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Biological Treasure
NOAA's new Office of Exploration creates a new program to search for deep sea organisms with bio-pharmaceutical potential.
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Marine Animal Models for Human Diseases
Dr. Albert Smith works to educate his fellow physicians about the valuable insights simple marine animals can provide for better understanding of human diseases.
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Images of Hope
1,200 cancer patients were asked to Go snap some pictures" of what gives them joy,peace and hope.
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Jellies "Living Art"
The Monterey Bay Aquarium is exploring the relationship between nature and artistic expression with its newest exhibit Jellies: Living Art.
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Freedom to Discover
Over the years, the Freedom to Discover Grant Program has contributed to new findings in AIDS, drug addiction, diabetes, cancer and other diseases.
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From Food Scraps to Fine Wine
Thanks to one of the most innovative recycling program in America, food scraps which would have ended in landfills are collected, and turned into high quality compost.
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America On The Move
Advances in transportation have profoundly affected all our lives. Visitors can now experience the American road experience at a new exhibit at the Smithsonian.
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HYBRID TECHNOLOGY
Advances in technology are helping break the stereotypical image of the stodgy little, although ecologically superior, hybrid automobile.
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Connections
All things are connected in a web of life. We are merely a strand in that web.
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The Hidden City
Protect the coral and we protect the ocean. Protect the ocean and we protect the earth.
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Soybeans in Space
Soybeans are a leading source of protein in the human diet a staple in livestock feed and is replacing petroleum in many consumer products. Soybeans in Space is a research study conducted aboard the International Space Station which made soybeans the only crop to be grown through its full life cycle from seed to seed in Space. We explore the results of that study. TRT 3:55
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