Antarctic glacier melt! NSF Science Now 16.

The video covers several scientific advancements and studies. It begins with a discussion on a wireless sensor network developed by the University of Utah to detect falls, which could be linked to emergency services. Next, it explores NSF-funded research on the melting of Pine Island Glacier in Antarctica, which contributes to global sea level rise. The video also highlights a study on the concentration of scientists and engineers in certain US states, emphasizing their role in regional innovation. Finally, it discusses the discovery of Tamu Massif, the largest known volcano on Earth, located in the Pacific Ocean.

What technology have electrical engineers at the University of Utah developed to assist the elderly?

How does the wireless sensor network determine if a person has fallen?

What significant findings were made regarding the Pine Island Glacier?

What role do scientists and engineers play in shaping regional innovation according to the NSF study?

What is the significance of the volcano Dub Tamu Massif discovered by scientists?