Come Up Screaming
Warning: This article has a pretty graphic image. The Mysterious Case of the Screaming Mummy When most people think of mummies, they picture serene, almost peaceful faces wrapped in linen…. Read More
Author: Jon Scaccia
The Mystery of Vanishing Surnames
Have you ever wondered if your surname could disappear? It sounds like the stuff of fiction, but it’s a real phenomenon. Since 1901, about 200,000 surnames have vanished from England… Read More
Next Week in Science, August 2, 2024
Did you know I am writing this from the beach? Just finishing up a relaxing* time with 10 adults and 11 children. Here’s what’s coming up next week! (in additional… Read More
The Journey of Prosthetic Rehabilitation
Losing a limb is a life-altering event, but with the right prosthetic and support, people can regain independence and a sense of normalcy. Understanding what recovery truly means for those… Read More
Predicting the Next Invasive Species
When you think of invasive species, you might picture vines choking out local plants or animals disrupting local ecosystems. But how do these invasive species make their way to new… Read More
Why We Care About Some Fish More Than Others
Ever wonder why some fish get all the attention while others remain under the radar? Maybe not? Or maybe it’s something you only think about when a story about fish… Read More
Breaking the Generation Work Myth
Have you ever wondered if you’re less motivated to work than your parents or grandparents? Or maybe you’ve heard that millennials and Gen Z are lazier compared to older generations?… Read More
How AI is Revolutionizing Drug Discovery
In today’s fast-paced world, the hunt for new medicines is more critical than ever. Researchers are continually looking for ways to make the process quicker, cheaper, and more effective. Enter… Read More
Personality Disorders: A New Perspective
Imagine you’re at a social gathering. Among the crowd, you notice someone charming and talkative, easily making friends. Then, there’s another person standing quietly in the corner, avoiding eye contact… Read More
Next Week in Science, July 26, 2025
Ahhh, next week is vacation week. The trouble is supervising an army of small children is not what we would truly call “relaxing.” No worry, though. We’ll still be posting… Read More