Are You Paying Attention on Zoom? Eye Movements Can Give You Away
New research shows that tracking eye movements in remote learning situations reveal whether students are paying attention and can even predict test scores. Read more ›
Using COVID Vaccine Data to Teach Statistics
A LaGuardia Community College professor is using data from COVID-19 vaccine trials to teach students about statistics. Read more ›
The History of Viral Pandemics from Smallpox to COVID-19
A new book looks at the history of viral pandemics, including smallpox, polio, and COVID-19. Read more ›
New Way to Look at Precipitation: What’s the Footprint on the Ground?
Here's a new way to look at and think about the impact or footprint of precipitation: How much space does it cover on the ground? Read more ›
Scientists Are Still Learning New Things About Water
You'd think science would know everything there is to know about water, but scientists have made a new fundamental finding on good old H20. Read more ›
Laying the Groundwork for New Solar Energy Technology
By looking at photosynthesis in plants, scientists hope to develop new solar energy harvesting technology. Read more ›
Algorithm Breakthrough Paves the Way for More Advanced Quantum Computing
Researchers have presented an algorithm that will let scientists study a many-body quantum state on a quantum computer instead of a normal computer. Read more ›
Hunting for Clues: Why Some MS Cases Progress Faster than Others
Why does multiple sclerosis progress more quickly in some patients than others? A new study suggests that lipids may play a role. Read more ›
How HPIV Respiratory Viruses Infect Your Airways
A new study sheds light on how certain respiratory viruses, known as HPIVs or human parainfluenza viruses, infect airway cells. Read more ›