The Renaissance Man: da Vinci’s ‘Vitruvian Man’
Leonardo da Vinci is famous for many renowned paintings such as the Mona Lisa, the Last Supper, [...]
Connecting the Worlds of Art and Science
by Emma Shirey Many times, scientists feel far removed from the art world. In many art [...]
The 2019 Undergraduate Research Symposium: Studying the Human Mind in the Health and Social Sciences
By Claire Neiberg Katie Janov, a freshman, presented her research entitled, “Text-to-Speech for [...]
The 2019 Graduate Research Symposium
By Jacob Cavender The Duquesne University Graduate Research Symposium hosted many exciting and [...]
Effects of Childhood Trauma on Neurological Development and Mental, Physical Health in Adulthood
By Sara McKissick ABSTRACT Unfortunately, childhood maltreatment and trauma are prevalent in [...]
Sustainable Veganism: Are These Plant-based Staples Truly Sustainable?
By Elizabeth Kovacs The statement that a plant-based diet is better for the environment is one that [...]
Of Mice and Biologists
By Meredith Bennett On February 11th, Charles Darwin and his incredible scientific discoveries were [...]
Endocrine Disrupting Compounds: Problems and Solutions
By Nicholas Krebs What are Endocrine Disrupting Compounds? Endocrine Disrupting Compounds [...]
Noise Pollution with Deadly Potential
By Meredith Bennett Oceans face ever-increasing hazards, including rising sea temperatures, plastic [...]
