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CRISPR: Genetic Scissors, Scientists are Editing Genes?

When gene editing comes up, most people probably think about Marvel super soldiers like Captain America or the way that…

3 days ago

Pros and Cons of Protein in American Football

Football culture at elite levels, such as the NFL and major college programs, heavily depends on protein. It is common…

2 weeks ago

Science of Everything: What Can an Individual Do About Climate Change?

It’s February in Chicago, but today you ditch your winter coat and grab your shorts. Climate change has made unseasonably…

2 weeks ago

Sinking Your Teeth into Sourdough: The Science Behind Its Health Benefits

In the last six months, I became the proud owner of a sourdough starter gifted to me over the winter…

4 weeks ago

Your Own Personal Cancer Vaccine

Cancer is definitely one of the scariest diagnoses someone can hear from their doctor. One of the major contributors to…

1 month ago

Bugs and babies: Safety Concerns for Formula-Fed Infants

As someone who is lucky enough to have multiple tiny humans in their life, I am always on high alert…

2 months ago

Science of Everything: Lucid Dreaming

We’ve all woken up to remember a strange dream. Maybe you were performing a concert at Madison Square Garden, and…

2 months ago

The Science of Everything: Electricity

Electricity is essential to everyday life, yet, the process of how it works still baffles most of us. Dr. Brian…

2 months ago

Bridging Language and the Brain: An Interview with Keith Johnson, Ph.D.

Keith Johnson, Ph.D., Professor of Linguistics at the University of California, Berkeley, studies how language and the brain interact. For…

4 months ago

Under the Sea: The Invisible Changes to Ocean Life

At a long-term monitoring site at Tatoosh Island in northern Washington, researchers noticed an unexpected trend in their pH data.…

4 months ago