February

Almost 4 Decades Later, Mini Eyeless Catfish Gets a Name

February 23, 2017
Discovered in a 1978–79 expedition, a pale, eyeless catfish that doesn’t even measure an inch long is now known as Micromyzon orinoco, for the South American river in which it was discovered.
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At Climate Change Panel, Drexel Faculty Urges Action

February 20, 2017
Global warming requires an immediate and aggressive response around the globe, but it’s unclear whether the United States will participate under the new administration, according to a discussion led by Drexel professors.
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In the Classroom and on the River Banks, Passing on a Love for Science

February 15, 2017
Vincent O’Leary is using his time at Drexel to get others interested in science, whether that means teaching elementary school students about physics or helping launch a class to explore urban ecology and environmental science.
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How to Train 'Superhuman' Geoscientists

February 02, 2017
The radiologist interpreting your MRI scan and the geologist assessing our natural resource reserves have one important thing in common: They are both exceptionally skilled at perceiving important cues in an image or vista that the rest of us are almost certain to miss.
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Climate Change Workshop Tackles Solutions to a Global Problem

February 01, 2017

The students and faculty who attended COP22 spoke to an audience eager for an update on the international efforts to address the damage humans are doing to the environment.

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February

Almost 4 Decades Later, Mini Eyeless Catfish Gets a Name

At Climate Change Panel, Drexel Faculty Urges Action

In the Classroom and on the River Banks, Passing on a Love for Science

How to Train 'Superhuman' Geoscientists

Climate Change Workshop Tackles Solutions to a Global Problem