Panicked New Yorkers Say Government Isn’t Doing Enough About COVID-19
Many New Yorkers report being on-edge or anxious as the number of COVID-19 cases in the city continues to increase. Read more ›
Darwin’s Apostles: The Scientists Who Brought Evolution to the Public
Charles Darwin revolutionized how we think about biology. But it was other scientists of the era who popularized his work. Read more ›
Move Over 3D Printing! 4D Could Be On The Way
New research could lead to ways of creating synthetic molecules — which could usher in new medicines and biotechnology. Read more ›
Job Loss Due to COVID-19 Hits the Latinx Community Hardest
A majority of New York's Latinx/Hispanic community said in a survey that they or a household member had lost their jobs due to COVID-19 in the last two weeks. Read more ›
New Yorkers Think They’re at ‘Very Low’ Risk of Contracting COVID-19
There are more 4,000 COVID-19 cases in New York State. but a survey has found that most New Yorkers don't believe they're at risk of contracting COVID-19. Read more ›
The Next Extinction May Be On the Way — But Stony Corals Could Survive
Sixty-six million years ago, when the most recent major extinction killed off 80% of animal species, stony corals survived. And they could make it through the next extinction. Read more ›
‘Gentle Giants:’ The Secret Life of the Antillean Manatee
Ph.D. candidate Eric Ramos uses drones to study Antillean manatees in Belize — in a pair of studies that are sure to help researchers learn more about the subspecies. Read more ›
A New Framework for Understanding How Genes Function
A new study from researchers at CUNY’s Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy provides a framework for scientists studying gene set enrichment analysis. Read more ›
NYC’s Tech Economy and the Double Meaning of ‘Innovation Complex’
A new book called "The Innovation Complex" examines how government fostered the growth of New York City's tech sector, and how it's reshaping the ecoonomy. Read more ›