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Maria Wheeler

Jul 8

By you!

The Best STEM Books

I work in a fairly small library so when someone is looking for a book on a certain topic we usually don't have it. For the books we have...

#11 The Forensics Alchemists: Dorothy P. Simpson

Aiza Jamil

Jul 7

STEM on the Streets

#11 The Forensics Alchemists: Dorothy P. Simpson

Hello lovely people!! Welcome back to STEM on the Streets and another episode of The Forensics Alchemist! If you are new here, my name is...

Unveiling The Newest Organelle: The Nitroplast

Abdul Rehman

Jul 5

By you!

Unveiling The Newest Organelle: The Nitroplast

Nitroplast, the powerhouse of Nitrogen fixation in marine algae, and perhaps something greater in the near future.

Is Telomere Extension the new Fountain of Youth? by Tehreem Adil

young4STEM

Jul 5

STEM Research

Is Telomere Extension the new Fountain of Youth? by Tehreem Adil

Anti-aging may be more than just sunscreen recommendations and botox fillers due to the ongoing biotechnological revolution.

Inés Ros

Jul 1

By you!

The chemistry of love

Why do we fall in love?

Maria Wheeler

Jul 1

By you!

The Invasive Green Crab

Green crabs are arguably the most invasive and harmful species on the New England coast.

#10 The Forensics Alchemists: Mathieu Orfila

Aiza Jamil

Jun 30

STEM on the Streets

#10 The Forensics Alchemists: Mathieu Orfila

Hello there lovely folk! Welcome back to STEM on the Streets! And if you are new here, my name is Aiza Jamil and this is my partner CAI.

Salena Sharma

Jun 30

All Things Space

What's up in the July Night Sky?

As we get into the thick of the summer, the sun starts to set much later, making more celestial events visible in the middle of the night.

Sharayu Salve

Jun 29

Designer Baby

The Upshot of Lulu Nana (CRISPR babies)

We delve deeper into Dr. Jiankui's groundbreaking experiment and its reception in the scientific community.

Unveiling Marthe Gautier: The Quiet Pioneer of Genetic Research

Nidhi

Jun 27

Women Weekly

Unveiling Marthe Gautier: The Quiet Pioneer of Genetic Research

In this week of discussing the wonderful women in STEM, we are back with yet another incredible story of Marthe Gautier.

Alexa Ines Guido

Jun 26

By you!

Have you heard about neutrinos?

Come and discover some of the curiosities of this universe through the eyes of physics!

#9 The Forensic Revelation: Chemical Paint II

Aiza Jamil

Jun 25

STEM on the Streets

#9 The Forensic Revelation: Chemical Paint II

Dr Emily Kendrick, an expert in toxicology, led the forensics team.

The Summer Science Club: Changing the Color of your Favorite Flowers

Maria Wheeler

Jun 23

By you!

The Summer Science Club: Changing the Color of your Favorite Flowers

The Summer Science Club is a collection of fun kid-friendly science experiments and STEM projects explained.

#8 The Forensic Revelation: Crime Scene Etiquette

Aiza Jamil

Jun 23

STEM on the Streets

#8 The Forensic Revelation: Crime Scene Etiquette

Before we get into the Chemical Paint case (the one we were doing last episode) we need to understand crime etiquette.

Sharayu Salve

Jun 21

Designer Baby

Mechanism for creating designer babies.

Now, we'll look into how CRISPR works.

Maria Wheeler

Jun 19

By you!

The Summer Science Club: Oobleck

Oobleck is the definition of an exception to the science world.

Matilda Effect and the untold "Oppenheimer" story

Nidhi

Jun 18

Women Weekly

Matilda Effect and the untold "Oppenheimer" story

I'm thrilled to announce a new series focusing on the stories of the wonderful women in STEM who have fallen victim to the Matilda Effect.

#7 The Forensic Revelation: Chemical Paint I

Aiza Jamil

Jun 16

STEM on the Streets

#7 The Forensic Revelation: Chemical Paint I

This is the first Forensic Revelation- here we will discuss forensic science in a real crime scene. This episode is for forensic toxicology.

How "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" is Filled with Lies

Salena Sharma

Jun 15

All Things Space

How "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" is Filled with Lies

Hate to break the news to you all, but this is actually not true: these stars aren’t moving nor are they twinkling.

Parmita Vijay

Jun 15

Neuro-Scenes

Neuroscene ft. neuroplasticity, new me?

Do you ever wonder how it seems as if your mind has infinite capacity? There are about a million different things you can remember in 30...

Abdul Rehman

Jun 14

By you!

A Dive In to Our "Gut Feeling"

Ever had that feeling in your gut that something isn’t right or the feeling of “butterflies in your stomach”?

Sharayu Salve

Jun 13

Designer Baby

Sounds different right!!! but it's one of the most emerging research topics in human genome development.

Is there something as old as the universe itself?

Alica Adamatova

Jun 12

Fun STEM Facts

Is there something as old as the universe itself?

Discovered in 1965 by Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, the CMB is one of the most compelling pieces of evidence for the Big Bang theory.

Biotechnology: A beacon of hope in the fight against climate change and environmental pollution by Upashana Siddique Ahona

young4STEM

Jun 11

STEM Research

Biotechnology: A beacon of hope in the fight against climate change and environmental pollution by Upashana Siddique Ahona

Our world is defined by unprecedented environmental challenges, and the urgency to seek innovative solutions has never been greater.

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