res-article 

Sandy Marie Bonny 23 January 2012

The consensus is in: Earth is getting hotter! The United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), concluded that man-made gas emissions are a major driving force behind climate change.

Learn More
res-article 

Alice Zhao 23 January 2012

Spores are the main reproductive units for asexual reproduction in many kinds of bacteria, fungi, algae, and non-flowering plants. They play very interesting roles in nature.

Learn More
res-article 
with Starting Points

Michael Rogers 23 January 2012

A heated discussion about tempurature, kinetics, and the physics of energy.

Learn More
res-article 
with Starting Points

Brad Danielson 23 January 2012

We're familiar with many natural disasters as they often make headline news: earthquakes, volcano eruptions, tsunamis, hurricanes, blizzards, floods, and droughts are all examples.

Learn More
res-article 

Crystal Vincent23 January 2012

Due to their waxy cuticle plants are able to store water in very hot climates, although the cuticle also created new problems for gas exchange...

Learn More
res-article 

Genie Leung 23 January 2012

Robots have been entertaining us for years, but how close are we to this "futuristic" technology? Humanoid robots exist today; just look at Honda's ASIMO, Sony's QRIO, or Mitsubishi's Wakamaru.

Learn More
res-article 

Michelle Po23 January 2012

Summer is now officially upon us, but with just a little negligence the golden tan become an ugly shade of red. But what is actually happening to your skin to cause these effects?

Learn More
res-article 

Zahra Hassanali 23 January 2012

Lately it seems like all the foods we love are bad for our health. So it does not come as a surprise that cola beverages can have adverse effects on our bone mineral density.

Learn More
res-article 

Candace Webb 23 January 2012

Some scientists believe that thrill-seekers are hardwired differently than risk-avoiders. Thrill-seekers may have fewer dopamine receptors (dopamine is a molecule that plays an important role in the reward and motivation center of the brain).

Learn More
res-article 

Jessica Morrison23 January 2012

Music makes the movie. Psycho's famous shower scene would be nothing without the accompanying high-pitched, blood-curdling violin crashes.

Learn More