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Ocean 180 - The Harp Sponge: An extraordinary new species of carnivorous sponge. n this video we describe a new species of carnivorous sponge, Chondrocladia lyra from the deep-sea off California. It i...

Professor Alfred Kadushin On His Research Process

Professor Alfred Kadushin from UW-Madison School of Social Work on his research process. ...

CT-Guided Percutaneous Lumbar Ligamentum Flavum Release - Video abstract [ID 255249]

Video abstract of a case report paper "CT-Guided Percutaneous Lumbar Ligamentum Flavum Release for Treatment of Lumbar Spinal Stenosis: A case report and literature review” published in the open ...

Refinement of diagnosis and supporting evidence for use of immunotherapy- Video Abstract ID 203192

Video abstract of case report “Refinement of diagnosis and supporting evidence for use of immunotherapy through sequential biopsies in a case of EML4-ALK positive lung cancer” publ...

Strategies to improve anxiety and depression in patients with COPD – Video abstract [ID 79354]

Video abstract of a review paper “Strategies to improve anxiety and depression in patients with COPD: a mental health perspective” published in the open access journal Neuropsychiatric Disease and Tre...

Siti Khayriyyah - Famelab Interview 2018

(4) Siti Khayriyyah - Famelab Interview 2018 ...

NFATC2 promotes colorectal cancer stemness – Video abstract [ID 169129]

Video abstract of original research paper “NFATC2 is a novel therapeutic target for colorectal cancer stem cells” published in the open access journal OncoTargets and Therapy by Lang et al....

Pathum Raksa project: disparity in breast cancer care in Thailand - Video abstract [ID 335386]

Video abstract of an original research "Pathum Raksa project: addressing disparity in breast cancer care through national innovation in Thailand" published in the open access journal Cancer ...

#supportthereport: No Funding Means No Future

#supportthereport: No Funding Means No Future - YouTube...

Non-Pharmacologic Interventions in Post-Stroke Depression - Video abstract [ID 310207]

Video abstract of a review paper "Non-Pharmacological interventions for post-stroke depression: current perspectives and controversies" published in the open access journal Psychology Resea...

Shining a Spotlight On Cancer Cells

Shining a Spotlight On Cancer Cells ...

Retinal Direction Selectivity Is Reversed by Visual Stimulation

A classic neural computation is that of detecting the direction of motion of an object within the visual scene. Direction-selective cells in the retina respond strongly to an image moving in the prefe...

What is the Building Envelope Performance (BEP) value?

This video I helped create explains how the overall thermal performance of the building envelope can be described using the Building Envelope Performance (BEP) value....

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Dance Your PhD 2014: Unbreak My Heart! In my PhD thesis I am investigating the effect of a heart attack on the genome. A heart attack happens when a vessel of the heart is blocked and this leads to ti...

Preference for different relaxation techniques by COPD patients – Video abstract [113108]

Video abstract of clinical trial report “Preference for different relaxation techniques by COPD patients: comparison between six techniques” published in the open access journal International Journal ...

Knock Knock Doc - Episode 07 # Saison 2 : Freedom of Speech

Knock Knock Doc - Episode 08 # Saison 1 : Leeds calling - YouTube...

Circadian Lymphocyte Migration through Lymph Nodes

Circadian Lymphocyte Migration through Lymph Nodes ...

Small Plates Movement

Small Plates Movement - YouTube...

Combating Postpartum Metabolic Stress/Cell Reports, Jan. 22, 2019 (Vol. 22, Issue 4)

Combating Postpartum Metabolic Stress/Cell Reports, Jan. 22, 2019 (Vol. 22, Issue 4)...

Catching cancers when they are small still makes a difference to survival

Catching cancers when they are small still makes a difference to survival, even in the current era of more effective therapies, suggests a study of breast cancer patients in The BMJ this week....