PinnedPublished inAbout Me StoriesAbout Me — Katrina PaulsonFollowing life’s curious adventures through writingJan 1, 202126Jan 1, 202126
Barcelona Subways Are Revolutionizing Energy EfficiencyThe city’s MetroCHARGE project uses subways' regenerative braking to power trains, stations, and neighborhood EV chargers.23h ago23h ago
Tendons and Ligaments are Underappreciated and Overlooked Parts of the BodyBut research shows that strengthening them can lead to better mobility and function5d ago25d ago2
Published inAge of AwarenessThe Long-Term Influence of Bullying and Its Effects on the BrainWhile studying how bullying affects a person over time and its power to reshape the brain, researchers made some surprising discoveries.Feb 2627Feb 2627
Studying Our Struggles with Social Media DetoxResearchers are taking social media addiction seriously and studying techniques to help us overcome withdrawal so we can take back control…Feb 232Feb 232
Archeologists Find Mysterious 12,000-Year-Old Female BurialUnlike the others at the site, this woman’s grave included the remains of wild animals that roamed the banks of the Tigris River.Feb 202Feb 202
Remains of An Iron Age Tribe Reveal A Matrilocality CommunityIn this community and other early British societies, men left home to join their wives’ familiesFeb 162Feb 162
Part 2: Menstrual Blood Might Just Be the Most Valuable Thing in SciencePeriod blood has long been considered disgusting, but research shows it might just change the future of scienceFeb 148Feb 148
Part 1: Overcoming the Taboo of Menstrual BloodDiscussing periods, especially period blood, has long been considered a no-no in everyday conversation, but this taboo is not only silly…Feb 113Feb 113
Homo Erectus Were Tougher than Researchers AssumedThey were far more ecologically flexible than researchers realizedFeb 71Feb 71