Gene-Edited Twins Call for a Moratorium
By Mitchell Downs What better way to start off an International Summit on Human Genome Editing than [...]
Letter from the Editor
Dear D.U. Quark members and readers, To say that it is important to stay informed in today’s [...]
Stillness: A Moment in Yosemite
Tara Sullivan submitted the following beautiful photos of Yosemite National Park in California. [...]
Eutrophi-what? An Inside Look at Algae Growth in Lakes and Rivers
By Mia DiFrancesco Anyone who’s driven through rural areas can paint this picture – you’re [...]
3rd Place – Beauty and the Beast
Congratulations to Michelle Valkanas for winning 3rd place and a $10 Starbucks gift card in our [...]
Duquesne Physics Takes over Waikoloa, Hawaii: What to Expect from National Conferences
By Courtney Boyd World class physicists traveled from all corners of our nation and Japan to [...]
2nd Place – A Study in Hemispheres
Congratulations to Caroline Novak for winning 2nd place and a $25 Amazon gift card in our Fall 2018 [...]
A New American Electron Ion Collider On The Way: What It Means for Particle Accelerator Science and Duquesne Students
By Courtney Boyd Particle physics is the branch of physics dedicated to investigating the [...]
Who Did It? : A Review on the Possible Causes of Multiple Sclerosis
By Mia DiFrancesco ABSTRACT Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is an incurable autoimmune disorder that [...]
One of These Things Is Not Like the Other: Science vs. The Senate
By Maeve Godshalk Dr. Christine Blasey Ford: A woman who has quickly become a household name in the [...]
