Project Hail Mary: A Scientist’s Review
“This piece of science fiction has permeated our cultural zeitgeist, and after finishing the book, I could definitely see why. It is a captivating tale full of emotion, innovation, and humor.”
Sarah Boothman
What was on the dinner table 2,000 years ago? Human remains from Pompeii are telling us.
“The casts, along with countless documentaries, reenactments, books, and reimaginings of the people caught in the path of Mount Vesuvius, have done a lot to humanize a tragedy that happened nearly 2,000 years ago. But there’s another, quieter way researchers have been getting to know the Pompeiians: by studying what they ate.”
Abby Duimering
“Imagine a town that made its commercial decisions, the ones with consequences for equity in food availability, based on evidence instead of surveys.”
Isha Mehta
Grads Gone Rogue 
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