WEIRD SCIENCE
Emile Bernard’s 1888 painting ‘Madeleine in the Bois d’Amour.’ The Print Collector/Getty Images – By Karen A. Cerulo, Professor of Sociology, Rutgers University And Janet Ruane, Professor Emerita of Sociology, Montclair State University Published: 2022 Jun 08 – In Disney’s “Pinocchio,” Jiminy …
An extract from vanilla beans could be the key to an environmentally friendly form of plastic. Depositphotos – By Nick Lavars 2022 Jun 14 – Plastic is infamous for its ability to persist in the environment for many years, and while alternatives made from …
Female white-tailed deer at sunrise. Gary Gray/Getty Images – By Allan Houston, Professor of Forest and Wildlife Ecology, University of Tennessee Published: 2022 Jun 10 – Chronic wasting disease, a deadly neurological infectious disease that affects deer, elk and moose, is spreading across …
The three-jointed finger heals in a cell culture medium after its skin was intentionally cut. Shoji Takeuchi – By Ben Coxworth 2022 Jun 09 – We’ve been hearing a lot about synthetic skins designed for robotic hands, which would give the devices more …
The vast majority of high-profile big tech whistleblowers in recent years have been women. Elke Meitzel/Image Source via Getty Images – Francine Berman, Director of Public Interest Technology and Stuart Rice Research Professor, UMass Amherst Jennifer Lundquist, Professor of Sociology, UMass Amherst Published: …
A ladybug crawls on a paloverde flower in Joshua Tree National Park, California. Hannah Schwalbe, NPS/Flickr – By Bradley J. Cardinale, Department Head, Ecosystem Science and Management, Penn State Published: 2022 Jun 02 – As Spring phases into Summer in North America, with …
The drone will be part of a system that also includes a network of security cameras, and VR training for first responders. Axon – By Ben Coxworth 2022 Jun 03 – It’s a sad fact that mass shootings have become an all-too-common occurrence in …
DNA is a trove of personal information that can be hard to keep track of and protect. Boris Zhitkov/Moment via Getty Images – By Liza Vertinsky, Professor of Law, University of Maryland And: Yaniv Heled, Associate Professor of Law, Georgia State University Published: …
Researchers have found a biologically active slow sand filter as the most effective way to remove nanoplastics from drinking water. Depositphotos – By Nick Lavars 2022 Jun 01 – Today’s filtration technologies do a wonderful job of producing potable water, but the spread of …
Teal’s Golden Eagle is one of very few drones that are approved by the US DoD. Teal Drones / Red Cat Holdings – By Loz Blain 2022 Jun 02 – Puerto Rico-based Red Cat Holdings has announced what it believes is the first and …
