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News & Blogs Study Suggests Some Catfish Can Sniff Research describing unique sensory mechanism in a Congo Basin catfish species wins award. News & Blogs New Study Asks: “Where Are the Tiny Dinosaurs?” Research suggests that competition with mammals may explain why non-bird dinosaurs never evolved into truly tiny animals.
News & Blogs Mastodons Marched North When Ice Retreated Mastodons’ northward movement reveals clues about their survival in a changing Ice Age environment. August 31, 2020 News & Blogs Warming Oceans Mean Extinction for Reef-Building Corals, Study Finds Reef-building corals are challenged by climate change and habitat destruction. August 31, 2020 News & Blogs Museum Receives Grant to Study COVID-19 Impact on STEM Students Study examines how the pandemic affects STEM students' education and career opportunities. August 25, 2020 News & Blogs Citizen Scientists Discover Almost 100 Cool Brown Dwarfs Astronomers have identified nearly 100 nearby brown dwarfs, some with temperatures close to Earth's. August 17, 2020 News & Blogs Museum Scientist Awarded Major Dragonfly Research Grant Celebrate the achievement of a Museum scientist receiving a major grant to advance groundbreaking research on dragonflies. August 3, 2020 News & Blogs Three Bizarre Brown Dwarfs Discovered by Citizen Scientists Citizen scientists helped identify brown dwarfs, objects between stars and planets, expanding knowledge of cosmic phenomena. July 10, 2020 News & Blogs Study: Dinosaurs and Pterosaurs Descended From Tiny Reptiles Learn how a newly discovered tiny reptile provides insights into the evolutionary history of early dinosaur relatives. July 6, 2020 News & Blogs New Observations Point to Light Flare from Black Hole Merger Explore groundbreaking research revealing how black holes collide and emit light, defying previous assumptions. June 25, 2020 News & Blogs First Dinosaur Eggs Were Soft Like a Turtle’s Research indicates that early dinosaur eggs had soft shells, similar to those of modern turtles. June 17, 2020 News & Blogs High School Herpetologists Study Gemsnakes NYC high school study gems snakes, an important species that offers unique insights into snake biology and herpetology. June 16, 2020 News & Blogs Museum Research Investigates COVID-19 and Climate Examine the interconnected impacts of COVID-19 and climate change on ecosystems, communities, and global resilience. April 10, 2020 News & Blogs Wind Speed Measured on Brown Dwarf for First Time Scientists study the wind speed of brown dwarfs, objects that blur the line between planets and stars. April 9, 2020
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