Multimedia
Sea Power
See and hear OSU engineers and their partners discuss wave energy. (Videos and animation courtesy of Oregon Sea Grant Communications)
OSU professors Annette von Jouanne and Alan Wallace: We need a lot of energy to power the world (0:37) [transcript]
OSU professor Annette von Jouanne: Inside the permanent magnet linear generator (0:31) [transcript]
OSU graduate students Emmanuel Agamloh and Ken Rhinefrank and professor Annette von Jouanne: Surviving Pacific Ocean storms (0:58) [transcript]
Roger Bedard, Electric Power Research Institute: Oregon at the top of the list (0:33) [transcript]
OSU graduate student Tony Schacher: Local impacts — welders, fabricators and boats (0:30) [transcript]
OSU professor Flaxen Conway: Community involvement — the Port Liaison Project (1:29) [transcript]
Boot Camp for Vets
Accompany veterinary medicine students on their rounds at the Van Beek Dairy.
20/20 Vision
Hear OSU philosophy professor Kathleen Dean Moore, director of the Spring Creek Project, read from:
The Pine Island Paradox (3:22) [transcript];
In Endless Song from We All Live in the Big Volcano: Catastrophe and Renewal on Mount St. Helens (essay) (10:16) [transcript]
See excerpts from interviews with participants in the Mount St. Helens Foray, July 2005, by Michael Furniss, USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station:
Ursula LeGuin, author:
Into the red zone after the eruption (1:38) [transcript];
The way St. Helens runs things (1:08) [transcript];
Scientists and artists belong together (1:03) [transcript]
Robert Michael Pyle, author and scientist:
Rare butterflies proliferate in the Monument (1:58) [transcript];
Dimensions of landscape and imagination (1:58) [transcript]
Fred Swanson, USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station:
The cultural lessons (2:00) [transcript];
The story is still unfolding (1:31) [transcript]
