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Photographing Science on Ice
Chris Linder is a scientist–turned–award-winning science photographer. Over the past 10 years, he has photographed more than 30 science expeditions,… -
Voyager's Merav Opher on Touching the Edge of Our Solar System
Friday afternoon is the perfect time to take a trip. And if you think it takes forever to get to Tanglewood on the Mass Pike or through Connecticut on 84,… -
Meet Heather Goldstone and Living Lab
WGBH science editor Heather Goldstone, best known as the brains behind the Climatide blog, has launched a new show and blog. Climatide focused on how… -
Ocean Health Index: What's in a Number?
Imagine this: your spouse (best friend, sibling) has just been in a bad car accident. You rush to the hospital and pounce on the doctor.“How’s he doing,… -
Living Lab Week in Review: Bowhead Sighting, Stoney Controversy
The local science institutions have been brimming with news lately. We’ll do this rundown in geographical order, starting on the outermost tip of the Cape… -
Keep Track of Hurricane Isaac
Update: As of midday Aug. 28, Isaac had grown to hurricane strength and was forecast to make landfall in the evening. You can follow its path in real… -
Shark v. Seal: Who Wins?
There’s been a rise in shark sightings on the Cape this summer — drawn not by humans in the water (pace “Jaws”) but by an abundant population of seals. So… -
Week in Review: Ocean Health Index, and a Few Surprises
If last week was all about Mars, this week is all about the ocean.The top story is a new Ocean Health Index. An international team of scientists… -
Innovations to Fight New England Ticks, Pt. 3: Tick Begone!
Ticks are responsible for at least 10 known diseases in the U.S., and their population is booming on the Cape and Islands. So it’s no surprise there’s an… -
Innovations to Fight New England Ticks: Complete Series
Ticks are responsible for at least 10 known diseases in the U.S., and their population is booming on the Cape and Islands. So it’s no surprise there’s an…