CONNECTING SCIENCE TO YOU

CONNECTING SCIENCE TO YOU

When then Senator Barack Obama visited Google in 2008, one of the questions he was asked was “what is the best algorithm to sort a
What do cows, landfills, and petroleum extraction all have in common? Each produces methane, one of the greenhouse gases trapping heat in our atmosphere and
Tent, sleeping bags, raingear: check. Flashlight, S’mores, clean water: check. Sunscreen, toothpaste: check. Finally loaded up for the last camping trip of the summer, you
Established pillars were under attack across the Western world. It was the late 1700s, and the United States had just declared independence. France was rapidly
I sit in the pitch-black room, twisting the knobs on the control pad of the electron microscope. I’m using this device to hunt for cells.
The discovery of fire was a turning point in human history for many reasons. Fire offered portable warmth, light, protection, and a new way of
When an oven bakes you can feel the heat, and on a stovetop you can see the flames emanating from the surface. A microwave oven,
The 2016 Summer Olympic Games were a chance to celebrate the world’s greatest athletes, who strive to constantly push the boundaries of what the human
I grew up in a rural town in the middle of Missouri, where the most interesting thing to do at night was to go to
After a divisive election, many of us are expecting a big helping of awkward family conversation with our holiday meals this year. Talking about the

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