Research Articles
From Cells to CRISPR: Your Journey Through Modern Biology Courses
Explore the transformative journey through undergraduate biology education, from foundational concepts to cutting-edge laboratory techniques like CRISPR and DNA isolation.
The Thermal Clock of Life: How Temperature Guides a Swallowtail's Journey
Explore how temperature-dependent development shapes the life cycle of the Swallowtail butterfly Sericinus montela and its conservation implications in a changing climate.
The Theory of Non-Theory: When Science Progresses Without a Map
Exploring how scientific discovery advances through non-theory approaches, from philosophy to computer science and molecular engineering.
From Data to Action: The Science Saving Our Local Landscapes
How communities are using nature-based solutions and local science to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss at the landscape scale.
The Unexpected Rewards of Roughing It: Why a Little Adversity Is Good for You
Discover how strategic adversity benefits brains, bodies, and ecosystems through scientific research on wildlife conservation, human psychology, and space exploration.
Can a Course Change the World? The Impact of Urban Ecology on Young Minds
Exploring how urban ecology courses impact youth environmental knowledge, attitudes and behaviors in city environments
The River's Blueprint: How Habitat Shapes the Lives of Atlantic Salmon and Brown Trout
Explore how habitat serves as a template for the life histories of Atlantic salmon and brown trout, shaping their migration, growth, and adaptation strategies.
The Secret Life of the June Beetle: Unearthing Phyllophaga fimbripes
Explore the fascinating biology and ecological impact of Phyllophaga fimbripes, the white grub that shapes grassland ecosystems through its unique life cycle.
The Feathered Foe: How Bird Foraging Shapes the Economics of Bangalore's Paddy Fields
Exploring the complex relationship between bird foraging behavior and economic impacts in Bangalore's agricultural landscape
How a 4th Grade Class Became Tiny Philosophers: The Day They Started Making Their Own Knowledge
Explore how fourth-grade students transformed into active knowledge producers through an innovative educational case study on epistemology and critical thinking.