Calvin University Chimes

Open ocean fish display impressive biological cloaking

Natasha Strydhorst
December 4, 2015

Earth’s average temperature increase has crossed one degree mark, study says

Natasha Strydhorst
November 19, 2015

Study explores jumping spiders’ color perception

Natasha Strydhorst
November 13, 2015

Chameleon color achieved by embedded crystals

Natasha Strydhorst
November 13, 2015

Synthetic skin picks up pressure sensations

Natasha Strydhorst
October 29, 2015

Science division hosts research poster fair

Natasha Strydhorst
October 25, 2015

U.S. honeybees contend with mind-altering parasite

Natasha Strydhorst
October 16, 2015

Transparent solar technology developed

Natasha Strydhorst
October 11, 2015

Coastal and Grand River Cleanups raise awareness

Natasha Strydhorst
September 23, 2015

ALS breakthrough attributed to viral “ice bucket challenge”

Natasha Strydhorst
September 19, 2015

Study observes whale social networks

Natasha Strydhorst
September 18, 2015

Solar bike paths light up the Netherlands

Natasha Strydhorst
September 18, 2015

Texture-morphing frog discovered in Ecuador

Natasha Strydhorst
April 30, 2015

Lobster antennules inspiring robotic ‘noses’

Natasha Strydhorst
April 23, 2015

Mysterious craters appear in Siberia

Natasha Strydhorst
March 6, 2015

Saharan dust spurs Amazonian growth

Natasha Strydhorst
March 6, 2015

Limpet teeth are the strongest known biological material

Natasha Strydhorst
February 26, 2015

The oceans are growing — by 8 tons (of plastic) each year

Natasha Strydhorst
February 20, 2015

Termite mounds: a grasslands climate change buffer

Natasha Strydhorst
February 20, 2015

Calvin represented at IEEE leadership conference

Natasha Strydhorst
February 13, 2015

Opinion: Geographic literacy merits greater attention in American education system

Natasha Strydhorst
December 4, 2014

New frog species discovered in New York

Natasha Strydhorst
November 6, 2014

The emerging science of biological antifreeze

Natasha Strydhorst
October 30, 2014

Science division hosts annual poster fair

Natasha Strydhorst
October 16, 2014

The Science of Curiosity

Natasha Strydhorst
October 8, 2014

Ohio State University introduces world’s first solar battery

Natasha Strydhorst
October 8, 2014

The Science of Stress

Natasha Strydhorst
October 2, 2014

Coffee genome mapped

Natasha Strydhorst
September 25, 2014

ALS has been challenging researchers for decades

Natasha Strydhorst
September 11, 2014

North Carolina A&T University introduces hypoallergenic peanuts

Natasha Strydhorst
September 4, 2014

Douglas Vander Griend: Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar

Natasha Strydhorst
September 4, 2014

Handwritten notes improve comprehension and memory

Natasha Strydhorst
May 2, 2014

Oil spills into Lake Michigan

Natasha Strydhorst
April 3, 2014

Scientists produce synthesized materials from spider genes and E. coli

Natasha Strydhorst
March 20, 2014

Creation Care floor serves beyond van Reken

Natasha Strydhorst
March 12, 2014

Freshwater creatures can live over 1,000 years

Natasha Strydhorst
February 14, 2014

Elephants depend on societal dynamics

Natasha Strydhorst
November 13, 2013

Yellowstone magma reserve measured 2.5 times previous estimate

Natasha Strydhorst
November 8, 2013

Colony collapse clue: exhaust confuses honeybees’ sense of smell

Natasha Strydhorst
October 10, 2013

IPCC report reveals strong evidence for human-caused climate change

Natasha Strydhorst
October 3, 2013

Grand River cleanup event raises watershed pollution awareness

Natasha Strydhorst
September 19, 2013

Researchers track ants, discover formic careers

Natasha Strydhorst
April 24, 2013