Question Your World: What's Happening to Lakes?
Despite their immeasurable value, lakes are relatively understudied ... until now. What did new research discover about these important bodies of water? The area of global lake surfaces grew, and by a lot!
Spotlight on Light Scientists
March is Women's History Month, a great time to spotlight scientists who work with light and help illuminate our world!
An IRIS-istible Honor
What’s the official flower of the City of Richmond? We have the answer ... and some science to go with it, of course!
Every Rose Has Its … Prickle?
Sorry 1980s power ballad fans, but Poison led you astray. The writer clearly didn’t consult a horticulturist before drafting the lyrics because if they had, they’d know every rose does not have its thorns.
Cities and Health: Walking Through the Science
A recently published paper about an innovative community science study explores how walking in different neighborhood designs impacts our wellbeing.
