Speciation & the Mimulus Story
Ever wonder how new species begin? Join director and narrator Nick Batora and animator Rishi Masalia as they explore the evolutionary processes of speciation and how the genus Mimulus has […]
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Life with and without Social Media: a Nick Batora Story
“Your life exists outside of television and likes, and Instagram. Engage the world.” Jon Stewart snapped these words out in a recent interview that he did with David Axelrod. His […]
Bones of King Philip II, father of Alexander the Great, are identified in Vergina, Macedonia
The tomb of King Philip II has been found in Vergina, Macedonia. King Philip II ruled the ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon, but is best known as the father of Alexander the Great.
The Shadow Biosphere and the Idea of Hidden Life Forms
by Nick Batora, Athens Science Café There is incredible and beautiful diversity of life all around you. No, I’m not talking about the wildlife at your local botanical garden or […]
Clever Crows: Noticing More Than You Think
For most of history, humans have thought of ourselves as distinguished from the rest of the animal life on this planet. We have the incredible ability to take in the […]
The Mark of a Bad Parent: How Parental Epigenetic Marks Influence Offspring Development
When I was a kid, I used to travel to my local mall with all of my friends. At the mall, one of the coolest stores to visit was called […]
