Weekly Scientific Digest

Science Projects Cuts This week’s featured New York Times Gifted Article examines how changes in federal funding priorities could affect climate science

Bioluminescence is a highly evolved survival tool that works like nature’s own superpower. Marine organisms, such as sea sparkle, use

You can go directly to Part I by clicking HERE Engineers studying cupped-wing design for bio-inspired drone technology The mechanism

Bees Coexisting Seamlessly with Pollen Bees coexist seamlessly with pollen because they lack the mammalian adaptive immune system responsible for

Bioluminescence is the ocean’s living light, a mesmerizing phenomenon where organisms ranging from microscopic plankton to deep-sea anglerfish produce a

Taproots can reach extraordinary depths Taproots can reach extraordinary depths to find water and also play a critical role in

Fog – Millions of Tiny Water Droplets Fog droplets stay floating because they are so incredibly small, thinner than a

How pesticides or fertilizers can disrupt chemical and electrical signals for bees Agrochemicals disrupt bees by jamming the sensory signals