Life Science Art

Sylvia Plath’s Personal Possessions Reveal Her Complex Life Love Letters and Auction In a recent auction, personal possessions of the renowned American poet Sylvia Plath sold for over $1 million. …

Ancient Assyrian Soldiers Grappled with PTSD Historical Evidence of Trauma in Ancient Civilizations For centuries, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has been recognized as a debilitating condition affecting soldiers returning from …

Kiruna: A Town on the Move Relocation Amidst Mining Expansion Kiruna, a small town in northern Sweden, faces an unprecedented challenge: the expansion of the world’s largest underground iron ore …

Death in Happy Valley: Conflict and Conservation in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley The Killing and Its Aftermath In the lush landscapes of Kenya’s Great Rift Valley, a tragic killing ignited …

How to Use a Moisture Meter for Optimal Plant Care Understanding Moisture Meters Moisture meters are handheld devices that measure the moisture content in soil. They are essential tools for …

Josephine Butler: Suffragist, Social Reformer, and Artist Unseen Watercolors by a Pioneering Victorian Josephine Butler, renowned as a trailblazing suffragist and social reformer, possessed a hidden artistic talent: painting. Seven …

Early HIV Treatment Shows Promise for Functional Cure Introduction In recent years, there have been significant advancements in the treatment of HIV. One promising approach is early treatment, which involves …

Did Insects Cause the Dinosaur Extinction? Most people believe that an asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs. But what if the culprit was actually something much smaller, yet with a more …

Illinois: A Cultural Tapestry Art and Culture in the Windy City The Art Institute of Chicago, a renowned cultural institution, houses an extensive collection of American art, showcasing masterpieces by …