Have you ever wondered how New York City’s rapid building development has affected pigeons in the city? See how urbanization plays a role in The Big Apple’s pigeon population.
Central Park and the Naval Cemetery Landscape are habitats for a variety of the bee species. Bee diversity is important because bees are essential for pollination, which is critical for all life.
We are looking at carbon emissions in NYC and how we will significantly reduce those numbers.
Food deserts are typically low-income neighborhoods that do not have adequate access to supermarkets. So how do we increase food equity in NYC and eradicate food deserts?
How the pandemic affected the mental health of college students and what were the causes and future insight.
By surveying Hunter College undergraduate students, we were able to conduct research into how access to certain technology affected student performance and GPA.
Do you live in NYC? If so, you have probably encountered the noisy MTA at some point in your life. Come join us to see if the noise pollution at your local train station can pose a negative effect on NYC’s beloved trademark bird, the pigeon.
An analysis of air quality as it relates to the prevalence of lung cancer in the five boroughs of New York City, as supported by ANOVA statistics.
We analyze the data behind the Alzheimer’s drug Aducanumab, and discuss if its accelerated FDA approval was warranted.
Have you ever seen a black squirrel while in New York, and questioned reality and life as you know it? Well we we can provide some answers for you!
