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Theory And Tools: The Future Of Technology-Based Learning (Slides), Andrew S. Gibbons Iii
Theory And Tools: The Future Of Technology-Based Learning (Slides), Andrew S. Gibbons Iii
Faculty Publications
We are entering a narrow passage that will see great instability in learning technology, instruction, and distance education. My purpose is to talk about two changes that I believe will redirect the entire future of technology-based education.
Theory And Tools: The Future Of Technology-Based Learning (Script), Andrew S. Gibbons Iii
Theory And Tools: The Future Of Technology-Based Learning (Script), Andrew S. Gibbons Iii
Faculty Publications
We are entering a narrow passage that will see great instability in learning technology, instruction, and distance education. My purpose is to talk about two changes that I believe will redirect the entire future of technology-based education.
A Systems Biology Approach To Analyze Microbiome In Soil And Fish Gut, Suyeon Kim
A Systems Biology Approach To Analyze Microbiome In Soil And Fish Gut, Suyeon Kim
UNO Student Research and Creative Activity Fair
With the recent advances in sequencing technology, we now have opportunities to study microbiomes associated with various environments. Recent studies have shown that the composition of microbiomes in our bodies and our environments play a significant role in impacting our health. Often referred to as the forgotten organ, 90% of human DNA is composed of bacterial microbiomes. In this study, we propose a graph-based systems biology approach to analyze the impact of microbiomes composition on the health and growth of organisms living in associated environments. We focus on two case studies; 1) The composition of soil microbiomes and how it …
A Systems Biology Approach To Analyze Microbiome In Soil And Fish Gut, Suyeon Kim
A Systems Biology Approach To Analyze Microbiome In Soil And Fish Gut, Suyeon Kim
UNO Student Research and Creative Activity Fair
With the recent advances in sequencing technology, we now have opportunities to study microbiomes associated with various environments. Recent studies have shown that the composition of microbiomes in our bodies and our environments play a significant role in impacting our health. Often referred to as the forgotten organ, 90% of human DNA is composed of bacterial microbiomes. In this study, we propose a graph-based systems biology approach to analyze the impact of microbiomes composition on the health and growth of organisms living in associated environments. We focus on two case studies; 1) The composition of soil microbiomes and how it …