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Polina Porotsky • November 22, 2019
A museum illustrator creates art out of science.
![Jack Sim [Mr. Toilet] brushes his hair with a toilet wand.](https://scienceline.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/sketch1574292257842.png)
Curtis Segarra • November 21, 2019
This recent biopic is a great way to learn about the global sanitation problem
People blame video games for mass shootings more often when the shooter is white, study finds
Anushree Dave • November 19, 2019
How Americans explain the cause of mass shootings points to a broader race issue in society, researchers say
Taylor White • November 12, 2019
Feline foamy virus is widespread in domestic cats, a new study finds, which could make them more susceptible to other viruses known to be deadly to domestic and wild cats
Hannah Seo • November 11, 2019
A record-breaking engineered material leaves no room for vanity
Anushree Dave • November 8, 2019
Women whose first sexual experience was forced are more likely to face long-term health consequences, such as psychological trauma and pelvic pain
Curtis Segarra • November 7, 2019
Solving lingering sanitation issues around the world requires having a conversation about, you know...
Isobel Whitcomb • November 4, 2019
The belief that fish is a healthier, greener option is further driving overfishing
Rahul Rao • October 31, 2019
Astronomers are closer than ever to understanding the origins of the Solar System’s most peculiar moon
Jonathan Moens • October 21, 2019
Mounting evidence suggests mental health is tied to the air quality we breathe
Rebecca Sohn • October 17, 2019
An astrophysicist and a poet discover they have much in common
Hannah Seo • October 8, 2019
That stuff you’ve read about “the female brain”? These neuroscientists say it’s garbage
Maria Paula Rubiano • September 24, 2019
A region most vulnerable to climate change was barely visible during the Global Climate Strike.
Donavyn Coffey • August 5, 2019
A Kentucky foundation is trying to build a local food economy that works for farmers and the planet
Passant Rabie • July 24, 2019
Without a racial classification for Arab-Americans by the U.S. Census Bureau, the population’s mental health goes largely unstudied – particularly in a political climate that threatens it.