A Conversation About our Cells’ Signals
You’ve got mail! How often do you send a text, phone a friend, or, if you’re into revivalism, send a pigeon? Our daily lives revolve …
What Happens in Vagus… Doesn’t Stay in Vagus
Imagine you’re about to step on stage to give a public presentation. Do you feel tightness in your chest or perhaps unease in your stomach? …
Food for thought: fear or facts?
Words hold a lot of power, especially when specific words mean different things to different people. Recently, there have been a lot of articles with …
Editorial picks
Laboratories Running by Themselves? The Era of AI and the Rise of Self-Driving Labs
You CAN Make a Difference: My Story of Science Advocacy and Community Building in Face of Funding Cuts
Hidden Biodiversity Hotspots in the Southeast: Ecological islands and why you should care about them
Winter isn’t when most people expect to go out looking for rare plants. Yet, for the past four years in Georgia, I’ve spent cold mornings trekking across bare rock, datasheets in hand and HotHands in pocket. I’m searching for a tiny, rare plant that only grows in the shallow pools atop solid granite outcrops. Snorkelwort,
The Injustice of Texas Senate Bill 8
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Getting around space, Star Wars style?
Water Scarcity and Global Drought
From the archives
Biases in STEM: Gender Discrimination Affects UGA Faculty
Cancer and Us – Are You Safe?
Turmeric: The Root of Skincare
Laying the Next Stone: Research into a Rare Disease
Finding Comfort in Uncertainty
