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Laney Delaney

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Laney currently works as a Producer, camera operator and editor at WebsEdge, a production company based in Washington, DC, London, UK and Denver, CO. In this role, along with filming and editing conference TV programs, Laney works with clients across academic, medical and corporate backgrounds to produce and edit short films about their work.

Laney primarily works with Sony video cameras, including the FS5 and a7Siii.

All of the following short films were produced and edited by Laney Delaney. "Taste. Smell. Health." was also shot by Laney Delaney.

Monell Chemical Senses Center

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Monell Chemical Senses Center

Taste and smell have long been the most understudied of our primary senses. But when the coronavirus hit, worldwide loss of taste and smell made understanding these senses a priority. The Monell Chemical Senses Center is a non-profit research center focused on studying taste and smell, motivated by four research pillars: sensory nutrition, diagnosing and treating disease, attacking loss of taste and smell, and digitizing smell. Through these pillars, the center's mission is to drive big changes to public health.

University of Rochester's Laboratory for Laser Energetics

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University of Rochester's Laboratory for Laser Energetics

The Laboratory for Laser Energetics (LLE) at the University of Rochester has long been a leader in its field. Founded just 10 years after the laser's invention, the LLE puts its students at the forefront of its work. In fact, in 2018, a former grad student from the lab was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for research she conducted while at the LLE. The lab continues its legacy now by pioneering new technologies that will yield some of the highest-power lasers in the world.

GreenDrill, Columbia University Climate School

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GreenDrill, Columbia University Climate School

If just 10% of Greenland's ice sheet (GrIS) were to melt, the resulting sea level rise would be absolutely catastrophic. GreenDrill, a research initiative out of Columbia University, is drilling through the ice to obtain bedrock samples. These samples contain the information necessary to diagnose the trauma the GrIS has already sustained, and pinpoint its most vulnerable areas. As the GrIS's condition worsens, GreenDrill's findings will be crucial in predicting the impending location and severity of damage to coastal communities.

2022 MRS Fall Meeting Plenary/Kavli Lecture with Jenny Nelson,Imperial College London

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2022 MRS Fall Meeting Plenary/Kavli Lecture with Jenny Nelson,Imperial College London

The Plenary Session Featuring The Fred Kavli Distinguished Lectureship in Materials Science is presented at every MRS Meeting. MRS TV speaks with the 2022 MRS Fall Meeting speaker, Jenny Nelson, Imperial College London about her presentation “Optimizing Solar Energy Conversion in Molecular Electronic Materials.”

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