The Carbon Disconnect: New Research Challenges Assumptions About Forest Climate Buffers
For decades, the global strategy for mitigating climate change has rested on a fundamental, seemingly intuitive premise: as atmospheric carbon dioxide ($CO_2$) levels rise, forests will act as increasingly powerful carbon sinks. The logic held that more…
Rethinking the Cerebellum: Virginia Tech Study Challenges Decades of Neurological Assumptions
In the complex landscape of neuroscience, certain dogmas have persisted for decades, acting as the foundation upon which researchers build their understanding of human movement. One such pillar is the assumed linear relationship between two primary cell…
Beyond the Summer Sun: New Study Challenges Assumptions About Vitamin D Deficiency in England
A prevailing medical assumption has long held that for the majority of the population in the United Kingdom, the summer months act as a natural, biological "reset button" for vitamin D levels. The logic suggests that regardless of winter-time…
