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What are colors, anyway?

Bijay Duwal - June 9, 2021 0

It is springtime! As spring prevails, all things in nature are suddenly adorned by myriads of colors. These myriads of colors inspire myriads of...

Bats, One Health, and Emerging Infections

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The Power of People and the Prairies

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Lamenting Loss: The Science of Hallucinations During Bereavement

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Calm Down: The Ebola Scare

athenssciencecafe - November 16, 2014 0

“Ebola does in ten days what it take AIDS ten years to do” --Barry and David Zimmerman (Killer Germs) There have been many different stories...

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Black History Month: the Life of George Washington Carver

athenssciencecafe - February 23, 2016 0

We all know February is the shortest month of all, but this month and all its holidays are flying by even faster than usual...

Egg Freezing: Are Silicon Valley Companies Entering the Ice Age?

Blog athenssciencecafe - March 25, 2018 0

In 2014, Facebook was the first tech company to announce it would pay for egg freezing—both for female staff and the spouses of its...

Innocents Lost: Mitigating severe malaria in children & pregnant women through anticoagulation

Environment athenssciencecafe - June 20, 2016 0

Will my baby be healthy? How can I protect it? Is my child safe? For the 125 million pregnant women at risk of contracting...

The Cutting Edge of Ant Civilization

Blog athenssciencecafe - July 4, 2016 0

We’re familiar with ants as picnic-skimming and foot-biting pests, but just below the soil’s surface, ants live surprisingly complex and intricate lives. The leaf...

One Health: Leveraging the connection between humans, animals, and the environment

Blog athenssciencecafe - October 28, 2018 0

https://twitter.com/OneHealthCom/status/1050673466410586113 What is One Health? One Health is an approach that acknowledges the interactions between human and animal health are inextricably linked, and interdependent to the...

Mad honey! The secrets and adventures of psychedelic nectar

The role of the parasite Toxoplasma gondii on human behavior: Causation or correlation?

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Addressing bullying in STEM: a call for UGA to empower trainees

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