Strength-Diverse Wildfires May Encourage Biodiverse Landscapes
Above is a photograph of the Lassen and Plumas National Forests nine years after the 2000 Storrie Fire. Surprising to most, the area is thriving with resprouting black oaks and live conifers.
NASA Probe Lands
By Dan Purizhansky
The acquisition of greater knowledge of Mars has long been a key goal of scientists and science fiction writers. On Monday, November...
The Role of Invariants in Mathematics Today
By Sophie Zhu
Invariants are attributes of a mathematical object that stay constant if one changes certain, non-central features. Typically, the features that can be...
New Artificial Enzyme Can Drastically Speed Up The Breakdown of Plastics
By Shawn Gupta
Plastic waste is a huge problem for our planet. It is estimated that over 300 million tons of plastic are produced annually,...
Worms & Bones: Nature’s Spookiest Deep Sea Twist
Do you love bugs? Creepy crawlies? Well then, this is the perfect story to worm you up on a cold Halloween night. If you hate bugs, then this story will most definitely keep your bones chilling.
Social Ties to Careers
Is it better to utilize stronger relationships or weaker relationships for recommendations to a career? There is a common, age-old idea that weaker ties were better for gaining more job recommendations and job applications. This idea seems contradictory, as we are all normally taught to cultivate stronger friendships for more opportunities. A team of researchers decided to conduct an experimental study to determine which of the two relationships has more effect on increasing opportunities for careers.
New Noisy Models to Molecular Signaling
In 2000, a graduate student and his mentor at Princeton University had successfully inserted a set of genes into E. coli bacteria that induced the cells’ fluorescence—namely, the genes invoked the production of a certain protein that made the cells glow.
AI Art Sparks Debates over Ethics
Ever since the recent rise of ChatGPT at the beginning of 2023, artificial intelligence has taken the population by storm. Everybody is suddenly seemingly hyper-aware of the increasing power of AI, but the truth is that AI has proven itself to be as effective or more so in completing tasks as people many times over in the past.
Bioengineers Replicate Van Gogh’s Ear
By: Sherrie Chen
Bioengineering is playing an important role in medical area. For instance, tissue engineers can graft layers of skin grown onto wound, helping...
Prominent mathematics question solved for certain number systems
The seven Millennium Prize problems were posted in May 2000 by the Clay Mathematics Institute. The golden problems of mathematics. Three years later, mathematician...