Ten Hundred Words of Science
Complex scientific concepts explained using only the thousand most used words in the English language. Can you meet the 'up-goer five' challenge by describing your job and research? Try the Up-Goer Five Text Editor and submit your entry below!
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Facilitated by Theo Sanderson.
Compiled by Anne Jefferson and Chris Rowan.
Inspired by xckd.
Facilitated by Theo Sanderson.
Compiled by Anne Jefferson and Chris Rowan.
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“I study brain waves in order to understand why some children have trouble with sharing their ideas through talking. The kids I study have normal brains as far as doctors can tell, but often struggle when reading and talking. They can move their mouths and tongues in a normal way. I want to know what parts of the brain are leading to their struggle in order to find new ways to understand and help them. I use a computer to help me to study brain waves and use it to study fields of numbers to increase our understanding of these kids.” — Nick -electrophysiologist and speech pathologist-
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