Academics
Smoking Linked To Brain Changes In Teens
Young people who are heavy smokers have clear differences in their brains compared to lighter smokers, according to a recent study published in the journal Neuropsychopharmacology.
Obamacare: UNC May Cut Hours, Jobs To Avoid Costs Of Affordable Care Act
Ukraine Crisis and Russia's Conflict with U.S. Will Not Affect ISS Operations Scheduled This Month
30,000-Year-Old Virus Resurrected From Permafrost, Scientists Fear Climate Change Could Bring About Re-Emergence Of Deadly Viruses
Yosemite Black Bears' Diet Consists of Lowest Percentage of Human Food in Nearly a Century
Olive Python Swallows Freshwater Crocodile In Australia Because Of A 'Good Matchup'
Biomass of Mesopelagic Fish 10 times Higher than Previously Thought, Study
Job Search Tips for College Students: Build a Positive Web Presence, Employers Will Google You
By Russell WesterholmColumbia University To No Longer Offer School Credit For Internships
By Jaleesa BaulkmanLow-Cost Catalyst Could Soon Lead to Cleaner Production of Methanol; Potentially a Promising Fuel Alternative?
By Russell WesterholmOldest (Clear) Sample Of Cheese Found Preserved On Asian Mummies
By Staff ReporterMeteorite On Earth Revives Debate Over Life On Mars
By Jaleesa BaulkmanLake Erie's Declining Water Quality: Canada/U.S Collaborate On Purifying Great Lake, Limiting Algae Blooms
By Staff ReporterHumans Are Responsible For Nearly 62 Percent Of Cougar Deaths
By Jaleesa BaulkmanClimate Change Trapping Heat in Water Beneath Antarctic Ice Shelf; May Also Be Key to Another Scientific Mystery
By Russell Westerholm
