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At the beach…Took a much-needed getaway to drive out to Malibu today and breathe the ocean air. #o#cean #c#alifornia #w#aves #w#ater #s#ky #n#ature

♬ beach – oofoe

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Time always seems to move more slowly before coffee ##coffee ##slomo ##drink ##morning ##time

♬ Time-Lapse – Michaela Sargeant

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I have come to love this keyboard, especially the integrated key backlighting. Makes it so much easier to type in dimmer lighting.

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♬ Backyard Boy – Claire Rosinkranz

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In general, the coronavirus shutdowns have been terrible for academic research. Trips have been canceled, labs have shut down, and long-running experiments have been interrupted. But there are some researchers for whom the shutdowns have provided a unique opportunity—a whole new data set, a chance to gather new information, or to look at information in a new way. And so, this week, we’re bringing you stories very different academic fields, about researchers who are using this bizarre, tragic moment to learn something new about the world.

Singing with others is a powerful form of expression. That’s why the composer Eric Whitacre started the Virtual Choir; an experiment that connects singers from every corner of the globe. In this episode, we hear how a choir can unite people from different backgrounds to achieve a common goal – creating beautiful music.