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  • Sculptors of the Sea

    Sculptors of the Sea

    From crop circles to fairy rings, we have always been fascinated by geometric patterns in nature and often attribute them to the supernatural.

    June 8, 2024
  • The Great Unconformity as a Springboard for the Cambrian Era

    The Great Unconformity as a Springboard for the Cambrian Era

    Understanding the history of the Earth has always been a challenge, one that geologists seek to overcome using evidence hidden away in the rock layers. However, geologists are currently presented with the unique instance of a geological unconformity that spans the continents.

    June 8, 2024
  • Paradox of Pre-Death Awareness: Insights into Terminal Lucidity

    Paradox of Pre-Death Awareness: Insights into Terminal Lucidity

    Terminal lucidity is a phenomenon that can be seen in end-of-life patients who have dementia, traumatic brain injuries, and brain cancers. It can be described as a brief burst of mental clarity that spans one to seven days in patients near the end of their lives.

    June 8, 2024
  • Long COVID: The Unknown Debilitating Disease Affecting Millions of Americans

    Long COVID: The Unknown Debilitating Disease Affecting Millions of Americans

    For most, the horrors and inconveniences of COVID-19 are becoming a distant memory. However, for the case of many who suffer from Long COVID, patients don’t see a recovery period. In fact, their symptoms only seem to get worse.

    June 8, 2024
  • Solving the Organ Donor Crisis: One Pig at a Time

    Solving the Organ Donor Crisis: One Pig at a Time

    Every 8 minutes, one more person in America is added to the organ transplant waiting list. Sadly, many never make it off that list; 17 patients die everyday waiting for an organ donor. 

    June 8, 2024
  • Advantage AI: Revolutionizing Professional Tennis with Advanced Technologies

    Advantage AI: Revolutionizing Professional Tennis with Advanced Technologies

    Hawk-Eye is a computer vision system, and, since 2005, has been one of the first instances of artificial intelligence (AI) being fully-integrated into an elite sport, and subsequently 23 of the 25 other top sports leagues and federations globally. But, does AI always make a sport better?

    June 8, 2024
  • When the Earth Itself Bleeds

    When the Earth Itself Bleeds

    n the distance, abundant red flows out of a glacier like blood from an open wound, as if someone had carved a gash directly onto earth itself. What kind of feeling did this sight evoke within the expedition team? Did shivers run down their spine at the eerie appearance of an impossible, inorganic injury?

    June 8, 2024
  • Milky or Murky: How Politics Shape Our Science

    Milky or Murky: How Politics Shape Our Science

    If you’ve ever heard that ‘milk makes your bones stronger,’ you may be surprised to discover that milk has strengthened far more economies than bones, all in its nearly 100-year reign over the U.S diet.

    June 8, 2024
  • The Key to Curing Genetic Blindness: Antibiotics and the Ocular Microbiome

    The Key to Curing Genetic Blindness: Antibiotics and the Ocular Microbiome

    Imagine if curing genetic blindness was as simple as taking antibiotics, much like treating an infection with penicillin. Recent research from this year proposed the possibility of such a revolutionary approach to treatment of retinal disease, formerly known to be incurable.

    June 8, 2024
  • The Menstrual Conundrum

    The Menstrual Conundrum

    Recent research has shown that periods actually play a critical role in both protecting and preserving a woman’s body and resources.

    May 1, 2024
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