Madelyn Leembruggen
Ancient Technology: Weaving in the Andes
Your favorite pair of blue jeans is the result of centuries of technological development in weaving and dyeing which began in South America.
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Lindsey Oberhelman
- Jul 13
Dr. Marcia Rieke: Peering through the Cosmos
The camera that’s on the JWST lets us see our universe more clearly than ever before, and it was developed by Dr. Marcia Rieke
Manasvi Verma
- May 11
Dr. Kathleen Johnson: Caving for Climate
For Dr. Kathleen Johnson, the ancient climate data she studies hides inside the cool darkness of caves.
Ashley Cavanagh
- Apr 16
Dr. Kirsty Graham: Animal Translator
Deciphering the secret language of primate gestures Do you ever feel like gesturing with your hands helps you communicate? Have you ever...
Madelyn Leembruggen
- Mar 23
Dr. Chanda Prescod-Weinstein: Axion Chaser
Theoretical solutions to the very real dark matter problem.
Caroline Martin
- Feb 9
Dr. Joan Murrell Owens: Call of the Coral
Turning a deep-sea passion into singular discoveries.
Caroline Martin
- Jan 21
The Physics of Snow
If no two snowflakes are the same, then what’s up with these? These are microscope images of lab-grown snowflakes engineered to be identical
Taylor Contreras
- Jan 12
Dr. Katsuko Saruhashi: Geochemistry for a Better Future
How a geochemist helped save the world from nuclear fallout.
Manasvi Verma
- Dec 8, 2022
Dr. Pendo Bigambo: Centering Sustainability
Tackling textile processing to protect people and planet.
Lindsey Oberhelman
- Nov 10, 2022
Anna Mani: Marvelous Meteorology
How one scientist’s measurements helped us save the ozone layer
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