WMS Science Teachers

very cheap pcr machine you build yourself

great ted talk about evolution of flowers

cool uses of ipads

Fig tree is a free application for creating and viewing phylogenic trees. 

fascinating story about athletes donating their brains for scientific research. 

very useful bio animations created by Carnegie Mellon

this might be a cool project...

family owned business with lab/ science equipment. worth checking out.

great video from NYT on what is life? and effort to create life in a test tube, using RNA. 

NYT artilce describing efforts to create RNA based life in the lba

beautiful high res images with micrographs of everyday objects

some great ideas for projects and ways of incorporating bioinformatics into the bio curriculum.

great ideas about how you can use technology in science classes to help students explore science on their own by connecting with real scientists. 

cool use of smartphone as microscope, with applications for use in remote areas

cool site listing all the 'wildlife" living in your belly button

very interesting post about how genomic research is transforming medicine.

cool article that references use vitamin E to block release of an enzyme the brain normally releases after stroke. The enzyme however ends up facilitating activity that leads to cell death, so if you block it, you can save brain cells.

looks esp cool for physics. this is a professor from MIT who took some (very famous) amazing pictures of images reflecting droplets, human movement, bullets, etc. really worth checking out.

This is a great tool that lets you chop youtube videos and share only a portion of them. 

This is a new blog started by a AP bio teacher. I figure it might end up having some useful things on it, but even if there's not content that is of immediate use, it might prove to be a good example of a way to use a blog in a classroom.