Eyes on the River
Virtually navigating our waterways sounds like a good time to outdoor enthusiasts, but it could also help policymakers monitor a critical natural resource.
Browsing Tag
January/February 2016
43 posts
Domestic Overlords
The 250-year precedent for deploying the United States military to police the nation's citizenry.
Shelf Help: ‘The Social Life of DNA: Race, Reparations, and Reconciliation After the Genome’
Can genetic tests restore lost legacies?
Research Gone Wild: Party Hard
Are Millennials really partying less often than their parents used to?
Is the Stock Market Sexist?
Inherent market bias is one of the factors keeping women off corporate boards—until someone has to take the fall. Welcome to the Glass Cliff.
Five Studies on the Links Between Sugar and Heart Disease
The scientific evidence for whether eating too much sugar causes Type 2 diabetes and other diseases.
The Gowanus Canal’s Beacon of Hope
New York University roboticists are betting that a tiny aquatic machine will inspire the community to care about Brooklyn's neglected Superfund site.
