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health and science related to light and life.
Webcasts
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UC Berkeley has webcasts of course lectures.Here's your chance to see what it's like to listen to and learn from a biology, astronomy or other professor at the University of California at Berkeley. You can also view past lectures.
Howard Hughes Medical Institute has a stunning collection of animations and webcasts to learn about subjects, such as the biological clock and neurology. Ever wondered what it would be like to work in a lab? Visit the medical institute's four virtual labs: Cardiology, Immunology, Neurophysiology, and Bacterial Identification Lab to experience what the scientist does through step by step interactive animations.
Watch videos of eleven scientists from Howard Hughes Medical Institute talk about Becoming a scientist.
Articles
Cornell offers new and old books free online or to be printed on demand
Get a Head Start to Higher Grades
Science mentors fill girls with quantum dreams
Moving Ahead With Continuing Education
A Career with the FBI
Jeopardy: For Entertainment and Education
Career opportunities in the booming wellness and spa industry
Looking Like a Million Bucks is One of the Keys to Success
MIT Publishes 500th Course on Opencourseware
Attention Job Seekers: A Remarkable Career Opportunity
Resources
Scholarship.com has information on scholarship scams, loans, funding sources, prepaid college programs, and more.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has everything you'd ever want to know about occupations and more. There is also a glossary.
With the Occupational Outlook Handbook, you can do a search on a word, such as 'health,' and it will list 200 documents related to health. If you do a search on 'science,' it will list 117 documents related to science.
For instance, if you do a search on 'meteorologist,' you'll see only one document, atmospheric scientists
What is photobiology?
Photobiologists can be biologists, chemists, physicists, biomedical engineers, or physicians.
Geoscientists study more than rocks. Some study the sun.
Allied Health Professions from the Amercian Medical Association
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