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EARTH SCIENCE- GEOLOGY, METEOROLOGY, OCEANOGRAPHY AND ASTRONOMY Today we live in a time when the Earth and its inhabitants face many challenges. Our climate is changing and that change is being caused by human activity. Earth scientists recognized this problem and will play a key role in efforts to resolve it. We are also challenged to: develop new sources of energy that will have minimal impact on climate; locate new sources of metals and other mineral resources as known sources are depleted; and, determine how Earth's increasing population can live and avoid serious threats such as volcanic activity, earthquakes, landslides, floods...

Every March, Brain Awareness Week occurs to unite people of all ages to celebrate the brain. Partner organizations worldwide work together with The Dana Foundation and together, they help raise public awareness of brain research and education. During the week, some activities include open days at neuroscience labs, brain exhibitions, social media campaigns, classroom workshops and lectures on brain-related topics. This year’s campaign dates are from March 12 to March 18.   Quick Facts Human brain development does not finish until you’re about 25-years-old. A right-handed person usually processes language on the left side of their brain, while a left-handed person...

Styrofoam activities are an excellent way to learn more about science. If you’re feeling crafty, try out one of these easy projects with the help of our styrofoam materials. 1. Animal Cell Model Create a 3D version of an animal cell with this tutorial showcasing the cell’s components from the cell membrane to the nucleus. Are you fascinated by cell structure? Learn more about our Build-A-Cell Learning Lab.   Get the project details. 2. DNA Model Expand your knowledge of DNA with a model you can make on your own. With the use of colorful styrofoam balls, assemble the sugar, phosphate groups...

Denoyer-Geppert Science Company offers a variety of science charts made for any learning setting. Whether you hang these charts in a classroom or in a medical office, each product features anatomical details from the latest research. We have rounded up the following charts for scientists to add to their visual learning collection.   1. Anatomy of the Heart For just $5, learn every single detail about the heart and its surrounding components.   2. Muscular System This chart features a numbered-key to allow your students to test their knowledge of the muscular system.  3. Anatomy and Physiology Chart Set  Cover everything human anatomy in your classroom with this eleven...