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As our cities heat up, mosquitoes are moving in: How to stay ahead of the buzz

This story was written for the Science Communication Masterclass taught by Dr. John Cushman during fall semester of 2025. Above: Close-up of an Aedes mosquito feeding on a human. Note that only female mosquitoes bite. Image credit: WikiImages via Pixabay. Rising temperatures due to climate change are affecting when and where mosquitoes can survive. These insects, which are th...


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What is Chronic Kidney Disease?
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Cognitive Reserve: The Key to a Resilient Mind
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Never "Dumb It Down”: A Conversation About Podcasting for Kids With Lindsay Patterson

Above: Lindsay Patterson recording audio during a Pyrenees field trip with scientists studying snapdragons. Credit: Lindsay Patterson. Science is full of questions—but how do you spark curiosity in kids without talking down to them? Lindsay Patterson, creator, co-host, editor, and executive producer of “Tumble Science Podcast for Kids” and CEO of Tumble Media, has spent a dec...


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Warming Wilds: How Climate Change is Transforming our National Parks

This story was written for the Science Communication Masterclass taught by Dr. John Cushman during fall semester of 2025. Climate change is not a faraway future, a problem for our future generations; it is actively reshaping the ecosystems of U.S. national parks like Denali and Glacier today. As glaciers shrink, permafrost thaws, and wildlife patterns shift, park managers, sc...


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