Listening to Landscapes: Ben Cosgrove’s ‘Field Studies’

Aviva Rutkin, Leslie Baehr and Erin Weeks go on the hunt to see if researching pigeon flight can help engineers make better planes.

Trent Knoss, Abdul-Kareem Ahmed and Alison Bruzek explore how to get from cheetah to robo-cheetah.

Hannah Cheng, Zahra Hirji and Sarah Yu investigate the genetics of aggression and depression in fruit flies.

Loizos Michael at the University of Cyprus talks about the basis of biological computing, using ants.
By MacGregor Campbell ’09.

The definition of a “perfect oyster” depends a lot on whether you’re a fisherman or a conservationist.  But can conservation efforts create an environment that will preserve everyone’s perfect oyster? By Scott Berdahl, Camille Carlisle, and Amanda Rose Martinez.

A short documentary on how the study of yeast cells can lead to breakthroughs in Parkinson’s Disease.  By MacGregor Campbell, Monica Vargas and Stephanie Dutchen.

A short documentary about scientists in the Lindquist Lab and their efforts to discover the causes, and possible treatments for Parkinson’s Disease.  Produced by Anne Marie Corley Directed by Annie Glausser Edited by Genevieve Wanucha and Lisa Song

A short documentary about streptomyces, rhodococcus, and the search for new antibiotics.  Made by Graduate Program in Science Writing Students Andrew Moseman, Rachel VanCott, Megan Rulison, and Ashley Yeager.