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Tracking Fastballs
To hit a fastball, a batter’s brain has to predict when it’ll come across the plate.
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Poetry Across the Sciences
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Chris Nadeau

5 Questions for a Scientist: Climate Change Biologist Chris Nadeau >
apr 19 2018
Learn about what it's like to work in science with our series of interviews with STEM professionals. Today's subject: climate change biologist Chris Nadeau.
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Second Century Stewardship Selects Second Class of Fellows >
may 05 2017
Allyson Jackson, Alessio Mortelliti, and Chris Nadeau join Abbey Paulson as Second Century Stewardship Fellows doing research at Acadia National Park this year.
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