An earthquake in Chile provided scientists an opportunity to test a new method for predicting tsunamis using GPS devices.

Researchers discover that the scent of chickens can help keep mosquitoes away.

A study shows that mosquitoes are more attracted to some people than others because of their genes.

Lindsey Konkel describes what a vaccine is and how it works.

Christine Calder discusses what causes us to yawn.

Dave Withrow describes how he helped three gray whales trapped in ice in Alaska.

Nancy Shute discusses a study that explore how long it takes people to recover from a concussion.

A speaker describes their ancestors coming to America through Ellis Island.

According to research, social media “likes” may have a greater impact on people than we realized.

Ilima Loomis discusses how scientists use math to look for alien life.

A speaker describes the T-cells in their body.

Barrett Smith discusses the benefits of being confused.

Ben Slivnick discusses why humans dream.

Selin Malkoc discusses how people deal with failure.

Rachel Slivnick describes what it’s like on Venus.

Beth Geiger discusses the Great Alaskan Earthquake of 1964.

Alison Pearce Stevens discusses the extent of the damage athletes can suffer when they experience a concussion.

Mia Hodorovich discusses the legacy of the playwright William Shakespeare.

Bethany Brookshire discusses an octopus who sat with her eggs for over four years.

Camila Domonoske discusses the first woman to officially enter the Boston Marathon in 1967.