Science Education Q & A with Andrew Collins
While in New York City in March, Elsa Youngsteadt and I met with Andrew Collins (check out his research here), a graduate student at Columbia University. [...]
Dr. Eleanor is on a roll!
Our Dr. Eleanor has been very busy these last few weeks. She’s written several new profiles for the Book of Common Ants. She had the [...]
Coop Scoop: Q & A with Roland Kays
*Today’s blog Q & A was written by NCSU undergraduate, Christi Mileski. Christi has split her time this summer between Your Wild Life program and [...]
The science you don’t see
sciseekclaimtoken-4feb63040969d Hey, have you seen the July issue of Discover Magazine all about the Science You Don’t See? Perhaps, then, you saw the feature article [...]
Bacterially Speaking: Q & A with synthetic biologist Christina Agapakis
A couple weeks ago, we learned (thanks, Twitter!) that our Belly Button Biodiversity project had inspired another group of biologists and science communicators to explore [...]
Is a Field Guide for Microbes in Our Future? Q & A with Microbiologist Jonathan Eisen
Jonathan Eisen – the evolutionary biologist, microbiologist & genomicist extraordinaire from UC Davis (aka @phylogenomics on Twitter) – is leading the charge to develop a [...]