Millipede invasion in Barbados? This article chronicles the unexpected surge of Scarlet Millipedes across the island, linking climate change, entomology, and public response in a vivid local case study.
Buildings that breathe? This article explores a groundbreaking material developed by Swiss scientists that uses living bacteria to absorb carbon dioxide—offering hope for climate resilience in the Caribbean.
Music as medicine? This article explores the physiological effects of music on the human body and argues for standardized, STEM-based research to unlock its full therapeutic potential.
2025’s tech breakthroughs are rewriting reality. This article highlights five transformative innovations—from AI and quantum computing to green energy—that are reshaping global systems and accelerating the convergence of science and society.
Swarm intelligence meets sound. This article explores how tiny robots inspired by bees use acoustic signals to self-organize, adapt, and navigate complex environments—opening new doors for robotics and active matter research.
Can anime teach you Japanese? This article explores how subtitled anime engages cognitive processes like memory, pattern recognition, and prosody to support language learning in English speakers.
Two syndromes, two linguistic paths. This article compares how individuals with Down Syndrome and Williams Syndrome acquire English, revealing distinct strengths and challenges in verbal, written, and cognitive development.
A microscopic marine ally in the climate fight. This article explores how Prorocentrum cf. balticum, a tiny ocean protist, could revolutionize carbon sequestration through its unique mucosphere-building behavior.
Can seaweed save Barbados—or poison it? This article explores the promise and peril of using sargassum seaweed as fertilizer, weighing ecological innovation against potential health risks.
This research explores Jamaican students' and faculty's views on ChatGPT in higher education, highlighting both its advantages and concerns. Click the title to read more.
The Caribbean must adopt ethical AI to address risks and seize opportunities. CAARM can lead this effort through policies, education, and collaboration. Click the title to read more.