Each year, the Climate School Office of Undergraduate Programs receives Department Honors for its outstanding academic achievement in the Sustainable Development Program. This year, four students were selected: Rachel Brzezicki, Harrison Gerson, Esha Karam...
Managers systematically reject employee innovation, and although they claim they want new thinking, research shows that various social networks can overcome this creativity bias. A comprehensive study of how managers evaluate novel ideas found...
Scientists used a rotating cylinder filled with liquid metal to recreate cosmic planet formation in a laboratory tank to confirm that the plasma rings that swing around the stars could cause matter to drift...
A series of permanent magnet chains designed by Brookhaven National Laboratory have successfully transported the proton beam that kills cancer into unprecedented energy ranges, opening up a pathway to ultra-fast “flash” radiation therapy, which...
Half of the cannabis flower products sold in Colorado carry incorrect THC tags, and most of them have a large advantage in psychoactive efficacy. A comprehensive review of 277 products purchased by 52 dispensaries...
Cancer cells curate their own power grids – actually browsing energy waves on their membranes to facilitate their continuous growth and spread. Scientists at Johns Hopkins Medicine found that these cells “power surges” may...
Scientists have developed a drug that hunts down harmful “zombie cells” in the liver, bringing new hope to millions of diseases with fatty liver disease. The experimental compound, known as 753b, selectively destroys senescent...
According to a study of six Chilean Andes volcanoes presented at the Goldschmidt conference in Prague, retreating glaciers may silently prepare hundreds of dormant volcanoes around the world for more frequent and explosive eruptions....
When domesticated rabbits escape captivity and establish wild populations, they not only return to their ancestors, but do not produce unique anatomical features in wild or family rabbits. A comprehensive study of 912 rabbit...
“Flow of Reflectivity” is curated by professors of arts and sciences, bringing together these unique disciplines through recent and historic photos and time-lapse videos of glaciers. The exhibition explores glacier changes, focusing on understanding...