(Video courtesy of Johan van de Koppel.)
It’s a lousy dancer who steps on his partner’s foot, but groups of mussels use a similar foot game to form intricate patterns in a newly discovered underwater dance that benefits all involved.
Scientists in the Netherlands have for the first time shown how individual mussels, acting seemingly independently, naturally […]
NASW ADVICE from Main Sequence on Vimeo.
Here are some writing tips from Emily Sohn, a freelance journalist who frequently writes for Science News for Kids, and Andy Fell of the egghead blog and UC Davis News Service. Emily and Andy were both speakers at the 2008 NASW Conference in Palo Alto and were gracious enough […]
I just got back from the National Association of Science Writers conference in Palo Alto. We saw many interesting talks on a variety of subjects. I’ll be posting the audio and video of a few of them over the next couple of days. To kick things off, here is one of Obama’s science advisors, Sharon […]
Still working on this one, not sure if it’s going anywhere. I’m playing around with the TAL dub delay free plugin, video warp markers in live, and the camel audio camel space effect plugin. And these are some trees.
Snake Fang v2 from Main Sequence on Vimeo.
Here’s something I’m working on at school that’s not related […]