely wonderful- creative, of course accurate and something that would greatly appeal to students thinking of entering biology. SUPERB JOB!
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Yes yes yes, this is what I need. I have a BS in Cell and Molecular Biology and work in a research lab but can’t remember ANYTHING I need to. For years I have wanted to commit this stuff to verse, but...
View ArticleBy: Robbie
You might also like our album of science educational rap songs aimed at middle- and high-school students. We’ve been doing this for a few years now and have amassed a library of albums in each main...
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Wow! That is great. Here’s another Stanford classic — human depiction of protein synthesis, circa 1971. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9dhO0iCLww
View ArticleBy: Josh Chan
Hey Tom, I’m glad to see that my HumBio TA is now an internationally known science rapper. I’ll see you tomorrow! Josh
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You may know the Large Hadron Rap: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j50ZssEojtM Get well soon, LHC!
View ArticleBy: Maddie Lariv
Since Derrick Davis actually happens to be dear friend of mine from high school i might be biased. But I loved it! jigga!
View ArticleBy: Megan Kerins
My friends and I made a rap music video for our Energy Efficient Buildings Class. Check it out! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pezKEkBIhqA
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For Stanford’s Energy Efficient Buildings class (CEE 176A) “Double Panes”– finished last week, appropriating M.I.A.’s “Paper Planes” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pezKEkBIhqA Luke
View ArticleVictory Over N.Y.C. Traffic
We have a brave, principled winner in the Lab contest to improve traffic in New York City
View ArticleMonday Puzzle: Avoiding the Impossible
Sometimes there are ways to tell if a problem is impossible, just by reasoning about it. Here are where the emphasis is not on solving the puzzle but determining whether a solution is possible or...
View ArticleMonday Puzzle: Let the Martin Gardner Celebrations Continue!
Last week's puzzles from Martin Gardner produced such a profusion of goodwill that we've decided to continue the celebrations of his 95th birthday with more of his puzzles.
View ArticleMonday Puzzle: Getting Something From Nothing
I've found the secret of making unlimited money with a simple scheme and generate unlimited energy with my new invention, the papaya battery. Both these are based on the successful application of one...
View ArticleMonday Puzzle: Birdbath
Will the bird slide over and land in the water, or will it stay dry? What will the final position of the moon be?
View ArticleDoes Obama Have the Right Stuff for Space?
Where humans be going in space, and how should we get there?
View ArticleMonday Puzzle: Thank You, John
From next week, the Monday Puzzle moves to a new home in a new section of the online Times, under the title "Numberplay." It is time, then, to take a stroll down memory lane...
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