How Dean Regas Became One of the Nation’s Best-Known Astronomers
After a “pseudo-religious moment” gazing at stars in his twenties, Dean Regas charted a new course, helping to revive the 175-year-old Cincinnati Observatory.
Vascular Surgery Clears a Path in the Veins
“The goal of everything is to allow the patients to return to their lives.” Kevin D. Martin, M.D., on controlling the turbulence of blood and how his profession has changed.
Sleep Medicine Is Here to Help You Get a Good Night’s Rest
“Sleeping well is the most important thing on this earth.” Samir Ataya, M.D., on a common problem that sometimes has a simple solution.
St. Anne Woods and Wetlands Is a Haven for Wildlife Just Minutes from Downtown
Preserved by nuns and documented by a renowned scientist, St. Anne Woods and Wetlands finds a new life in partnership with Northern Kentucky University.
A Prized Dinosaur Skeleton Finds a Home in the Newly Renovated Cincinnati Museum Center
The Museum of Natural History & Science will unveil its long-awaited Dinosaur Hall, featuring a rich collection of fossils from giant marquee dinosaurs like Galeamopus to the minuscule plants, clams, and lizard-like animals that were also important to the era.
