In this page we will bring to your attention interesting and new scientific findings being discussed the scientific press. There are several research areas we will cover such as the Environment and Earth sciences, Genetics, Physiology, Evolution, Neurosciences, and other significant scientific fields. Since the volume of scientific papers published every week is overwhelming, we will periodically report on the more salient and important research data. We are mindful that some of these concepts and new trends will be discussed in class and perhaps use the primary data for curriculum writing.
In the Scientific Press: December 16, 2022Bird Evolution, Plastic pollution, Climate change, Biodiversity, What lies beneath Yellowstone, Microbial scent increases mosquito attraction
In the Scientific Press: Endosymbiosis, Earth warming, Fish diversification, Mosquito control. September 1, 2019What is new in the scientific press? Earth warming after the industrial revolution, the trouble with endosymbiosis, new way to ...
In the Scientific Press: Animal evolution, Saving the bees, Cancer microenvironment, Counter-evolution. July 31, 2019What is being investigated? Saving the Honey Bees, Cancer and its Microenvironment, Evolution and Counter-evolution, and When Animals Appeared for ...
In The Scientific Press: Long-term learning, Endotherms and Convergent Evolution, Alzheimer’s Cellular View March 3, 2016Education: Is repeated studying-testing helpful for long-term learning? Ecology & Evolution: the origin of endothermy and Medicine: A revised ...
In the scientific press: Academic Performance, Locomotion Evolution, Extracellular Vesicles, Lake Ecosystem. February 2, 2016Social challenges and their effect on cognition, Evolution of locomotion, Medicine and infection by Trypanosomes, Ecological importance of protist in ...
In the scientific press: Eukaryote Evolution, Pertussis re-emerging, DNA 3D Organization, Climate Change. December 23, 2015Evolution of the Eukaryotes, Cell Biology of the 3D nuclear topology, Climate change effects on Freshwater fish, Medicine and Pertussis
In the scientific press: Epigenetics, Thermogenesis & Obesity, Working Memory Maintenance. November 8, 2015Epigenetics, Metabolism, and Neurobiology and cognition
In the scientific press: Blending Instruction, Plant Circadian Cycle, Visual Attention & Memory. October 6, 2015Education, neurobiology and cognition, plant biology.
In the scientific press: Bacteria Biofilms, Stem Cell Communication, Symbiosis in Coral Reefs, Malaria Control. September 2, 2015Microbiology, Stem cell Biology, Ecology, Medicine
In the scientific press: Stress Control at School, Stomach Cancer, Ocean acidification, Cancer microenvironment. July 31, 2015Earth history, Cancer Microenvironmemt, Microbiome, Neurobiology
In the scientific press: Cancer Metastasis, Evolution of Feathers, Drug resistance, Working Memory June 28, 2015Cancer, Evolution, Infectious Diseases, NeuroBiology
In the scientific press: Bee Populations, Circadian Cycle & Brain Plasticity, Eukaryotic Evolution, Gene Therapy. May 29, 2015Ecology and Behavior, Neurobiology, Evolution, and Gene Therapy
In the scientific press: Gut Bacteria, MicroRNA Regulation, Malaria Infection, How Children Learn. April 29, 2015Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Cognitive Development, and the Microbiome
In the scientific press: Anxiety & Learning, Photochemistry, Head Evolution, Ebola, Microbiome & Inflammation. April 2, 2015Molecular Biology, Evolution, Ebola virus, Microbiome, Neurobiology
In the scientific press: Apoptosis, Stem Cell Therapy, Termites & Ecosystem’s Health, Pleistocene Extinction, Finches’ Evolution. March 12, 2015Cell Biology, Evolution, Environment, Stem Cells
In the scientific press: Energy Balance, New Antibiotics, GMO versus GRO, Coral Reef Recovery, Cancer February 22, 2015Read about the latest scientific reports on Cancer, Environment, Antibiotic production, and Energy balance.
In the scientific press: Hominid Evolution, ENCODE project, Compulsive Eating, Lung Regeneration February 9, 2015Genomics, Evolution, Neurosciences, Stem Cells and Regeneration.