The Science Fair

‘Battle of the Thermostat’: Cold Rooms May Hurt Women’s Productivity – The New York Times

‘Battle of the Thermostat’: Cold Rooms May Hurt Women’s Productivity The New York TimesIn a new study, women scored better on tests they

Environment

Birds outfitted with ‘backpacks’ to research environmental change – IU Newsroom

Birds outfitted with 'backpacks' to research environmental change IU NewsroomAlex Jahn is a biologist with the Environmental Resilience Institute at IU who uses

Physics

Gloria Culver reappointed Dean of School of Arts & Sciences – University of Rochester

Gloria Culver reappointed Dean of School of Arts & Sciences University of RochesterServing as dean of the School of Arts and Sciences since

Nutrition

Disrupting the Dining Experience? – Slate

Disrupting the Dining Experience? SlateYou sit down at a table and put on a virtual reality headset. On the plate in front of

Nutrition

Disrupting the Dining Experience? – Slate Magazine

Disrupting the Dining Experience? Slate MagazineYou sit down at a table and put on a virtual reality headset. On the plate in front

Health

Scientists Modify Viruses With CRISPR To Create New Weapon Against Superbugs – NPR

Scientists Modify Viruses With CRISPR To Create New Weapon Against Superbugs NPRSuperbugs are bacteria that can beat modern medicine's most powerful drugs. So

Biology

This Month in Climate Science: Warming-Driven Economic Inequality, Disappearing Alps, & Plummeting Penguin Populations – CleanTechnica

This Month in Climate Science: Warming-Driven Economic Inequality, Disappearing Alps, & Plummeting Penguin Populations CleanTechnicaMay 21st, 2019 by World Resources Institute. Originally published

Four scientists at PPPL awarded national and international honors – EurekAlert