Scientists find link between dementia and brain blood flow – News spot for NPR
Why rubbing beats scratching for itch relief – News spot for NPR
Why parents choose to vaccinate their children – News spot for NPR
Yellowstone Grizzlies protection hearing – News spot for NPR
Forget coral bleaching. Warming oceans are killing reefs and dissolving their skeletons – PBS NewsHour
This new nanotech could help clean up Earth’s microplastics – PBS NewsHour
Compare Apollo 11 NASA drawings with photographs (video) – PBS NewsHour
This everyday chemical was cast aside. Its replacement might be making cats sick – PBS NewsHour
By making plant roots grow deeper, these geneticists hope to curb climate change – PBS NewsHour
7 places you’re most likely to get sunburned – PBS NewsHour
CRISPR gene-editing ‘eliminates’ HIV in some mice. What does it mean for humans?- PBS NewsHour
Are commercial honeybees making wild bees sick? – PBS NewsHour
Fake blood pumps life into this robotic fish – PBS NewsHour
Should Hyping Edible Insects Focus on the Experience Instead of the Environment?- NPR’s The Salt
Newly discovered properties of a mixed metal oxide provide insight for catalytic applications – American Institute of Physics Scilight
Need to check your blood sugar? Just scan your contact lens. – Massive Science
Why Are Scientists So Bad At Recycling? – Scientific American
YouTube Scripts for the PBS Digital Studios show It’s Okay To Be Smart:
The Deadliest Flu Season in History?
How Habits are Formed
Why Do We Cry Sad Tears?
It’s Okay to Fart
Why Do We Itch?
Why Do We Talk To Ourselves? – SciShow
Blog posts for ScIU: Conversations in Science at Indiana University:
Two-faced particles can solve a drug delivery dilemma – ScIU

Knock knock: Nano-delivery! Activating the immune system with viral structure – ScIU
Nanomaterials that inhibit bacterial growth – ScIU
Bio-inspired nanomaterials: Viruses aren’t all that bad – ScIU

Other blog posts:
Odd Oozing From the Trees – The Quiet Branches