Into the Depths: Climate Change Part 4
“Zion” by Paul Kehrer is marked with CC BY 2.0. Dear Reader, It saddens me to [...]
Aerobic Exercise as a Pioneer Treatment for Post-Concussion Patients
Abstract Concussions are highly prevalent injuries in both youth and adult sports and can severely [...]
Personality Disorders in Relation to Crime
“Blow Your Mind” by kozumel is marked with CC BY-ND 2.0. Duquesne University [...]
Into the depths: Climate Change Part 3
Dear Reader, The saga continues. Into the Depths returns with another harrowing tale of [...]
Epigenetics and Cancer: Mechanisms, Diagnostics, and Treatment
Abstract Epigenetics connects the divide between genotype and phenotype without completely altering [...]
Into the depths: Climate Change Part 2
Image credit:”Monsoon in Trivandrum” by India Water Portal marked with CC BY-NC-SA 2.0. [...]
Into the depths: Climate Change Part 1
Note to the Reader- my name is Felicia and I am a Biology major who is very curious about different [...]
Generating the Power of Microbes How Microbial Metabolism May Solve Water and Energy Shortages
by Anna Vietmeier On ancient Earth, water was the most likely place for life to begin, and water [...]
Don’t Look Up (Unless You’re Wearing PPE)
by Lance Daley Adam McKay, director of many widely popular movies such as The [...]
New “Stealth” Omicron Subvariant Emerges Internationally
by Lance Daley A new “stealth” Omicron subvariant has emerged [...]
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