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Plankton: A Time Capsule for Scientific InquiryResearchers use plankton fossil shells from foraminifera to build a long-term view of past environmental conditions.
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Taiwan's Coral Reefs and Other Hidden GemsMelissa Roth reflects on her research trip to Taiwan.
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Big Wildfires in the West: Why, How, What To Do?Researchers explore the causes of and solutions for rising wildfire dangers.
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Searching History for the Cement of TomorrowThis eco-friendly cement actually has origins in Ancient Egyptian pyramids and Ancient Rome.
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Baseball Helps Humanize the Supreme CourtA professor’s passion for baseball led to the creation of a database with a searchable trove of oral arguments.
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Reef Parasites: Predator or ScapegoatResearcher Paul Sikkel studies reef parasites and their impact on fish at the reef.
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Stalagmites & Hieroglyphs: Investigating the Maya DemiseTackling this 2,000-year-old mystery takes a large and diverse set of experts.
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Detecting Social Patterns from Shifting DialectsA powerful computer program allows scientists to map shifts in regional accents.
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Recycled Coal Plant Waste Cleans Up Oil SpillsCoal plant waste product can be converted into oil spill cleanup prodigy and then recycled, making the oil usable as well.
