… was discovered in 1925 by C.F. Aver von Welsbach in Austria. This element got it’s name from the Greek words neos, which means new, and didymos, which means twin. Nd is the atomic symbol and it is in group IIIA, which is the rare earth elements…

… because some, like your backbone, provide the structure which enables you to stand erect instead of lying like a puddle on the floor. Other bones protect the delicate, and sometimes soft, insides of your body. Your skull, a series of fused…

… the April 2000 edition of Scientific American, “The Aleutian Kayak”, illustrates that the Aleut hunters of the past, were ahead of their time with their technologically superior version of the modern kayak, the baidarka. Dyson reports that the innovativ…

… involving food, eating, and weight in American society. Anorexia Nervosa is one of the main diseases that deals with weight. Anorexia is the relentless pursuit to be thin. It is the refusal to maintain body weight at a normal weight for your age…

… savior of the Earth’s atmosphere, a technological godsend that will create pollution-free energy for cars and much more. Hydrogen powered fuels are the answer to the Earths biggest pollution problem. Experts insist it has the capabilities to replace…

… are designing for Anders Bookstore is going to allow for employees at Anders to access a number of different forms of data in order to improve business. We are going to design the new system so that anyone can use it. Cashiers will be able to scan…

… as the father of scientific management has had a major impact on the way businesses operate today. Born March 20, 1856 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Taylor, who had problems with his eyes and could not attend college. Instead, he went to work as…

… was on thier death bed and was awaiting a heart transplant from an organ donor, but there wasn't enough time. How grateful would you be if that person had the opportunity to live longer from a cloned heart? This is only one of the benefits of cloning. …

… How did we emerge from the Earth? Why do twins look so alike? The answers to these questions lay in the scientific field of molecular genetics. More specifically, these answers can be answered in the study of DNA. DNA, the blueprint for life, determines…

… Lorenz proposed imprinting differed from true associative learning in several important ways. First, susceptibility to imprinting is confined to very limited period in bird's life, the critical period. Second, Lorenz argued that once developed, imprintin…