By Michelle Wheater Antibiotic resistance is one of the biggest problems the medical community is facing today, and one most of us have...

By Maryann Makosiej Lions and tigers and…ticks, oh my? It’s not Oz, but we live in a world where ticks, external parasites that attach to...

By Lily Marino While climate change is predominantly regarded as an issue of the environment, trends over recent years have begun to show...

By Loret Haas-Hanser In its entirety, the ocean covers over 70% of the planet, and is home to 50-80% of all life on earth. Constituting...

By Joseph Wills You may not have ever heard of Big Data, but you’ve definitely used it. The term “Big Data” refers to the application of...

By Cai McCann Undoubtedly, climate change means significant changes in climate patterns. What’s the first idea that comes to mind with...

By Sean Quigley It’s 2018. We live in an age where technological advances are occuring at record rates, and science is one of the main...

By Olivia Baccellieri Cancer - a word that projects a fear of the unknown, and uncertainty for a person’s future. As a medical...

By Conor Dickson Throughout the history of learning and memory research, it seemed as though the future promised the exposition of the...

By Loret Haas-Hanser In a utopian society, the prospect of disease has been eliminated. Millions of lives are stolen by disease every...

By Zach Finzi Genetics is the field of study which focuses on patterns of inheritance and heritability in genes from parents to...

By Olivia Baccellieri Soil, leaves, insects … as therapeutic techniques? In recent years we have made numerous advancements within the...

By Nick Fontaine One of the most significant debates present throughout the history of science has been that of Nature vs. Nurture. The...

By Loret Haas-Hanser Humankind has a tendency to seek out answers hidden within the infinite bounds of science. Always evolving and...

By Loret Haas-Hanser Using technological means to advance humans further as a species is something that we have done since the dawn of...

By Henry Mitchell People often use tattoos to signal their beliefs, their priorities, and the groups they belong to. Soon, people will be...

By Avery St. Sauveur We’ve all been there: we’ve forgotten that important definition for an exam, forgotten the right way to that store...

By Conor Dickson In neuroscience, one of the greatest challenges that face researchers is the quality of observational tools at their...

By Mykl Ambros The body of the electric eel, Electrophorus electricus, is 80% electricity-producing organs. Their organs have rows of...

By Nick Fontaine I’ve always found comas and vegetative states very interesting. They are a prime example of our body’s extreme reactions...