Scholars and musicians, from the ancient Greeks to those in modern times, have asked questions about music: Why do we find the combination of certain pitches p...
Join a discussion on the meaning and significance of a fossil find at this month’s (virtual) Science Café Cleveland on Monday, April 13, from 7-8 p.m. via Zoom...
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the third-leading cause of adult blindness in the world. Because it is an age-related condition, AMD is expected to i...
Anthony Jack, associate professor of philosophy and assistant professor of neurosciences and neurology, will present “The Mind's Essential Tension: How Neurosc...
Cleveland has a growing reputation for having some of the
best restaurants, a robust urban agriculture scene and innovative food incubators.
Cleveland also is ...
The Earth is a very dynamic place. Geologic change occurs
very slowly and progressively, but it can also happen episodically (i.e.
abruptly) in “punctuated” ev...
While many have a desire to protect the environment and lead
healthy lives free from pollution, the path to a sustainable world is not too
straightforward. Som...
Lake Erie is one of Ohio’s most valuable natural resources.
Among many other things, it's a walleye fishery that brings billions of dollars
in tourism to the r...
The next Science Café Cleveland discussion will focus on
cryptocurrencies and blockchains. Vincenzo Liberatore, professor of electrical
engineering and compute...
At the next Science Café Cleveland event, Harsh Mathur,
professor of physics, will present “Quantum Entanglement: How ‘Spooky Action at
a Distance’ Led to Quan...
