Locally Sourced Science
Locally Sourced ScienceScience explorations & events happening in the Finger Lakes Region.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | AstronomyNatural SciencesScience | ||||
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Horticulturist Brandon George leads a tour of the Cornell Botanic Gardens Bioswale (photo courtesy of B. George)
In today’s episode, you’ll hear interviews of two Cornell scientists who are observers of vastly different organisms living in the grea... more
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Drosophila neurons expressing a calcium indicator linked to Green Fluorescent Protein (left). Do-it-yourself epi-fluorescent microscope imaging labeled neurons (right). Photos courtesy of Dr. James Ryan (left) and Dr. David Deitcher (right) ... more
In today’s episode, we begin by listening again to an interview from March 2020 to re-explore how metastatic cancer cells migrate. In our second interview, we hear about a recent study showing similarities between the metabolic behavior of migrating ... more
Dr. M. Alejandra Gandolfo, a paleontologist depicted in the “Daring to Dig” exhibit. Photo taken at a field research site in Argentina.
(Photo courtesy of Dr. Gandolfo)
Just in time for Women’s History Month, the Museum of the Earth has opened an ... more
Similar to previous years, in March we recognize women scientists who have connections to the Finger Lakes.
Isa Betancourt is an entomologist and science communicator who received her B.S. from Cornell University and M.S. from Drexel University. S... more
In today’s show, we hear interviews of two different professionals who use microscopes in their work.
Mark Sarvary starts the show off by presenting a review of an exhibition called “The History of Glass and the Microscope”, that was on display in ... more
In this episode, Mark Sarvary interviewed the new dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Dr. Benjamin Houlton began his term on October 1, 2020, as the Ronald P. Lynch Dean of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. He is also an... more
Kitty Gifford interviews Dr. Frank Castelli, Educational research postdoc with the Investigative Biology Teaching Laboratories at Cornell. Word cloud created by Frank Castelli using student responses.
One of the greatest challenges in online learnin... more
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