Sharks in NYC
Sharks are a vital part of the NYC oceanic ecosystem. Over the past years, rising sea temperatures are attracting nonnative shark species and changing the ecosystem.
Epigenetics: Interactions between Behavioral and Environmental Mechanisms in Gene Expression
The molecular basis of epigenetic mechanisms is being used to explain the developmental origins of child mental health disorders. Environmental signals/exposures during the time of placental gene expression have proven to affect neurobehavioral responsiveness in infants.
Evaluating the Disproportionate Effects of Flooding in NYC
By investigating which groups of people are affected by flooding, we are also able to see the way that certain demographics are at a disadvantage.
The Effect of Acid Rain in NYC
Acidic Rain in NYC
The Effect of Urbanization on Squirrels’ Responses to Humans
Urban environments have caused squirrels to find ways to adapt to high levels of foot traffic by shifting their levels of vigilance and attention. We asked the question: How does urbanization and human interference impact the way that squirrels behave?
