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The Discovery Files   Audio "Happy Trails" -- The Discovery Files
Audio type: MP3
Updated June 26, 2008
 
The Discovery Files   Audio "Frogantuan" -- The Discovery Files
Audio type: MP3
Updated June 26, 2008
 
The Discovery Files   Audio "Links in E-mail Chain Letters Not Well Connected" -- The Discovery Files
Audio type: MP3
Updated June 26, 2008
 
The Discovery Files   Audio "Fragrant Violation" -- The Discovery Files
Audio type: MP3
Updated June 26, 2008
 
Optical image of 104-layer microvascular network enclosed in clear epoxy matrix, with coin for size   Image Self-Healing Materials with Microvascular Networks (Image 4)
Updated June 23, 2008
 
A view of the Ranger supercomputer system at TACC, from above   Image Ranger System (Image 2)
Updated June 23, 2008
 
View looking down the first and last rows of the Ranger supercomputer system at TACC   Image Ranger Supercomputer (Image 1)
Updated June 23, 2008
 
Snapshot taken from a simulation showing evolution of structure in a large volume of the universe   Image Evolution of Structure in the Cosmos (Image 2)
Updated June 23, 2008
 
Snapshot from a simulation showing evolution of structure in a large volume of the universe   Image Evolution of Structure in the Cosmos (Image 1)
Updated June 23, 2008
 
Self-healing structural epoxy beam with surface coating that is healed with supply of healing agent   Image Self-Healing Materials with Microvascular Networks (Image 5)
Updated June 20, 2008
 
Healing agent containing microcapsules used in self-healing polymers, with ruler to compare size   Image Self-Healing Materials with Microvascular Networks (Image 3)
Updated June 20, 2008
 
Healing agent containing microcapsules used in self-healing polymers, with ruler to compare size.   Image Self-Healing Materials with Microvascular Networks (Image 2)
Updated June 20, 2008
 
Close-up of one-half of self-healing epoxy specimen after it has been fractured into two pieces.   Image Self-Healing Materials with Microvascular Networks (Image 1)
Updated June 20, 2008
 
Boy tests his souvenir magnifying glass from Strange Matters Exhibit   Image Strange Matter Exhibit (Image 11)
Updated June 17, 2008
 
Girl discovers strange structures by observing a sponge under a magnifying glass   Image Strange Matter Exhibit (Image 10)
Updated June 17, 2008
 
Elementary school students wait in line to observe different materials under a microscope   Image Strange Matter Exhibit (Image 9)
Updated June 17, 2008
 
Family explores the texture and physical properties of materials used in 'every day stuff'   Image Strange Matter Exhibit (Image 8)
Updated June 17, 2008
 
Aspiring scientist concentrates on 'feeling' atoms using a model of an Atomic Force Microscope   Image Strange Matter Exhibit (Image 7)
Updated June 17, 2008
 
Girls try to 'eliminate defects' in materials by shaking a sheet of ball bearings   Image Strange Matter Exhibit (Image 6)
Updated June 17, 2008
 
Girl discovers strange structures by observing a sponge under a magnifying glass   Image Strange Matter Exhibit (Image 5)
Updated June 17, 2008
 
Boy observes how different materials look when placed under a microscope camera lens   Image Strange Matter Exhibit (Image 4)
Updated June 17, 2008
 
Discovering how scientists control structure and defects to create certain properties in materials   Image Strange Matter Exhibit (Image 3)
Updated June 17, 2008
 
A boy manipulates blobs of ferrofluids and makes them dance using rare earth magnets   Image Strange Matter Exhibit (Image 2)
Updated June 17, 2008
 
Students listen to the tunes of xylophones made from different materials at Strange Matters Exhibit   Image Strange Matter Exhibit (Image 1)
Updated June 17, 2008
 
This movie shows red-necked phalarope feeding behavior.   Video Red-necked Phalarope Feeding Behavior
Video type: Flash Player
Updated June 17, 2008
 
This mechanical model of the phalarope beak.   Video Mechanical Model of the Phalarope Beak
Video type: Flash Player
Updated June 17, 2008
 
A rendering of a 3D model of the Duomo in Pisa, reconstructed from 56 photographs   Image 3D Model of Duomo, Pisa
Updated June 16, 2008
 
NSF-funded researcher at the Cape Crozier Adelie penguin colony on Ross Island, Antarctica   Image Researcher and Adelie Penguin
Updated June 16, 2008
 
Studying an outcropping as part of a research study of comparative analysis of glacial sediments   Image REU Glacial Studies (Image 3)
Updated June 16, 2008
 
Over-riding glaciers sculpted these grooves.   Image REU Glacial Studies (Image 2)
Updated June 16, 2008
 
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