Blogs

The Celestial Compass that Navigated Astronomy's Course

He categorized the stars into 48 classical Greek constellations, as well as several additional southern constellations.

2000s vs. 2020s vs. 2030s: A Journey Through Technology Innovations.

RETIANA PHIRI

Aug 5

2000s vs. 2020s vs. 2030s: A Journey Through Technology Innovations.

Technology has had quite the journey considering COVID-19 made a huge impact on the industry at the start of the 2020 decade.

1st Application of gene therapy on Cancer

Sharayu Salve

Aug 5

1st Application of gene therapy on Cancer

The treatment was tested in two patients and initial findings indicate the the treatment is safe.

Aug 5

By you!

The Summer Science Club: Candy DNA

The fun thing about this experiment is unlike your actual DNA you can eat it.

Discover the Incredible World of Nanoparticles: 14 Remarkable Types and Their Various Applications!

Rabia Basri

Aug 5

Discover the Incredible World of Nanoparticles: 14 Remarkable Types and Their Various Applications!

Nanoparticles have made their mark as powerful and versatile tools in various fields, from medicine to energy production.

Salena Sharma

Aug 4

What's Up in the August Night Sky?

If you could view some of the celestial events in July and are eager to see more, don’t worry, August is lined with many interesting events!

Nidhi

Jul 31

She Who Thought She'd Be Forgotten

We are back with yet another incredible story of Esther Lederberg who was a major pioneer of bacterial genetics.

Parmita Vijay

Jul 28

drugs & neurons: a unique duo

We love the way our hormones make us feel sometimes! The really happy ones, of course, make us feel like we're on top of the world!

Jul 28

By you!

The Summer Science Club: Rock Candy

Rock candy is the colored crystal-looking sticks we see on the shelves in candy stores.

The Most brilliant PhD thesis ever written in astronomy was stolen!

Valentina

Jul 25

The Most brilliant PhD thesis ever written in astronomy was stolen!

My name is Juna Asfuroglu, and in today's blog, I will be restoring justice to Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin.

Genetic editing: A revolutionary approach to cancer treatment

Sharayu Salve

Jul 24

Genetic editing: A revolutionary approach to cancer treatment

Today we'll look into how cancer therapy is developing via gene editing.

Jul 23

Engineering

The Science Behind Skyscrapers

lisha Graves Otis was the creator of the passenger elevator used in buildings. This technology was first introduced in 1852 in New York.

Best Anti-Aging Cream: Traveling At the Speed of Light

Salena Sharma

Jul 21

Best Anti-Aging Cream: Traveling At the Speed of Light

A recurring topic in these blogs is the electromagnetic (EMR) spectrum.

Alexa Ines Guido

Jul 21

Have you heard about the photon?

Did you know that Albert Einstein did not win the Nobel Prize in 1921 due to the Theory of Relativity?

Shreya Anand

Jul 20

Inspirational people

Shreya Anand's Journey: My Ikigai: Product Design

Ikigai is an intersection of what you love, what the world needs, what you are good at, and what you can be paid for.

The Secret Life of Nanoparticles: How They Protect Your Favorite Snacks

Rabia Basri

Jul 17

The Secret Life of Nanoparticles: How They Protect Your Favorite Snacks

Once upon a time, in a world not so different from our own, food was a fragile and perishable commodity.

Cybersecurity Simplified: Your friendly Roadmap

Sarah Rashidi

Jul 17

Cybersecurity Simplified: Your friendly Roadmap

I want to share with you the ultimate roadmap to becoming a cybersecurity expert.

Aiza Jamil

Jul 16

#12 Cyber Detectives: Digital Forensics

Today marks the beginning of a new topic in forensics: digital forensics. If you like or have a knack for tech, this is for you!

AI is Transforming Our Daily Lives and Boosting Efficiency Without Us Realizing

Aayushi Mallik

Jul 16

AI is Transforming Our Daily Lives and Boosting Efficiency Without Us Realizing

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has moved from being a concept in science fiction to an integral part of our daily routines. From the moment...

Mihika Singhania

Jul 16

Asia in Science

The Clay Script: Sumerian’s Cuneiform

Welcome back to Asia in Science! Today we explore the founding channel for modern communication, the ancient cuneiform script, born...

Jul 15