ScienceLives
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The Physics of the Ocean's Tiniest CrittersThe aesthetics, the mechanics, and the powerful consequences of water and its residents have far reaching repercussions.
By Jacqueline Conciatore Published
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Our Fire PlanetJennifer Balch explores the complex relationship humans have with fire.
By Jennifer Balch Published
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Childhood Interests Grow Into A Cherished CareerCheryl Wilga's life-long passions grew into a career of research and teaching others about animal behavior.
By Lily Whiteman Published
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Marine Ecologist Leads Coastal Investigation, Collaboration on Climate ChangeKaren McGlathery works to integrate multi-disciplinary findings on the coastal landscape.
By Cat Wolner Published
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The Underappreciated "Smaller Majority" that Dominate Marine EcosystemsPaul Sikkel explores the ecological importance of marine parasites in coral reef communities.
By Lily Whiteman Published
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Creativity As Key To Engineering InnovationMaurizio Porfiri designs robots that look and act like fish.
By Erin Newton Published
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Theoretical Physics Via Perseverance, Inspiration, Mentoring and LuckYogesh Joglekar conducts theoretical research while mentoring high school and undergraduate students, resulting in published, original studies.
By David Hosick Published
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Jeopardy Champ Watson's Creator Discusses Being a ScientistDavid Ferrucci talks about the passion of scientists and more.
By Jacqueline Conciatore Published
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Social Scientist Examines Diversity to Understand Our WorldSocial scientist Scott Page studies complex systems to help make sense of the world we live in.
By Bobbie Mixon Published
