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Not so Hot! Reevaluating the temperature of ancient oceans
Do you ever get discouraged by how long it takes to change the temperature of the water in your bath tub? Well, it could be
Chethan Yadav
November 7, 2019
Do you ever get discouraged by how long it takes to change the temperature of the water in your bath tub? Well, it could be
Evolutionarily speaking, smell was the first sense to develop, and yet we still know so little about it. We measure light intensity in watts and
Circadian rhythms are biological clocks that regulate all organisms’ day-night cycles. Professor Josh Gendron and his team recently shed light on how Arabiposis plants regulate
Wiggle your fingers. There should be ten of them. Now wiggle your toes. Still ten, right? We’re obviously not the only species that have digits.
It is well known that trillions of microorganisms populate our guts and perform a multitude of beneficial functions, including digestion. However, new research by Yale
Branded as a safer alternative to smoking, e-cigarettes have become widely popularized among teenagers and adults. However, with the recent rise of reported vaping-related deaths,
“We are stardust,” sang Joni Mitchell at Woodstock. Yes, with the exception of dark matter, the atoms that make up the vastness of space and
What can viruses, culprits of the flu, or even worse pathogens teach us about our biochemistry? For decades, viruses have brought scientists from a wide
Humans have a complicated relationship with bacteria. Some are “germs,” pesky agents of infection that infiltrate us from the outside. Others live inside us as
Every one of us started out as an undifferentiated mass of cells known as the embryo. This small cluster of cells is not unlike a