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Category: Life Sciences and Biomedicine

Wounding Leaves Produces Sweeter Organic Strawberries
Botany Ecology Health

Wounding Leaves Produces Sweeter Organic Strawberries

February 12, 2020May 4, 2021

Organic strawberry plants produce more phytochemicals to combat damage, resulting in stronger, sweeter fruits with more health benefits.

Even the Resilient Tardigrade Has an Achilles Heel
Biology Climate Change Environment Zoology

Even the Resilient Tardigrade Has an Achilles Heel

February 10, 2020January 30, 2020

By Shelby Nilsen (@shellbeegrace) Climate change is already affecting many habitats and ecosystems. As a result, scientists are working to…

Are Hydropower Dams the Future of Energy?
Engineering Environment

Are Hydropower Dams the Future of Energy?

February 5, 2020January 28, 2020

By Emily Folk @EmilySFolk Growing concerns about fossil fuels—especially their potential contributions to pollution and global warming—have individuals and governments…

Australian Bushfires vs Amazon Rain Forest Fires
Climate Change Ecology Environment

Australian Bushfires vs Amazon Rain Forest Fires

January 28, 2020July 28, 2025

Despite their apparent similarities, last year’s fires in the Amazon rain forest and the ongoing bushfires in Australia are different.

Intense Lawn Mowing Lowers Biodiversity, Favors Pests
Biodiversity and Conservation Ecology

Intense Lawn Mowing Lowers Biodiversity, Favors Pests

January 22, 2020April 17, 2021

Mowing lawns less frequently and allowing grass to grow may result in greater plant and pollinator biodiversity and fewer pests.…

Urban Animal Adaptations, the Musical
Biodiversity and Conservation Science and Art Science Videos STEM Education Zoology

Urban Animal Adaptations, the Musical

January 20, 2020May 3, 2021

Adaptations! How do animals adapt to live in human cities? Which animal sings the best? Watch them audition for survival…

Phendo: Understanding Endometriosis
Citizen Science Health New Technologies SciStarter Blog

Phendo: Understanding Endometriosis

January 17, 2020January 14, 2020

In 2016, Noémie Elhadad and her lab at Columbia University’s Irving Medical Center created the Phendo, or “phenotyping endometriosis,” app,…

Parasitic Plant Has Edge in Evolutionary Arms Race
Biology Botany

Parasitic Plant Has Edge in Evolutionary Arms Race

January 15, 2020April 28, 2025

By Cameron Duke The relationship between a parasite and its host can be a contentious one. Their interests are in…

CO2 underground could combat climate change
Climate Change Environment Geology

CO2 underground could combat climate change

January 13, 2020October 24, 2023

By Mackenzie Myers, @kenzwrites Despite the scariness of already-manifesting climate change, lawmakers and researchers worldwide have identified strategies to help…

Regular People Are Changing How We Monitor Air Quality
Citizen Science Environment SciStarter Blog

Regular People Are Changing How We Monitor Air Quality

January 10, 2020April 21, 2021

Low cost, high impact: How access to sensors is changing everything in air quality research.   Air quality: It’s about us…

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