by Taylor Tibbs | Jan 16, 2024
Welcome to Science by the Slice! We’re excited to host this hybrid event. We’ll meet in in-person at 700 Park Offices Drive, (behind the Boxyard) to hear this month’s speaker while we enjoy pizza, but space is limited. You can also join live...
by Taylor Tibbs | Sep 21, 2023
Welcome to Science by the Slice! We’re excited to host this hybrid event. We’ll meet in in-person at 700 Park Offices Drive, (behind the Boxyard) to hear this month’s speaker while we enjoy pizza, but space is limited. You can also join live...
by Greer Arthur | Nov 6, 2019
There are more microbes in your body than there are stars in the Milky Way, and 99% of those microbes live in your gut. Gut bacteria are influenced by the foods that we eat and help with digestion, immune regulation, disease prevention … these tiny sidekicks may even...
by Greer Arthur | Nov 6, 2019
Numerous studies in animal models have supported the idea that “friendly intestinal worms” may help alleviate a wide range of chronic disease, including allergies, autoimmune conditions, digestive disorders, and neuropsychiatric problems. Thousands of people today are...
by Greer Arthur | Nov 6, 2019
Long before the appearance of the earliest dinosaurs, the Earth was ruled by an array of bizarre amphibians, reptiles, and protomammals. We’ll introduce you to some of the weirdest creatures in prehistory, including some of your own ancestors, and detail the...
