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Request a demoChristian has been working in the film and television industry for the past decade. He has shot, directed, produced and edited TV shows, features, short films, commercials and short form web content. Many of these projects have won awards or otherwise enjoyed notable recognition. He currently resides in Los Angeles.
Produced for Science Friday
What do you call a tiny octopus with big eyes and gelatinous skin, and that’s cute as a button? Nobody knows quite yet! Stephanie Bush of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute aims to classify and name this presently undescribed deep-sea cephalopod using preserved specimens and a clutch of eggs housed at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
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It’s a potato on toothpicks! No, it’s a hopping noodle! A fuzzy rodent T-rex! Any way you look at them, jerboas are about as cute as they come. These adorable critters bounce about on long, springy legs—appendages that just might help us better understand and manipulate the growth of human bones.
Produced for Science Friday
Seventy-five percent of Southern California’s water supply comes from the snowpack that adorns the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range. Keeping track of how much water is contained within the snowpack is a monumental task. Thankfully, NASA has developed the Airborne Snow Observatory, a program that uses specialized instrumentation to carefully measure the water content.
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Flaunting frilly tentacles and a curious ability to reflect light, these tiny aquatic anomalies are reminiscent of the flashy disco balls and shag carpets of the ’70s. Biologist Lindsey Dougherty of UC Berkeley investigates the aptly dubbed, “Disco Clam,” revealing the molecular foundation for how they get so groovy.
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Up and down the West coast of the U.S., bees are leaving their hives, flying around at night and then suddenly dropping dead. Learn all about the parasitic horror that quietly zombifies these insects and how you can become a real-life zombee hunter.
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The smells of Los Angeles aren’t something you’d want to breathe in deeply, but that’s just what Saskia Wilson-Brown wants visitors to do at her Institute for Art and Olfaction (IAO), a nonprofit located off of Vermont Avenue in K-Town that’s focused on making the "art of perfumery" accessible to the public.
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