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• Answering Preschoolers’ Favorite Question: “Why?”

  By Stacey Lutkoski Verified| American Scientist Verified As anyone with a small child can tell you, the most-used word in a preschooler’s vocabulary is why. Why do squirrels eat all the birdseed from our birdfeeder? Why is it dark when I wake up in the winter, and light when I go to bed in the summer? Why does your breath smell like that?

  By Stacey Lutkoski Verified · American Scientist

  Oct. 18, 2020

• Making a Medical Face Mask at Home

  By Barbara Aulicino, Katie Burke, Stacey Lutkoski Verified| American Scientist Verified You may be required by law to wear a mask where you live. Or perhaps a business you frequent recently added a "No mask, no service" sign. Indeed, research has shown that wearing face masks in public can really make a difference in preventing the spread of the virus causing coronavirus disease 2019, or COVID-19

  By Barbara Aulicino, Katie Burke, Stacey Lutkoski Verified · American Scientist

  Apr. 22, 2020

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Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Honor Society, is an international non-profit organization that honors excellence in scientific research and fosters collaboration among researchers in all fields of science and engineering. Founded in 1886 at Cornell University, it is one of the oldest honor societies globally. The society's motto, "Companions in Zealous Research," reflects its commitment to building a community of passionate scientists and engineers. Sigma Xi recognizes outstanding research achievements and encourages professional development through various programs. These include workshops, leadership opportunities, and resources for career advancement. The society hosts an annual meeting featuring research presentations and symposia, as well as a Student Research Conference to promote student involvement in research. Sigma Xi also publishes the magazine **American Scientist** and offers funding through its Grants in Aid of Research program. With over 370 active chapters worldwide, Sigma Xi connects a diverse network of researchers dedicated to advancing knowledge in science and engineering.