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Are Invasive Plant Species the Next Detectives?
Through the use of invasive species mapping, this project proposes the potential benefit of invasive plant species in locating potential perpetrators based on unique pollen and plant DNA material.
Through the use of invasive species mapping, this project proposes the potential benefit of invasive plant species in locating potential perpetrators based on unique pollen and plant DNA material.
We were interested in taking a look at why there was such an increase in the spotted lanternfly population in New York City in the past year.
All plants need suitable temperatures to grow and thrive. Nature usually does a pretty good job keeping things in balance, but what happens when things fall out of balance?
Covering 843 acres of Manhattan, Central Park is New York’s largest urban park and one of the biggest in the world. We examined the 13 plant species observed…
Generation Z is highly attracted to alternative kinds of milk such as almond or oat milk for environmental as well as health reasons such as dairy intolerances. In this study, we will examine the effect of milk’s pH on the taste, texture, rise, and overall quality of three cakes.
Is there a relationship between population density, green space, and plant species diversity across the five boroughs of New York City? How does it affect us?
A study discovering the effects that art therapy and art-centric activities have in increasing wellness and expediting recovery in a healthcare setting.
Our project explores the correlation between air quality and pigeon population in NYC.
It is frequently assumed that men have more sexual desire than women, but how true is this statement, and is it based on differences in biology or psychology?
Every New York resident has their least favorite train, but which train really underperforms the most? Why are these trains tragically bad? What changes can be made?