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Lawrence Ostroff4 October 2018

Scientists are training artificial intelligence to diagnose injuries using the data in you (and in millions of others). What improvements and other changes might this bring to the health care system?

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Shreya Jain20 September 2018

In what ways are plant and animal cells similar? In what ways are they different?

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Petio Petrov17 September 2018

If there are 30 people in the room, what are the chances that two will have the same birthday?

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Sakina Bano Mendha17 September 2018

Microbes are everywhere - even in your digestive tract. Some of these microbes are helpful, and some aren’t.

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Sydney Wahlberg17 September 2018

Just how much water on the Earth can humans actually use? And what happens when communities run out of water?

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Tammy Rosner10 September 2018

Many students cram before a test. But researchers have found that you’ll do better on a test if you study for it over time.

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Stephanie Blain6 September 2018

Different members of a species can have all kinds of differences depending on where they live.

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Keren Bernal30 July 2018

Some birds are good bioindicators. Scientists can observe birds to get useful information about the health of and changes in the environment.

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Devon Kollmyer24 July 2018

CAR-T Therapy uses a person’s own cells to destroy the cancer cells in their body.

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Bryan Ng23 July 2018

Did you know that too much carbon dioxide in the classroom can affect your body, and even your grades?

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