Understanding telomere shortening and telomerase provides an interesting, novel perspective of cancer development. Even more, such understanding has proved instrumental in utilizing telomerase inhibition as a means of cancer treatment.
In a city of 9 million people, we become desensitized to the massive clusters of people—complex lives becoming mere background dressing. Our zine aims to change that with sonder.
In this slideshow, viewers will learn about 2 artworks that successfully question the current and past beauty standards of women.
This mask represents my identity, check it out!
What’s in your tasty NYC tap water? We looked at lead levels in drinking water across all five boroughs and found some interesting information. You’ll want to know the results!
The lakes and rivers in New York City are home to a wide array of species, but did you know that harmful algal blooms and high chlorophyll levels can threaten the biodiversity within the city’s waters? We examined the relationship between nitrogen levels and chlorophyll levels in bodies of water in NYC in order to determine if a relationship between harmful algal blooms and increased nitrogen content exists.
A brief look into the life of Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller, an amazing artist and sculpture from the Harlem Renaissance.
More than 95% of college students use a form of social media. After polling a small network of students at Hunter and abroad, here’s our insight into the causes and affects of social media use.
Does the utensil you use to take notes actually make a difference? Data shows taking notes in blue pen just might be the key to your success!
This project goes through the steps in the life of someone who experienced body image insecurities, as anyone can.
