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Coffee Times and Joseph-Beth Booksellers## After a frantic night of typing and glueing, my displays looks much better. On Saturday I made an appearance at Coffee Times Coffee House. I was outside and talked to people as they stopped for some coffee. Like I mentioned before Coffee Times gave me a

Grillin' and Chillin'## Today started as any normal day would with me waking up at 4am and boarding a military bus. The bus picked up the researchers that would be flying with the National Guard and transported us to the base to fly out. There were 11 of us total. After waiting in the flight

The "phase shift" experiment we are conducting with arctic ground squirrels is essentially like bad jet lag. When a person flies somewhere in a different time zone, their body's internal clock remains set in the home time zone. You could say their circadian (24 hour) clock is out of sync with the

Congratulations and welcome JSEP 2014 participants. My name is Erica Wallstrom and I will be beginning my Einstein fellowship this September. I am so excited to be a part of this year's JSEP team and look forward to meeting you all in the near future. I have been busy wrapping up the school year

Actually, we are just southeast of Death Valley, exploring rock formations that rise above the Mojave Desert. It's not lost on me that as a team, we will be going from one of the hottest places on the planet to one of the coldest! Tyler and Megan invited me to go on this field trip with 3 more U.C

One of several questions Team Squirrel hopes to answer is why arctic ground squirrels, unlike other arctic vertebrates, appear to maintain 24-hour rhythms during the continuous daylight of summer. Does the timing of this biological clock give the squirrels any evolutionary advantage? It is thought

Aloha!! My name is Hope Mealani Nani O Hawaii Ushiroda-Garma. I am 15 years old and live with my grandparents and parents in Honolulu, Hawai’i. Honolulu is the state capital of Hawaii, and is located on the island of O’ahu. I will be a junior this fall at Kamehameha Schools- Kapalama Campus. My

The study that I am assisting this summer is part of a much broader long term line of research to better understand ground squirrel biology. It is not just about the squirrels, they merely serve as a model to understand how mammals and any vertebrate life form can adapt to extreme conditions

My name is Alexandra Stendahl, Alex for short. I live in Portland, Oregon, with my mom and my younger brother, aged 12. I have just finished my junior year at Oregon Episcopal School. My favorite subjects in school are science and math; however, I also enjoy Spanish, my second language. I love to

Last Day of School What a better way to spend the last day of school for the year than thinking about the arctic?! That's just what Mrs. Kasberg's 4th and 5th grade science classes did yesterday at St. Mary's Academy. They watched the expedition commercial last week and have been subscribing to