Life Science Art

WWI Commemoration: Honoring the Fallen Memorials and Museums Preserving History World War I left an indelible mark on the world, and numerous memorials and museums have been established to honor …

The Art of Erosion: Mountains of Knowledge Interdisciplinary Artist Transforms Encyclopedias into Landscapes Guy Laramée, an interdisciplinary artist, is challenging perceptions of knowledge and its physical embodiment through his hyper-realistic …

ISIS’s Destruction of Cultural Heritage: A Fight for Preservation Academics Race to Save Cultural Treasures from ISIS As ISIS militants wreak havoc across the Middle East, academics are scrambling to …

Earth’s Habitable Future: A Look at the Next 1.5 Billion Years Climate Change and the Sun’s Influence Over time, the sun’s energy gradually increases, leading to a rise in Earth’s …

John DeLorean: The Visionary Behind the DeLorean John DeLorean, an automotive visionary, left an indelible mark on car design. Throughout his career, he pushed the boundaries of innovation, from his …

Shaker Heritage: A Journey Through Historic Villages Shaker Communities: A Haven of Tranquility Nestled amidst rolling hills and picturesque countrysides, Shaker communities once flourished as beacons of spiritual devotion and …

Monkey Selfies Copyright Battle Settled The Legal Saga In 2011, British photographer David Slater captured a series of now-famous “monkey selfies” while photographing crested black macaques in Indonesia. However, the …

England’s Resident Pod of Bottlenose Dolphins Discovery of Resident Dolphins Researchers from Plymouth University and the Cornwall Wildlife Trust have discovered that a group of 28 bottlenose dolphins are permanent …

Snowtown: A Hidden History of Racism and Resilience in Providence Archaeological Discovery Sheds Light on Lost Community In the heart of Providence, Rhode Island, where the imposing State House now …