Josh Chamot

Can unique and rare American livestock be saved from extinction?

The ivory trade is taking a hit as Chinese social media ramps up to protect elephants.

For many of us, spring has arrived when the songbirds return.

Small actions at home can help wildlife around the Earth.

One day, 'smart bandages' will deliver drugs directly to your wounds.

When the land is untouched, so is the nighttime sky.

To understand extinction, art can bring a brutal power to the message of loss.

There's a reason this porpoise is smiling.

Using a new technique for processing and analyzing incoming starlight, astronomers can decipher the chemistry of extrasolar planets.

Engineers get ready to shake a six-story condominium building

Researchers are able to simulate the original colors painted by Winslow Homer in 1887, which have faded over time.

Aydogan Ozcan is designing ways to use cell phones to test for malaria in blood and parasites in water

Vadim Backman, a researcher at Nothwestern, answers questions about his work.

Environmental engineer Marc Edwards takes a closer look at the nation’s water supply.

Keyless keyboard invented for carpal tunnel, now used by gamers.

Ornithologist follows the evolution of feathers, shedding light on dinosaur colors.

Researchers discovered how the bacteria H. pylori bores through the stomach's mucus lining.

Graduate student studies storms not for the thrill of the chase, but to better understand weather.

Researcher develops biomaterials to aide in disease detection, energy storage.

Brain-Body Dynamics Researcher Started with Insects At A Young Age.