Six Wisconsin Mathematics and Science Teachers Named Finalists for Prestigious Presidential Award
Six Wisconsin mathematics and science teachers, including Debra Heitman and Sheila Kohl, have been named finalists for the prestigious Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. The Wisconsin…
The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History Celebrates AAPI Month with Inspiring Temporary Exhibit
To commemorate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Month, the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History is hosting a temporary exhibit that highlights the contributions, scientific achievements, and impact…
Silica and Carbonate: Deciphering the Past Weathering Conditions on Earth through Analysis of Comet Geyser Samples
The Comet Geyser sample is composed of carbonate, which indicates that water, carbon dioxide, and elements from rocks or sediments in the ancient Jezero crater once combined to form carbonate.…
Unraveling Io’s Past: Discovering the Moon’s Original Isotope Reservoir Using ALMA and Ancient Meteorites
Io, Jupiter’s moon, is expected to experience modern eruptions that are rich in heavier isotopes of chemical elements due to the escape of lighter isotopes into space over time. By…
Unleashing the Creativity of Young Scientists: A two-Day Extravaganza in Bryan and College Station.
On Friday, the Brazos County Expo Complex in Bryan will host build/design-themed events open to the public from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. These events will showcase students’ creativity and…
Solving the Light Leak: Protecting the Accuracy of X-ray Telescope Observations
The telescope, equipped with 56 aluminum X-ray concentrators, each consisting of nested mirrors that direct X-rays into a detector, is used for scientific research and discovery. Positioned in front of…
Journey to Mars: A Day in the Life of a Geology Journalist
As a journalist, I was thrilled to lead the Geology team in our planned activities on Mars. Our schedule for the day included 1.5 hours of targeted remote science followed…
Curiosity’s investigation of ‘Pilgrim’: Exploring the depths with precision and careful planning
Curiosity is currently conducting an investigation in an altered zone near a fault with a focus on a “mini-start hole” to ensure the safety of a full drill hole. The…
Curiosity Rovers Close in on Bagnold Dunes as Journalist Reveals Intricate Scientific Plan for Sol 1173
On Saturday, the Curiosity rover made significant progress by driving 51 meters closer to the Bagnold Dunes. As the Geology Science Theme Lead, I am currently working on planning Sol…
Allen Robinson: From Campus Director to Dean of Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University
In 2023, Allen Robinson was appointed as the dean of the Walter Scott, Jr. College of Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU). Prior to his current role, he served as…