Does Pregnancy Happen By Planning or Fate? People Say It’s a Mix of Both
A new study looks at people's perspectives on getting pregnant — whether the event is deliberate or the result of fate. Read more ›
The Mysteries of the Universe Explained — in 30 Seconds!
A new book co-authored by Prof. Charles Liu works to explain the most complicated ideas, theories, and principles of the universe. Read more ›
Salt Marshes Are Disappearing — Mussels Could Help Save Them
Fifty percent of the world's salt marshes have disappeared, but a new study found that ribbed mussels may be a valuable addition for salt marsh restoration projects. Read more ›
How Carbon-14 Sparked a Scientific Revolution & ‘Left an Imprint’
Prof. John Marra details just why Carbon-14 is the most important isotope — existing in every living thing — in his new book "Hot Carbon: Carbon-14 and a Revolution in Science." Read more ›
People with Depression Are Twice as Likely to Use Cannabis
Cannabis use is twice as common among people with depression, a new study shows. And many who use the drug don't factor in the risks. Read more ›
Running the US Health Care System Costs 4 Times More Than Canada’s
The United States health system costs four times more to run than Canada's, partly due to its reliance on private insurers, a new study shows. Read more ›
Protecting This Lemur Could Save the Madagascar Rainforest
Madagascar could lose up to 93% of its rainforest habitat by 2070 due to combined effects of deforestation and climate change. Read more ›
Carbon Dioxide Emissions are Coming From an Unlikely Place — The Hudson
The Hudson River is a source of methane and carbon dioxide, but even those greenhouse gases largely come from human sources. Read more ›
Here’s How Developers Create the World’s Most Thrilling Video Games
Kingsborough Community College Prof. Patrick Hickey Jr. gets the inside story of how game developers turn their ideas into captivating adventures. Read more ›