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There's a lot of basic research that still hasn't been done.
It turns out that these sea hares have a small number of very large neurons, which makes them excellent to use in neuroscience research.
And, in fact, the scientist Eric Kandel used them in his research to understand how memories are stored.
I heard about how the dyes in some clothing or the process of even making the items was harmful to the people and the planet, so I started doing my own research, and I discovered that even after dyeing has being completed, there is a waste issue that gives a negative impact on the environment.
Over the next few decades, further research has corroborated Darwin’s idea that some of our most important emotional expressions are in fact universal.
There’s still much research to be done in understanding emotional expression, particularly as we learn more about the inner workings of the brain.
Should we do serious research on this topic?
Should we have a national research program that looks at this?
So while waste flows southbound, people go north in search of dollars, and most of my research has had to do with the impact of immigration in the alteration of the homogeneity of many neighborhoods in the United States, particularly in San Diego.
Narrator: Recent research in cosmology has suggested that universes that produce more disorder, or "entropy," over their lifetimes should tend to have more favorable conditions for the existence of intelligent beings such as ourselves.
First, a process of rationalization of scientific research, which has accelerated technical progress.
Their research clearly shows that in Africa, over the last 10 years, armed conflict has gone up by sevenfold.
And the irony of this particular system is the place where he did the research, which was Mexico, didn't adopt this technology, ignored this technology, talked about why this technology should be thought about, but not really applied.
But let's not put people through this cycle where it doesn't pay to research because your company will go out of business as OPEC drives alternatives and keeps bioenergy from happening.
Now, since 2010, I have poled myself eight times across the Okavango Delta to conduct detailed scientific surveys along a 200-mile, 18-day research transect.
By the 21st of May, we had launched the Okavango megatransect ... in seven dugout canoes; 1,500 miles, 121 days later, all of the poling, paddling and intensive research got us across the entire river basin to Lake Xau in the Kalahari Desert, 480 kilometers past the Okavango Delta.
Since the 2015 megatransect, we have explored all major rivers of the Okavango River basin, covering a life-changing 4,000 miles of detailed research transects on our dugout canoes and our fat-tire mountain bikes.
John: I would hope that sometime in the future through the research that you people are doing, we can come up with a cure so that people like me can lead a normal life.
Now, in the days when mapping a genome cost millions, or even tens of thousands, it was basically a research enterprise.
If we look at the pharmaceutical industry, or, for that matter, university research, you can say exactly the same story about so-called "big science."
And so I went online and I did some research, and ultimately I hit the mother lode when I went to LinkedIn, the social networking site for job seekers.
Even though the pinnacle of modern science, research microscopes are not designed for field testing.
Our research does not suggest that criminals should submit their MRI scans as evidence in court and get off the hook because they've got a faulty amygdala.
Just like in Silicon Valley, some of the seismic shifts in technology and consumer behavior have been driven by academic research, have been driven by enterprise desires, with the whims of privilege and youth sprinkled in every once in a while.
Research companies actually track this impact by counting what is called "Taobao villages."
About 38 years ago, we were playing around with a technology in my lab called flow cytometry that was developed for biomedical research for studying cells like cancer cells, but it turns out we were using it for this off-label purpose which was to study phytoplankton, and it was beautifully suited to do that.
But if you wanted to really do research, what do you have to do?
Our research on the biomechanics of animal locomotion has allowed us to make a blueprint for a foot.
It's just an example of why we need to support curiosity-based research.
So there's a clear message: whether you care about a fundamental, basic research of really interesting, bizarre, wonderful animals, or you want to build a search-and-rescue robot that can help you in an earthquake, or to save someone in a fire, or you care about medicine, we must preserve nature's designs.
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