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Nova covers a wide spectrum of topics where no two stories are alike — like science itself. Some have a clear conclusion; others are real-life cliffhangers. Some have happy endings; others finish with no easy answers. Unpredictable, unvarnished, and sometimes unimaginable, Nova uncovers the heart of a science story and reveals the essence of why it matters.
Since 1996, Nova has been working with journalists and scientists around the world to put original content online. Today we have more than 30,000 Web pages covering everything from string theory to the evolution of flight to how the pyramids were built.
But it's time for an overhaul so that it will be easier for you to find more of what you're looking for. We are starting out small, creating an online destination for all things related to evolution. It's a chance for us to evolve too, test some new ideas, and get your feedback. Take a look around and tell us what you think.
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When Charles Darwin looked at life, he saw that all living things are related. In his view, everything alive today descended from one common ancestor, like relatives on a family tree. Do you find this idea beautiful or disturbing? What do you see when you look at life?
The WGBH Lab is asking you to make a three-minute video that offers a compelling perspective on the living world. Your work may be presented, via broadcast and broadband, in conjunction with Nova's episodes on Darwin and evolution, which premiere in the fall and winter of 2009.
More WGBH Lab >
The Secret Life of Scientists is a Web-only Nova series that shows what happens when the lab coats come off. Meet a new scientist every two weeks. Watch their videos. Ask them questions. Find out how their secret lives fuel their science, and vice versa.
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Ina Vandebroek: Ethnobotanist >
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