With 100 days to go until the Beijing Olympics, Amnesty International today (30 April) launched the first in a series of four hard-hitting animated films highlighting human rights abuses linked to the Chinese authorities’ hosting of the Games, in particular the risks of peacefully protesting in China. Watch the first animation here:
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When I was doing my B.Sc. and M.Sc. I can say the only resource of learning we had were books. Nowadays there are so many scientific resources available online most of which are free (at least for educational and research purposes), that can make learning easier for students. I came across this award winning animation by BioVision at Harvard which is graphically reproduction of some of the important phenomena’s inside the cell. It is called The Inner Life of a Cell. I’m sure this short version with the amazing music you see bellow, anyone can enjoy even if you’re not a biologist. As a biologist/Molecular biologist I suggest that after watching the short form also watch the complete version with the explanation on their homepage. I love the part showing the Motor protein carrying a vesicle along the microtubules.
I also use this opportunity to introduce this valuable webpage: MolecularMovies is an amazing collection of cell and molecular animations, you can surf through them and enjoy.
While surfing, I found this web page, check it out: www.AREWEATWARWITHIRAN.com?
On the other hand Craig has written in Deep Sea News, it seems that killing Whales is at the moment on the top agenda for Bush administration!
I just want to introduce this website:
Open Source Living is an archive of the Web’s best
Open Source software, applications and references. I’m sure Linux lovers-geeks like my good friend Jadi are gonna love this page!
I'm a Biochemist currently living and working in Germany. Here I write about science, technology, Human rights and daily life. If you want to know "a little" more about me you can read my about page!
