Drone monitors construction site activity-NSF Science Now 43

The video covers four NSF-funded projects: a drone monitoring system for construction sites, tunable windows developed by Harvard engineers, a method for monitoring brain activity during reading by UC Davis neuroscientists, and a study on dinosaur growth by Virginia Tech paleontologists. Each project highlights innovative techniques and discoveries in their respective fields, offering insights into construction management, window technology, brain function, and paleontology.

What is the purpose of the drone monitoring system developed by the interdisciplinary team?

How does the new tunable window technology developed by Harvard engineers work?

What method did neuroscientists at UC Davis use to monitor brain activity during reading?

What potential implications could the findings on brain activity and reading have for understanding dyslexia?

What insights did paleontologists gain from studying the fossil leg bones of dinosaurs?

What significance do muscle scars on dinosaur fossils have in understanding their growth?

How does the research on dinosaurs challenge previous notions about their growth?