Life Science Art

Josephine Butler: Suffragist, Social Reformer, and Artist Unseen Watercolors by a Pioneering Victorian Josephine Butler, renowned as a trailblazing suffragist and social reformer, possessed a hidden artistic talent: painting. Seven …

Early HIV Treatment Shows Promise for Functional Cure Introduction In recent years, there have been significant advancements in the treatment of HIV. One promising approach is early treatment, which involves …

Did Insects Cause the Dinosaur Extinction? Most people believe that an asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs. But what if the culprit was actually something much smaller, yet with a more …

Illinois: A Cultural Tapestry Art and Culture in the Windy City The Art Institute of Chicago, a renowned cultural institution, houses an extensive collection of American art, showcasing masterpieces by …

Sun-Kissed Shrubs: A Guide to Vibrant Flowering Beauties Early Spring Bloomers: Forsythia: A herald of spring, forsythia boasts eye-catching yellow flowers that burst forth before deciduous trees leaf out. Flowering …

Petrichor: The Scent of Rain What is Petrichor? Petrichor is the distinctive earthy scent that accompanies rainfall. It is a complex aroma that can vary depending on the location and …

UNESCO World Heritage List Expands with Nine New Sites Ancient Maritime Hub and Rock Art Complex Join Prestigious List The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has added …

Past Global Flood Reveals Antarctica’s Ice Sheet Vulnerability The Eemian Mystery Between 116,000 and 129,000 years ago, sea levels were significantly higher than today, submerging coastal areas and entire islands. …

Angkor Wat: A Testament to the Ingenuity and Resilience of the Khmer Empire The Rise and Fall of Koh Ker In the 9th century AD, the Khmer Empire emerged as …