The horse-chestnut leaf miner, Cameraria ohridella (Lepidoptera, Gracillariidae), is a major pest of horse-chestnut trees (Aesculus hippocastanum) in Europe. This little moth (only 5mm long)…
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Many types of research indicate that exposure to noise pollution can induce negative effects on human health: cardiovascular diseases, sleep disturbances, psychological disorders, negative effects…
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“…It was the abomination of desolation, it was the prelude to hell,” is how the Jesuit priest, Father Bernard Hubbard, described the Aniakchak Caldera of…
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Welcome to the My Science Life feature of Brannon Andersen, Professor, and Chair of the Dept. of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Furman University. Current…
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Welcome to the My Science Life feature of Dr. Stephen G. Tsikalas, Assistant Professor of Geography in the Department of Chemistry and Geosciences at Jacksonville…
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Welcome to the My Science Life feature of Dr. Stephen Johnston, Chair / Professor in Tectonics at the Earth & Atmospheric Sciences Department, University of…
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Welcome to the My Science Life feature of Art Ellis, the vice president for research and graduate studies at the University of California Office of…
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Welcome to the My Science Life feature of Dr. John W. Jamieson, Assistant Professor and Canada Research Chair in Marine Geology at Memorial University of Newfoundland….
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Welcome to the My Science Life feature of Dr. Roger M. Slatt, Gungoll Chair Professor of Petroleum Geology and Geophysics and Director, Institute of Reservoir Characterization,…
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Welcome to the My Science Life feature of Dr. Scott E. Johnson, Professor of Tectonics and Structural Geology, and Director of the School of Earth…
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Groundwater is the world’s most extracted raw material, with withdrawal rates currently in the estimated range of 982 km3 /year and providing almost half of…
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