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To obtain a representative sample of zooplankton traits, the SkIO scientists used a modular Deep-focus Plankton Imager (mDPI), which was deployed from the Research Vessel Savannah during research cruises in the South Atlantic Bight. (All photos submitted.)
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It is well known that taking fish oil supplements will increase the circulating level of omega-3 fatty acids.
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Health & Wellness • Science & Technology New compound may help the brain heal itself after injury 22 seconds agoby Charlene Betourney A detailed image of a human brain scan. There are currently no FDA-approved drugs that directly repair or prevent brain damage following TBI, a major gap in treatment. (Illustration by Lindsay Robinson)
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To obtain a representative sample of zooplankton traits, the SkIO scientists used a modular Deep-focus Plankton Imager (mDPI), which was deployed from the Research Vessel Savannah during research cruises in the South Atlantic Bight. (All photos submitted.)
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A new ӣƵ study shows that the mental health benefits of physical activity can vary significantly depending on the environment and circumstances surrounding the activity. (Illustration by Lindsay Robinson/ӣƵ)
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Larissa McPherson is a Lamar Dodd School of Art master’s student specializing in jewelry and metalworks. Her unique process of incorporating organic materials into her jewelry, specifically bones, allow her to explore how pollution and plastics permeate animals and humans alike.
McPherson's jewelry pieces, like this necklace, are intentionally made to be uncomfortable, connecting physical sensation with the emotional and environmental discomfort of plastics in nature. This reflects her belief that art should not just be observed but felt to draw attention to environmental harm and ethical tension.
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June 3, 2025

Wearing what’s left: Larissa McPherson resurrects bones into timeless art