[[{“value”:” This past summer, my friends and I—who’ve been close since our Peace Corps days—embarked on an unforgettable Alaskan adventure. But before we sailed by glaciers or stood in awe of Denali, I turned to my go-to planning tool: Google My Maps. Picture it as a customizable, interactive atlas where I could plot every must-see destination—Denali National Park, the Alaska…
[[{“value”:” The hidden chemicals affecting primates’ hormones Published: In many of the world’s rainforests, human activities threaten the survival of our closest living relatives: primates. Some of these activities, such as deforestation and hunting, are well documented and heavily criticised, while others, such as the output of chemical pollution, remain largely hidden. At Indiana University Bloomington in the US, Dr…
[[{“value”:” Bridging cultures for better healthcare: how the Ktunaxa Nation is leading health systems transformation Published: The legacy of colonialism continues to dominate the design and implementation of Canadian systems and institutions, including healthcare. The healthcare system’s colonial norms mean it often does not deliver on the needs of First Nations peoples, nor integrate their insights and knowledge on health…
[[{“value”:” At the 7th Annual MassRobotics Robot Block Party on September 28, visitors witnessed innovative robot demonstrations and hands-on interactions, learned from experts in the field through presentations and a college and career fair, and played robotics games. With the highest student participation yet, over a dozen FIRST high school robotics teams demonstrated their robots at the event, including the…