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Cultural landscapes—the human imprint on the earth—convey the most basic strivings of humankind. Cultural landscapes not only reflect humanity, but they also can exemplify and amplify…
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with Samuel D. Fuhlendorf, Regents Professor in the Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management at Oklahoma State University
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A strong immune response is inherently good, right? Surely we want our immune cells to aggressively stop a potentially devastating infection in its tracks, right? While the simple answer here is…
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Brett Carver, Professor of Plant and Soil Sciences
Wheat and Auto Engines: Widely Used but Hardly Understood
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Advances in 3D scanning and additive manufacturing processes have proven valuable in art, fashion, architecture, engineering, military, medical sectors, etc.
Join us to learn how these technologies…
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It seems that every day brings a new story about the hugely popular diabetes and weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy. Both of these medications are just different forms of a molecule called…
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A space shuttle explodes in flight. A bridge under construction over a busy highway collapses onto stopped cars. A forty-year-old condominium building comes down in a heap of rubble in the middle of…
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If something has mass, then it is made up of molecules, and chances are it includes carbon. Carbon is so central to the human existence that we have an entire field of science devoted specifically…
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Dr. Jamey Jacob returns as the first two time guest on Research on Tap. He discusses the university's work with drones and flying vehicles on Mars.
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All around us are sounds that we cannot hear that are capable of traveling over extreme distances, even around the Earth. Just like regular sounds, these sounds carry information about what made…
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Our minds are incredibly accurate and efficient, but they are not perfect. The thinking errors that we make every day are usually mundane but can be highly consequential in the legal system. Have you…
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Much of the research on our genome focuses on the genes that make proteins, but those only constitute about one percent of our DNA. What about the other 99% that is considered noncoding — which…
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Pirates of the Caribbean hold a central place in crime literature of the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Beyond their luridly engaging exploits, though, the pirate figure appealed to writers and…
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Everyone has preferences, especially when it comes to food. But is there a way to settle our differences without it turning into a food fight?
Dr. Bailey Norwood is working toward an answer by…
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Some might be surprised to learn that a geology professor in landlocked Oklahoma does much of her research from a ship on the ocean. Dr. Ashley Burkett collects seafloor sediments which contain tiny…
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It is universally recognized that entrepreneurship is essential for economic growth and universal prosperity. But how entrepreneurship creates value is rarely understood. In fact, we know very little…
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