Indigenous Communities and Climate Change
 
Karim-Aly Kassam collaborates with Indigenous peoples to apply their local, place-based knowledge to the problem of climate change.
 
 
Looking for Love, Finding TNT
 
African pouched rats have an extraordinary talent for finding land mines. Alexander Ophir explores why they are so good at detecting explosives.
 

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Tiny Spores Full of Promise
 
Eileen Tzng, an undergraduate in the Pawlowska lab, is intent on understanding the relationship between fungal spores and the bacteria they harbor.
 

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The Human Genome’s Big Unknown
 
Approximately two percent of the human genome codes for proteins, the building blocks of life. Praveen Sethupathy investigates the other 98 percent.
 

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Stormy Weather, Community Resilience
 
Strengthening social ties can help communities survive natural disasters and build resilience in the face of climate change.
 

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