Interdisciplinary Science
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By: Ali Eftekhari
Nano is popularly considered as a revolution in science and technology, but there are controversial opinions about the future of this newly born field of study. more...
Many times, the STEM fields get a lot of publicity and financial support, especially in higher education, but what are the STEM fields and why are they so essential? more...
Adaptive Management of Sea Lamprey
By: Ian Parnell
Using adaptive management, two scientists evaluated alternative larval lamprey assessment methods and improved the Great Lakes Sea Lamprey management program. more...
By: Ian Parnell
Adaptive management structures choices as experiments so resource managers can learn about ecological and socio-economic systems and improve future choices. more...
A Review of Psychedelic Research
By: Kevin Gustina
Clinical trials are underway to gain an understanding into the use of psychedelic drugs for medical purposes such as migraines, PTSD, and addiction interruption. more...
Gaia Hypothesis Describes a Self-Regulating Plan
By: Nina Munteanu
The Gaia Hypothesis considers living and nonliving parts of the Earth as a complex interacting system that can be thought of as a single organism. more...
Exploring Science by Crossing the Ocean
By: Jill Browne
In 2007, National Geographic named Julie and Colin Angus their Adventurers of the Year. Their trans-Atlantic row was part of a life of learning about nature firsthand. more...
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