Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Pregnancy
Logan Hunt
Have you ever noticed that most people do not drink alcohol while pregnant? Let’s learn about why doing that is so important.
Growing Cells
Sunaina Rao
Growing cells outside our bodies in tiny plastic dishes might seem a bit complex. But scientists have been doing this for many years now. It has opened our eyes to the bustling life inside our tiny cells and has led to some life-saving technologies.
Changing Life in the Arctic
Emma Goethe
Cecilia Knaggs
Leah Shaffer
The Arctic is changing faster than many other ecosystems. This habitat is in danger, as are the animals that live there, and the peoples whose lives have always depended on the lands and food webs of the Arctic. One of the best ways to help save it is to learn more about it.
Manipulating Microbes
Challie Facemire
It's a gassy, microbe-filled world out there. How can we control or even use these gases for good? That's what Hinsby Cadillo-Quiroz is figuring out.
Ectopic Pregnancy: An Unexpected Path
Logan Hunt
Pregnancy isn’t perfect, and many things can go wrong. What happens when a growing embryo is in the wrong part of the pregnant person's body?
Introducing the IUD
Molly Jacobson
Doctors place Intrauterine Devices (IUD) in the bodies of some females to help prevent pregnancy. Learn about how these devices work and how long they’ve been around.
Preventing Pregnancy with Plan B
Molly Jacobson
Is there any way to prevent pregnancy after sexual intercourse? Learn about Plan B, an emergency contraceptive.
All About Autism
Nathaniel Ross
You may have heard of autism before, but do you know what it really is? Learn about what it’s like to live with autism.
Breaking Cell Boundaries
Challie Facemire
Whether coming up with new methods for microscopes, or finding out new things about photosynthesis, Petra Fromme loves the process of discovery.