Last week, we headed west to the Colorado Convention Center in Denver for the first time in years (hi, Big Blue Bear!). It was busy and exhausting with early mornings and long days, but we enjoyed the beautiful weather, great…
Last week, we headed west to the Colorado Convention Center in Denver for the first time in years (hi, Big Blue Bear!). It was busy and exhausting with early mornings and long days, but we enjoyed the beautiful weather, great…
Santiago Ramón y Cajal was a Nobel Prize-winning scientist and a founding father of neurology. However, he almost didn't pursue a scientific career. Born in Spain in 1852, his spirited and determined behavior led to frequent school changes and even…
Read More Brushes & Beakers: Artist Scientists Santiago Ramón y Cajal
Figure 1: The Scientific Method. CK-12 Foundation, CC BY-SA 3.0 Today, let's delve into the essence of the Scientific Method. It's a topic likely on your teaching radar every year, and with every experiment, since our experiments are built around…
Read More Biotechnology Basics: Exploring the Scientific Method
As winter in the northern hemisphere transitions into spring, a remarkable phenomenon unfolds in the skies above us - the grand spectacle of spring migration. Every year, countless birds embark on epic journeys, traversing continents in a display of nature's…
Read More Migration Mysteries: Decoding the Navigation Strategies of Migratory Birds