science

Origami 101

What is Origami? Origami does not originate from a sole inventor, it was crafted over centuries by many different hands for various ceremonial purposes in...

Organoids Part Two: Despite Limitations, They’re Still Amazing

Clearly one article wasn’t enough to explore the full potential of organoids, so here we go again. This article won’t make much sense without...
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Elena Cabrera

Top 5 Tips to Planning a Science Outreach Event

A couple of weeks ago our STEMComm Team put together an event for the Atlanta Science Festival called MindCraft. Here we presented several tables...
Cassandra Lund

The Prehistoric Origins of Birds

You may have heard that modern birds evolved from dinosaurs before. More specifically, modern birds descend from theropods, which is a clade of dinosaurs....
Cassandra Lund
A cartoon rat examines a rodent operated vehicle.

Racing Rats’ Impact on Mental Health

Introduction The authors of “Enriched environment exposure accelerates rodent driving skills”, published in Behavioral Brain Research, conducted an experiment intended to study the impact of...
Cassandra Lund
A photo of a great blue heron.

Where do Great Blue Herons catch their snacks?

Introduction Great blue herons are part of the Ardea genus, which is a genus of birds that includes the herons, egrets, and bitterns. These birds...
Cassandra Lund
A picture of an Osedax worm.

The Undersea Bone Devourer

Osedax, from the Latin os, oris (bone) and edāx, edācis (devourer), is a genus of undersea worms that consumes bone. A genus (which is...
Cassandra Lund

The von Neumann Architecture

The von Neumann Architecture Introduction Have you ever wondered how your computer works? Who decided that we should use keyboards to tell our devices what to...