1st Design Review - Mutant Frogs Project
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The document describes an exhibit design proposal about frog mutations caused by climate change. It involves an interactive tabletop model with different sections to simulate how environmental changes like increased UV-B radiation and chemical pollution can cause frog deformities. Visitors will be able to explore these effects through buttons and lights that control pool water levels, UV-B flashlights, and x-ray models of mutated frogs. The exhibit aims to educate people about how small climate changes can impact organisms at the cellular level and disrupt ecosystems.
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Optimizing Gradle Builds - Gradle DPE Tour Berlin 2024
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- 1. Design Review Matty Shields, Amara Leazer, Annabelle Miller
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- 8. Interactive Activities 2: Pool/UV-B Light Mutations - Pool with light underneath, water drains - shows drought and UV-B mutation
- 9. Interactive Activities 3: X-Ray Dial - 3D Printed Resin Frog - Dial with a small knob that spins - Light underneath - frog mutations printed on plastic sheets - like an X-Ray can see different frog mutations
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