Author: Hardin Young

A new study describes the decades-long investigation, providing information on the distribution and variety of animals inhabiting North America 110 million years ago.

The study will quantify changes in Arctic sediment production, transport and deposition due to climate change, and inform First Nation (Gwich’in) community planning.

The study will look at factors that contributed to the area’s agriculture collapse to gain insights into modern farming and potential impacts of climate change.

The $1.63 million NSF grants fund studies on the impact of organizations and social movements on politics as well as the relationship between COVID-19 and Black trauma.

Skeletal muscles in mice appear to “remember” prior training, aiding muscle growth and adaptability when retrained through exercise.