Emily Krieger Discusses Fact-Checking with RSJ Science Reporting Students
What does a fact-checker do, and why does this work matter? A conversation with Emily Krieger. By Guadalupe Alvarez.
Early-stage research hopes to have sheep and robots cohabitate
UNR Engineers are developing a mobile robot with a closed watering tank and built-in health monitoring system. By Malory Shaw/KUNR.
How the Discovery Science Museum is reshaping bilingual exhibits for a wider audience
The Discovery Museum in Reno aims to connect with broader audiences through Spanish-first signage. By Malory Shaw/KUNR.
Visual Storytelling and the Communication of Science: Q&A with Luka Starmer
A conversation with digital creator Luka Starmer of the University of Nevada, Reno. By Abdulmalik Adetola Lawal.
Research Review: How readers judge expertise and credibility online
A new study investigates why some voices online feel more trustworthy than others. By Abdulmalik Adetola Lawal.
New wildlife documentary spotlights Colorado River’s beauty, crisis, and need for action
The film, The American Southwest, traces the Colorado River’s path from its headwaters in the Rocky Mountains to the Gulf of California in Mexico. By Alanna Garcia.
Q&A: Ella Muncie on AI, Environmental Storytelling, and the Future of Advocacy
A conversation on the promises and pitfalls of using AI for environmental storytelling. By Abdulmalik Adetola Lawal.
Research Review: Artificial Intelligence and New Voices in Environmental Campaigning
Can AI change the way we imagine the future? A research review by Abdulmalik Adetola Lawal.
Discover Science Podcast: Alie Ward on why curiosity is your greatest superpower
UNR graduate students Katrina Perce and Ai Ana Richmond interview Ologies host Alie Ward for the Discover Science Podcast.
Research Review: Satire in Science Communication – When Humor Helps, and When It Hurts
Is satire an effective way to share science? A research review by Abdulmalik Adetola.