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The iReceptor Platform
No full textThis video, from Digital World Biology, provides information about iReceptor Gateway, a platform designed for analyzing immune receptor repertoire data. During the video, Dr. Kira Neller discusses accessing and sharing data within the iReceptor Air Data Commons, emphasizing the importance of data reuse in research. Neller also shares their personal journey from plant biology to immunology, highlighting the role of bioinformatics in their work. Audience questions cover topics such as comparative analysis, data sharing, and utilizing the iReceptor platform for research projects. The presentation underscores the significance of making complex bioinformatics tools accessible and fostering collaboration within the scientific community.The video runs 56:47 minutes in length
What Is Energy Stations
No full textThis video, from the Center for Renewable Energy Advanced Technological Education Resource Center (CREATE), demonstrates various experiments showcasing renewable energy concepts. The video begins with an electric hot plate boiling water, followed by an explanation of a solar panel connected to a motor and propeller to demonstrate solar energy. Next, an experiment with vinegar and sodium bicarbonate demonstrates a chemical reaction. Then, a flashlight is shown to exemplify electrical energy, and a floor drying fan represents wind energy, powering a vertical axis wind turbine. Beneath the turbine, magnets spinning over copper coils generate electricity, illustrating the workings of an electric generator. The video concludes with an LED light illuminating, symbolizing the successful generation of electricity from renewable sources.This video runs 07:36 minutes in length
Learning Activities 2.1-2.4: Pump Down Procedure for a Rough Vacuum System Video
No full textIn this video, published by Erie Community College, the presenter demonstrates the pumpdown procedure, providing a narration of the RVET's activity as it undergoes the pumpdown process. Additionally, the correct pumpdown setup and safe starting of the pump are discussed.The video corresponds with lessons in a student lab manual and instructor guide that accompanies the Introduction to Vacuum Technology E-book. This textbook provides an introduction to vacuum technology and science, and features topics curated to the needs of technicians in a production environment. The guides include student questions and a data table corresponding to the video.The video runs 3:27 minutes in length. The E-book, and related student and instructor guides, videos, and labs are available to view separately
Learning Activity 9: Data for the Rate-of-Rise Curve with Real Leak
No full textIn this video, published by Erie Community College, physics professor Elena Brewer conducts the pump-down process on a Rough Vacuum System Trainer (RVET) with a real leak source present. Throughout the pump-down process, learners will document how long it takes for the atmospheric pressure in the chamber to reach 50 millitorrs and then collect data on the pressure as it rises again. Data collected from this video will be compared with two other pump-down datasets in activity nine to identify rough vacuum system leaks using rate-of-rise curves.The video corresponds with lessons in a student lab manual and instructor guide that accompanies the Introduction to Vacuum Technology E-book. This textbook provides an introduction to vacuum technology and science, and features topics curated to the needs of technicians in a production environment. The guides include student questions and a data table corresponding to the video.The video runs 7:26 minutes in length. The E-book, and related student and instructor guides, videos, and labs are available to view separately
Talking Technicians: Laury is a Senior Control Engineer at Albireo Energy (S4, Ep. 3)
No full textThis episode of the Talking Technicians podcast, from the Micro Nano Technology Education Center (MNT-EC), features an interview with Laury, a senior control engineer at Albireo Energy. During the interview, Laury provides an overview of building automation control and the duties of a senior control engineer in a data center. Laury discussed the importance of data centers, which require proper Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) to keep the machines from overheating. Additionally, the interview covers Laury's career path, benefits of working in a data center, advice to those interested in working in a data center, and more.This video runs 29:32 minutes in length. The other episodes in this podcast series are available to view separately
Community College and Industry Partnerships: A Strategic Workforce Collaboration
No full textThis is the fourth episode of the CCPI-Cast webinar series from Prince George's Community College. This webinar covers STEM workforce training in community colleges through collaboration between colleges and industry. The webinar emphasizes the role that National Science Foundation (NSF) Advanced Technological Education (ATE) grants can play in meeting workforce training needs and supporting industry partnerships. Topics include strategies for community colleges in partnerships, challenges faced by community colleges, the needs of the STEM workforce, and more.The video runs 51:25 minutes in length. Additional CCPI-Cast webinars are available to view separately
Data Science Certificate and Program Check Sheets
No full textThese three program check sheets, published by County College of Morris, provide the requirements and optional classes for three programs at County College of Morris (CCM): the Associate degree in Computer Science with the Data Science Option, the Data Analytics Certificate of Achievement, and the Associate of Applied Science degree in Information Technology. Each sheet lays out the required and optional courses, a recommended schedule for completing the program, and various program tracks, if applicable. Each check sheet is two pages
Aquaphoton Academy: Technical Report
No full textThis 25-page report, published by Alexandria University, describes the design and construction of the underwater remotely operated vehicle (ROV) created by the Aquaphoton Academy team for the Explorer Class of the 2023 MATE ROV competition. MATE ROV is a global competition that challenges STEM students to build underwater ROVs to complete challenges. The competition is split into the following classes based on build complexity: Explorer, Ranger, Pioneer, Navigator, and Scout.The report begins with an abstract introducing Aquaphoton Academy and their ROV. Following the abstract is an analysis of the team's ROV, highlighting the design evolution and different aspects of the design and manufacturing process, vehicle core systems, and mission specific auxiliary tools. The report also covers safety, testing and troubleshooting, company logistics, and conclusions. The following appendices are included: SIDs (system integration diagrams), Construction Checklist, Operational Safety Checklist, Company Structure and Job Description, Project Budget, and Cost Breakdown.Manuals for each competition class and technical reports from other teams are available to view separately
Telecommunications Design - Field Principles: Course Outcome Summary and Syllabus
No full textThis 7-page syllabus and 6-page course outcome summary, published by Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC), provide information on the Telecommunications - Field Principles course offered by NWTC. In the course, students learn about "safety procedures, rules, laws, and the rights of employees to ensure a safe working environment" when working with utility poles and communications infrastructure.The syllabus includes nine course competencies, seven employability skills, the course grading system, supplies and technology needed, and course textbooks. Classroom specific policies and NWTC specific policies are also included in the syllabus. The course outcome summary goes into greater detail on the nine course competencies introduced in the syllabus, providing assessment strategies, learning objectives, and criteria for success for each competency
Synchronous Motors (Part 1 of 2)
No full textThis video, published by Columbia Gorge Community College, is the first part of a two part lecture on electrically excited synchronous motors. The lecture covers synchronous motor construction and theory of operation along with the electrical and mechanical properties of synchronous motors. At the start of the video, presenter Jim Pytel provides background on synchronous motors, discussing the synchronous and induction split in three phase alternating current (AC) motors, and the difference between electrically excited synchronous motors and permanent magnet synchronous motors. Then, Pytel covers the operation and advantages of electrically excited synchronous motors, pull out torque, and "how varying rotor field current changes pull out torque and reactive power consumption during steady state operation."This video runs 13:27 minutes in length. The second part of the lecture is available to view separately