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How do plants sense their surroundings?
When laying the most essential foundation of biological sciences to a bunch of first graders, educators often start with a lima bean. Between two layers of a wet paper towel, […]
Does Your Multitasking Spark Joy?
As a graduate student, I’m fortunate enough to dictate my own work hours. However, with this freedom comes expectations of productivity; I must juggle writing manuscripts, mentoring students, applying for grants […]
Flight of the Living Dead: Is the Zombification of Flies Facilitated by an Interkingdom Host Switch?
In July of 2018, the Eisen lab at UC Berkeley published what Michael Eisen described as one of the wackiest discoveries of his career. They discovered a virus that swapped […]
