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Where does Oxygen Come from if it's Dark?
We have plants to thank for the oxygen gas that we rely on to survive. About half comes from the plants we see around us while the other half is contributed by microscopic algae in the ocean called phytoplankton1. All these organisms go through a process called photosynthesis, where carbon dioxide, water and sunlight are utilized to form oxygen and glucose. But what if there is a different source that we weren’t aware? In 2013, scientists studying marine ecosystems in the Cla

Amelia Ahnert
Jun 93 min read


Scientist Spotlight: Priya Shukla, PhD
Who are you outside of work? What do you like to do for fun? Ahi the Cat Outside of work, you would probably find me wandering around in nature, swimming in a pool, or playing with my cat, Ahi. I like to relax by reading books, sketching, and watercolor painting. I also enjoy working in the community, and am currently volunteering with the Oakland Public Library. What is your job title? Can you describe your job in 5 words? I am a Project Manager at Strategic Earth Consulting

Kate McDaniel
May 45 min read


Hydroponics in Action at Archimedes Academy
OmniLearn’s Hydroponics Afterschool Program at Archimedes Academy is thriving! Designed to connect science and sustainability, the program gives high school students a hands-on opportunity to explore how food can be grown in sustainable ways. Our vision for the Hydroponics Afterschool Program is to empower students to explore living systems through hands-on engagement with commercial hydroponic technology. During the first half of the year, students explored how different hyd
Dom Basilone
Feb 133 min read
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