Justin Dingman – Sciworthy

If humans are to ever leave planet Earth, one of the first challenges we must face is how to feed ourselves. Space is hostile to life, with…

It’s the start of November, which means another year of Nobel Prizes have been awarded! This year, the Nobel Prize in Medicine or…

Whether it’s cartoons, advertisement strategies, rappers, or even podcasts, in the last few years Americans have been speaking out and…

What do gene sequencing, catching criminals with DNA evidence, and “designer babies” all have in common? Forty years ago, these were all…

As we settle into October, many start turning their attention towards the fall and Halloween. Scientists turn their attention to the…

Guanine, a component of DNA, is revealed to react with oxygen and change how your genes are expressed.

How the ancient Chinese discovery of gunpowder and a scientist burning different metals led to the fireworks we know and love today!

Recent experiments are starting to show how circular RNA might be able to help a heart regrow itself after a heart attack.

James Clerk Maxwell may not have invented the first electromagnet. But, he was the first person to finally prove the relationship between…

Experiments on the International Space Station found that lichens, a combination of algae and fungi, survived in space-like, flight, and…