In this issue:

In this month's eNewlsetter, explore the current and future impliciations of aritificial intelligence, current research in therapies for ALS and lung cancer, and a study on episodic memory in birds.

Innovation ›    Education ›    Community & Connection ›    Beyond the Bench › 

INNOVATION
What technologies can I use in my research?

AI in the Research Lab

The Current and Future Directions of AI in Scientific Research. »

A Silent Killer: Tracking the Spread of Xylella Fastidios. »

The Great Salt Lake is Sharply Declining 

 Listen to learn how scientists predict we can save it. »

EDUCATION
What can I learn today?

Silencing the Immunogenecity of AAV Vectors 

Explore how researchers studied the immune response to adeno-associated viral (AAV) vectors. »

California Plants aid in Bioremediation

Learn how native plants could clean up land contaminated with heavy metals. »

COMMUNITY & CONNECTION
What’s happening in the science world?

Understanding the Pathogenic Markers Associated with ALS

Scientists in Australia a may have found a key piece in understanding the progressive of this complex disease. »

New Neighbors in the Milky Way 

Scientists discover a new black hole next door. »

A New Therapy for Treating Lung Cancer 

Researchers discover a novel protein that could aid in cancer treatment. »

BEYOND THE BENCH
Tell me something fun!

Fossils of Ancient Worms Have Scientists Rethinking Earth's History  

Learn more about the inch-long terrors. »

Can Animals Count?   

Researchers study number sense in rats. »

Studying Episodic Memory through Food-Caching Behavior in Birds

Check out our latest blog featuring research on the mysterious Black-Capped Chickadee behavior.