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The Prettiest Poop You’ll Ever See (Trust Us)
There’s a method to my microhistology. Grace Parikh is used to people raising their eyebrows when she explains what she does. "People are like, ‘You do what?’" she explains, laughing.
Parikh is finishing her doctoral studies in the School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science (SFRES) at Michigan Technological University (she defended her dissertation this week). In her research, she uses a methodology called microhistology to analyze population trends in whitetail deer.
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AI Searches for New Nanomaterials
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Guest Blog: Keys to a Unique Nameplate
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Fetishizing Algorithms: Why We Can’t Love or Hate Technology
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Huskies Pour, Paddle, Weld and Build Their Way to National Competition
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How to Make Sweaty, Freezing, Versatile Bituminous Materials
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Unbounded Singularities and Mixed Metaphors
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Students Tap Into the Science of Brewing
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Power Grid, Powertrain and the Models that Connect Them
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May the Fourth Be With You: The Science of Star Wars
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