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How can researchers solve the issue of reproducibility?

At SLAS 2017, the annual international conference and exhibition from the Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening, the topic of reproducibility was center stage. Panelists in a special session discussed the challenges and solutions that both industry and academia...

source: By Suzanne Mason
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Tried and true: Fort Worth's most enduring (and endearing) restaurants

With our local culinary options constantly expanding, it's easy to get caught in the whirlwind of trying a new restaurant every week. But as far as local dining goes, it's always necessary — in the event of house guests, the desire...

source: Fort Worth Magazine
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Mercury-laden fog may be poisoning California's mountain lions

As fog drifts over the coast of California, it may carry a noxious substance that is endangering one of the region's keystone species. A new study in Scientific Reports has found elevated levels of mercury in pumas that roam through the...

source: Smithsonian.com
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More than 180 years later, 'eelway' to help American eel return further upstream

At the end of Vineyard Road in Falling Waters, West Virginia, there is an old, stone and brick structure on the Potomac River. This small, historic building is a hydroelectric power plant owned by Cube Hydro Partners based in...

source: West Virginia Public Broadcasting
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The species the world lost this decade

The Rabbs' fringe-limbed treefrog was unlike any other species on planet Earth. Inhabiting only the forests of Panama, the frog had enormously charismatic brown eyes and feet so oversized they looked cartoonish. But what made the frog truly special was the way it looked...

source: Vox
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Climate change is shrinking birds in the US: Study

Birds are shrinking and their wingspans are growing as a result of global warming. That's the shocking conclusion made by scientists who measured tens of thousands of birds collected over 40 years in the U.S. The animals were collected and analyzed after they had died...

source: New York Post
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Can Arctic 'ice management' combat climate change?

A new study shows that a radical geoengineering concept could slow sea ice retreat but not global warming. According to a much-debated geoengineering approach, both sea ice retreat and global warming could be slowed by millions of wind-powered pumps, drifting in the sea...

source: AGU Blogosphere
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