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You’re a Scorpio? Why the Earth’s Wobble Means Your Zodiac Sign Isn’t What You Think
Chris Laws, senior astronomy lecturer, discusses how the earth's "wobble" could effect zodiac signs.
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SETI and other alien-hunting strategies are dealing with new tools — and new troubles
Victoria Meadows, astronomy professor, explains the utility of new telescope and observatory technology in the search for extraterrestrial life.
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Scientist Explains How Observatories Will Detect Signs Of Alien Life In Exoplanets
Victoria Meadows, astronomy professor, discusses new telescope and observatory technology and how it relates to the search for extraterrestrials.
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From redirecting oil tankers to pushing legislation, these 6 Indy Prize finalists are fighting for animals
Biology Professor Dee Boersma, known for her work in penguin conservation, has been nominated for the Indy Prize.
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500 Years of Innovation
Leonardo DaVinci’s legacy continues to draw interest at the intersection of art and science.
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Troll Watch: Misinformation Around The Coronavirus
Carl Bergstromm, biology professor, discusses the misinformation about coronavirus, and how it's spreading.
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Astronomers to sweep entire sky for signs of extraterrestrial life
Victoria Meadows, astronomy professor, describes observations planned with the intention of searching for extraterrestrial life.
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Big telescopes join hunt for things that go flash in the night
Eric Bellm, research assistant professor of astronomy, discusses new technology is space observation.
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Climate change may not claim as many species as we thought
Biology Professor Lauren Buckley discusses new research into the effect of climate change on extinction rates.
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11 Things To Do When Your Partner Is Emotionally Unavailable
Lynn Fainsilber Katz, research professor of psychology, explains the devastating effects of having an emotionally unavailable partner.
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These Crows Evolved Into a New Species, Boned the Old Species Too Much, Now Back Where They Started
Dave Slager, doctoral student in biology, discusses his research into the evolution of a particular crow species.
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The coronavirus is spreading rapidly. So is misinformation about it.
Carl Bergstromm, biology professor, discusses how misinformation about coronavirus is spreading rapidly, due to both bad-faith actors and human error.
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Babies Give Food to Others Even When They’re Hungry, Showing Early Altruism: Study
Andrew Meltzoff, psychology professor, explains the results of a study that shows that babies are more altruistic than most would think.
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The Mosquito And The Northwest Orchid: A Love Story. Sort Of.
Biology Professor Jeff Riffell discusses how the relationship between mosquitos and Northwest orchids may have implications for the development of mosquito repellents.
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The surprising altruism of babies
Psychology professor Andrew Meltzoff explains the results of his recent study demonstrating altruism in babies.