What A Dog’s Bark Can Tell People
Whether it’s a dog barking for food or one growling at a passing stranger, different dog vocalizations do not initially seem to be distinctive from each other. In an interesting …
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Whether it’s a dog barking for food or one growling at a passing stranger, different dog vocalizations do not initially seem to be distinctive from each other. In an interesting …
Read MoreThe Food Activism & Justice lecture featuring the Food Empowerment Project (FEP) and key speaker/founder Lauren Ornelas, was more than just a discussion about environmental and social justice issues. This …
Read MoreA recent (and quite relevant) article caught my attention, ironically, the same day I was catching up on the last few episodes of The Walking Dead. Scientists from Sandia National …
Read MoreThe man that enters stage center exudes a “King of Cool” vibe reminiscent of Steve McQueen. Just as his music is meticulously sculpted and crafted, Willy Moon’s presence from head …
Read MoreThe bliss of new romance will soon saturate our college campus. In the world of love, there lies a common thread among those long-lasting relationships that has not previously been …
Read More3D printers can generate many products ranging from food to vinyl records to clothing. Yet, medical researchers have recently adopted the concept of 3D printing to print human tissue. Yes, …
Read MoreAdd a handful of Red Hot Chili Peppers to a cup of Bob Marley, then add a tablespoon of energy from the sun, and top it off with a pinch …
Read MoreScientists at Harvard University have successfully transplanted neurons into the brains of obesity-prone mice to prevent them from getting fat. The researchers did not have human obesity in mind when …
Read MoreWhen scientists announced promising interim results from the first large-scale clinical trial of a possible vaccine for malaria, the international public health community rejoiced. The vaccine, originally a project for the …
Read MoreScientists at the University of Texas at Dallas have successfully manipulated the “mirage effect” to engineer an underwater invisibility cloak reminiscent of the cloak in the beloved Harry Potter series. …
Read MoreOn Thursday, Boston University held an Alcohol Policy Town Hall to promote Alcohol Awareness Week, which is being held from October 16th-23rd on BU’s campus. At the meeting, which was sponsored …
Read MoreIn 2003, Boston University became one of two universities to receive a grant from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIAID) to construct a National Biocontainment Laboratory next …
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