NIR-II Imaging Tracks Microplastic Behavior in Mice for Health Insights
March 5, 2026
Researchers developed fluorescent microplastics to study their in vivo behavior, using NIR-II imaging for real-time tracking.
Environment
Promoting Diversity and Inclusion in STEM for a Sustainable Future
March 5, 2026
STEM fields drive innovation, but diversity is crucial to progress. Women and minorities face barriers; inclusion is key.
Glossary of Environmental Terms: From Atmosphere to Wetland
March 4, 2026
atmosphere
: The envelope of gases surrounding Earth or another celestial body.
bacteria
: Single-celled organisms…
Exploring Psychedelics: The Philosophical Lens of Justin Smith-Ruiu
March 2, 2026
Justin Smith-Ruiu’s “On Drugs” delves into psychedelics, exploring their philosophical implications and questioning reality.
Genetically Engineered Algae Use Limonene to Capture Microplastics
February 21, 2026
A new study reveals genetically engineered cyanobacteria using limonene can effectively capture and settle microplastics.
Antarctica’s Warming Threatens Ecosystems and Global Sea Levels
February 20, 2026
Antarctica warms faster than the global average, risking ecosystems and sea level rise. Scientists model scenarios to highlight the stakes.
Algae engineered to remove microplastics using limonene innovation
February 19, 2026
Genetically engineered cyanobacteria can remove microplastics using limonene, an orange-scented molecule that captures plastic.
W. Grey Walter’s Robotic Tortoises: Pioneers of Cybernetic Innovation
February 19, 2026
W. Grey Walter created the first autonomous robots—tortoises that navigated their surroundings, pioneering AI.
17 Environmental Groups File Lawsuit Against EPA’s Controversial Rule
February 18, 2026
A coalition of 17 environmental groups has sued the EPA over a rule that raises energy costs by $1.4 trillion, citing harm.
EPA Rescinds 2009 Endangerment Finding, Stirring Climate Science Debate
February 18, 2026
The US EPA’s February 12 rescission of the 2009 endangerment finding marks a major shift, defying climate science.
Medieval Danish graves reveal unexpected inclusion of leprosy patients
February 12, 2026
Scientists found medieval leprosy patients were buried in prestigious graves, suggesting more compassion than expected.
Meha Jain wins ASU-Science Prize for satellite research aiding farmers
February 11, 2026