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By Nora KapoorPosted on

Is the Earth Getting Bigger? 

The Earth has undoubtedly been around a lot longer than humans. Its creation almost five billion years ago was due to accretion, a process where space…

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By Kaylyn SethakoseePosted on

The health benefits of forest bathing through the art of shinrin-yoku 

Vanderbilt’s campus is a designated arboretum — home to 6,181 trees as of 2013 — so students can take advantage of the Japanese tradition of…

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By Lauren LamsonPosted on

Plastic containers release billions of microplastics in your microwave

Microplastics are everywhere. They are in the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat. They worm their way into the…

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By Larissa RamirezPosted on

Exploring the dynamics of Earth with Dr. Steven Goodbred

Dr. Steven Goodbred is a professor at Vanderbilt University whose research focuses on how landscapes evolve over time, particularly in river deltas and coastal regions.…

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By Elaine YangPosted on

Living factories: How green biotechnology is redefining sustainable production

Elaine Yang | January 26th, 2025 Fields of plants and algae may soon do more than capture carbon — they could become sources of renewable…

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By Marlo ArmstrongPosted on

The driver of power outages during tropical cyclones

Marlo Armstrong | January 24th, 2025 With hurricanes hitting harder and more often, one question remains: why do some regions bounce back faster than others?…

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By Tara ChalasaniPosted on

How Vanderbilt’s commitment to carbon neutrality has moved outside Tennessee

Tara Chalasani | November 9th, 2024 The Rand Farmer’s Market has become a popular choice among Vanderbilt students for fresh food through Campus Dining. By…

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By Asher HermanPosted on

The future of energy might be directly above us

Asher Herman | November 8th, 2024 As technological advancements and societal developments move beyond what can be supported by Earth’s natural resources, harnessing solar energy…

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By Nancy DengPosted on

Unearthing our past: The crucial role of genetic anthropology in rewriting history’s narrative

Nancy Deng | October 2nd, 2024 As commercial ancestry tests such as 23andMe gain popularity, there is a growing curiosity about our genes and what…

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By Blake CatlettPosted on

The Effects of Climate Change Being Felt in Nashville

The Effects of Climate Change Being Felt in Nashville Blake Catlett | February 7, 2023 Climate change is an increasingly worrying issue affecting the world’s…

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