Scientists discover the earliest and most primitive pterodactyloid! NSF Science Now 23.

The video covers several scientific topics. It begins with a discussion on a new microfluidic device developed by the University of Washington to diagnose pancreatic cancer earlier. The next section explores how cougars' diverse diet helped them survive the Pleistocene extinction, unlike other large cats. The video then shifts to the discovery of the earliest pterodactyloid fossil in China, providing insights into pterosaur evolution. Finally, it highlights the USA Science and Engineering Festival, showcasing various NSF-funded exhibits.

How does the new microfluidic device improve the biopsy process?

What advancements are being made in the diagnosis of pancreatic cancer?

What dietary habits did Cougars exhibit compared to Saber Tooth cats and American lions?

What is the significance of the newly discovered pterodactyloid fossil?

What was showcased at the 3rd annual USA Science and Engineering Festival?