Prevalence of Melanistic Squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis ) Across NYC
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!
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.
The Worst Train
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?
Confucius Monument, Chinatown
Confucius traveled to China in hopes for spreading his ideas on morals that would contribute to the restoration of prosperity, justice and order. Similarly, to China, in New York City’s Chinatown generations of family members work together to preserve their community and cultural heritage. The statue of a famous philosopher is a reminder to honor the authentic traditions of the nation.
Women Alone in Art: Independence vs. Loneliness
For centuries, artists have chosen women as the sole subjects of their pieces. From photographs to paintings, women have been placed at the forefront of images. However, how do interpretations of lone women vary depending on the artist?
Pollutants as Proxies for Lung Cancer Rates in Cities
The quality of the air we breathe everyday is essential to our well being. In this project, we observed how certain pollutants may potentially have an effect on the development of lung cancer in two major cities.
Blurred Lines
A floating island located on the Hudson River that provides a temporary escape from the fast-paced lifestyle right across the island.
Global Warming: A New New York City
New York City is falling victim to the consequences of humans polluting and mistreatment of the environment. With rising sea levels, temperatures, and increased extreme precipitation events, the city is forced to consider infrastructure and policy changes that will change the landscape and functioning of New York City.
What’s in My Tasty NYC Tap Water?
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!
Relationship between Water Quality and Diversity of Bird Populations In New York City
Pollution is a constant threat to our local parks and water bodies. Our study explored the effect of changing water quality on birds in New York City.
