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Art by Dahlia Kordit In the biodiverse foothills and cloud forests of Chiapas, Mexico, a story of adaptations to human influence is unfolding—not just among
Michael Sarullo
September 28, 2025
Art by Dahlia Kordit In the biodiverse foothills and cloud forests of Chiapas, Mexico, a story of adaptations to human influence is unfolding—not just among
Astrocytes may be more than just the brain’s ‘housekeepers.’ While largely known for their role in supporting neuron structure and maintaining the highly selective blood-brain
Art Courtesy of Mandy Chen. When a flourishing garden is overrun with a variety of weeds, each festering in different soil types and conditions, it
Image 1: From left to right: Professor Seth Herzon, Brandon Alexander, Vaani Gupta, and Noah Bartfield. Photo by Emily Poag. Modern chemistry has advanced our
Image courtesy of Creative Commons. When you’re stressed during an exam or trying to recall a memorized speech under duress, it might feel like your
Art Courtesy of Luna Aguilar Early in her career, Katalin Karikó was confronted with a dilemma. As a researcher at the University of Pennsylvania, she