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- June 17, 2024
How the New Becomes Old
Scientists tease out how low dopamine plays a role in solidifying our familiarity with objects and experiences. Dopamine is the brain’s learning molecule: It sends messages when we encounter something Read More - May 9, 2024
New CUNY-GLOBE Partnership Will Expand and Innovate NASA’s Environmental Science and Education Program Infrastructure
The $11.1M award will provide enabling infrastructure for a diverse, global community. A team of researchers from the CUNY Graduate Center, the CUNY ASRC, Brooklyn College, Lehman College, Institute for Read More - April 29, 2024
The Purpose-Driven Cell
Researchers find clues to how the PASK protein impacts cell differentiation. Per-Arnt-Sim (PAS) protein domains are found across all kingdoms of life, from prokaryotes to humans. PAS domains are involved Read More - April 26, 2024
Prof. Brian Giebel’s Study Highlighted in NSF’s Transformative Projects List
The National Science Foundation celebrated Earth Day, April 22, by highlighting NSF projects that are transforming how researchers understand plastic waste. Professor Brian Giebel, Environmental Sciences Initiative, kicked off the Read More - April 24, 2024
Grey Cuckoo, Red Cuckoo: Unveiling the Genomic Secrets of Color Polymorphism in Female Cuckoo Birds
NEW YORK, April 24, 2024 — Sexual dimorphism—the visible difference between females and males—can be seen in diverse animals, including humans. One intriguing aspect of this phenomenon is sex-limited polymorphism, Read More
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July 18, 2024 @ 3:00 pm
Community Science Day