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Year: 2015

Grizzly Bears Fishing for Salmon in Alaska
Nature Photography Zoology

Grizzly Bears Fishing for Salmon in Alaska

November 23, 2015April 18, 2021

Join wildlife photographer Max Goldberg watching grizzly bears fishing for salmon in Alaska. Check out the rest of the series for more.

Another Look at Sexism in the Games Industry
New Technologies Science and Art

Another Look at Sexism in the Games Industry

November 11, 2015March 24, 2021

Our friends at ResearchGate interviewed two scientists about sexism and social dynamics in the games industry. Here’s what they have to say.

Small Step for Batteries, Giant Leap for Electric Cars
Engineering New Technologies Physics

Small Step for Batteries, Giant Leap for Electric Cars

November 9, 2015May 3, 2021

By Jonathan Trinastic @jptrinastic Solving the Silicon Swelling Problem in Batteries The dream of an electric transportation revolution—recharging stations dotting…

This Electrical Engineer Invents the Future
Engineering Science Videos

This Electrical Engineer Invents the Future

November 5, 2015November 4, 2015

By Chantal Brine With several patents to her name, electrical engineer Peggy Matson loves her work, and loves inventing the future. In…

Large Hunters Dominated the Pleistocene
Environment Paleontology Zoology

Large Hunters Dominated the Pleistocene

November 3, 2015November 3, 2015

For years, evolutionary biologists have wondered about the ecosystems of the Pleistocene epoch. How did so many species of huge,…

Eight Incredible Deep Sea Creatures
Oceanography Science Videos Zoology

Eight Incredible Deep Sea Creatures

November 2, 2015May 4, 2021

Dr. Joe delivers another terrific It’s OK To Be Smart video, and we are excited to share it with you.…

Comet Lovejoy Delivers Free Alcohol
Astronomy and Astrophysics

Comet Lovejoy Delivers Free Alcohol

October 28, 2015December 16, 2024

By Kate Stone Comet Lovejoy recently released large amounts of alcohol and sugar into space, according to new observations by…

Autumn Leaves: Last, Loveliest Smile
Biology Nature Photography

Autumn Leaves: Last, Loveliest Smile

October 27, 2015October 26, 2015

By Steven Spence Going Out in a Blaze of Glory Autumn … the year’s last, loveliest smile. (William Cullen Bryant)…

Ravens Cooperate, but Not with Cheaters!
Zoology

Ravens Cooperate, but Not with Cheaters!

October 13, 2015October 12, 2015

By Kate Stone Several recent studies have revealed that ravens are among the most intelligent species of birds and even…

Coral Bleaching: Reefs Continue to Suffer
Environment Oceanography

Coral Bleaching: Reefs Continue to Suffer

October 9, 2015February 17, 2025

NOAA has announced that the third global coral bleaching event is underway. Find out what you might be able to do to help save the coral reefs.

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