2020 Chem 105 SciComm Infographics & Videos
Infographics: Over 300 students in my Fall 2020 Chemistry & the Citizen class created infographics about chemistry in Nebraska. Their task was to explain the chemistry we learned in a way that the public could understand. The following brave students gave me permission to share their work – 1 about carbon black, 4 about climate change, and 9 about ruminant methane. Learn about cow burps!
Infographic Videos: Over 300 students in my class also created video explaining their infographics. Five brave students gave me permission to share their work – 1 about climate change, and 4 about ruminant methane.
Honors Video: The last item is a 5-min video created by Chloe Hammond who contracted for honors credit. She created a video about “Radioisotopes for Myocardial Perfusion Imaging.” Learn about safely using radioactive technitium to observe blood flowing through the heart!
Madalyn Aquino, Carbon Black in Nebraska
Skylar Conrad, Climate Change in Nebraska: Chemical Sources of Global Warming
Sarah Eberspacher, Managing Ruminate Methane in Nebraska
Jessica Gray, Climate Change in Nebraska, Now and In the Future
Caitlin Havelka, Livestock Methane
Syndney Hiatt, Climate Change in Nebraska
TaraLee Hudson, Managing Ruminant Methane in Nebraska
Johanna Ilves, Managing Ruminant Methane
Dominic Johnson, Ruminant Methane
Delaney Jumps, Ruminant Methane in Nebraska
Bennett Perlinger, How Producers Manage Methane Produced by Livestock
Kyle Schumacher, Managing Ruminant Methane
Sagan Smith, Soybeans and Climate Change
Infographic Videos:
Carbon Black in Nebraska, by Madalyn Aquino, https://youtu.be/Yy93kmj69fU
Climate Change in Nebraska, by Skylar Conrad, https://youtu.be/yHx_ZG2C-sw
Managing Ruminant Methane, by Kaitlyn Dozler, https://youtu.be/vAptZGeSDEo
Ruminant Methane, by Dominic Johnson, https://youtu.be/vAMN2IIylDM
Managing Ruminant Methane, by Kyle Schumacher, https://youtu.be/Sb342Lwhd9I
Managing Livestock Methane, by Emily Zimmer, https://youtu.be/L3TmU-bNdho
Honors Video:
Chloe Hammond, Honors Project — Radioisotopes for Myocardial Perfusion Imaging