2017 - Page 3 of 7 - Science Connected Magazine

Do Wandering Bees Help Spread Disease?

Researchers have found a new and unexpected way that humans are killing off bumblebees. By Emily Rhode Given the continued…

With the help of high school students, scientists at The American Museum of Natural History are creating an online catalog…

SciGirls features female experts in science, technology, engineering, or math (STEM) targeting middle-school-aged girls.

While the demand for almonds is growing worldwide, honeybee populations have been steadily declining. Are almond-growing fungicides to blame?

Are cities the ideal home for bees? European scientists found that urban bees can have surprisingly good pollination rates. By…

By Steven Spence @TheStevenSpence More Diverse Than Honeybees When we hear about bees most of us think of honeybees (Apis…

By Emily Rhode @riseandsci Three years after the Flint water crisis began, lead in drinking water continues to make headlines…

Scientists at The American Museum of Natural History explain why managing biodiversity is a key component in managing endangered species.…

Every week, we manage more than 23 exabytes of data. What challenges do researchers face with such an overwhelming information overload?

Biology Health

Many pathogenic bacteria use “stealth siderophores” to steal iron from humans. Find out how scientists are stopping bacteria from stealing…