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 ›
‘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 ›
It’s Time for Anti-Bullying Programs to Prioritize Race
A new study highlights the need to prioritize race and ethnicity when creating solutions for bullying. Read more ›
This Could Be a Game-Changer in Treating Triple-Negative Breast Cancer
New findings from Professor Jill Bargonetti's lab could lead to the first targeted treatments for triple-negative breast cancer. Read more ›
Are Higher Ed Strikes on the Rise? New Study Examines Work Stoppage
College strikes happen less often these days, but the number has climbed in recent years, a new study found. And the trend is likely to continue. Read more ›
Breast Cancer Outcomes Vary by Ethnicity — a New Study Tackles Why
Hunter College Prof. Jill Bargonetti tackles various breast cancer outcomes in a new study. Read more ›
From Hurricanes to Earthquakes: Puerto Rico’s Ongoing Trauma
Some 3,000 people died in Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria. Now, a string of earthquakes only add to the U.S. territory's ongoing trauma. 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 ›