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One nucleotide difference to Schizophrenia?

Adéla Ondráčková

Oct 19

Science

One nucleotide difference to Schizophrenia?

Schizophrenia is a very serious but one of the most misunderstood and mistreated mental health conditions in the world.

Tehreem Adil

Oct 19

Science

An Alchemist's Guide to Cure Death

The alchemists were optimistic visionaries who sought to bring a cure to the greatest curse of mortal beings- Death.

The *All Seasons* Science Club: Puking Pumpkins

Maria Wheeler

Oct 17

By you!

The *All Seasons* Science Club: Puking Pumpkins

Besides using candles to illuminate your creations, you can also utilize baking soda and vinegar to create an exciting display.

Nanoparticle Nirvana: Unleashing the Ultimate Skincare Revolution

Rabia Basri

Oct 13

Science

Nanoparticle Nirvana: Unleashing the Ultimate Skincare Revolution

Get ready to unlock the secrets of radiant, healthy-looking skin! Nanoparticles are transforming the skincare landscape...

Is a singular protein the key to mood and motivation changes?

Adéla Ondráčková

Oct 12

Science

Is a singular protein the key to mood and motivation changes?

Our entire nervous system consists of two main cell types - neurons and glial cells.

Have you heard about vacuum fluctuations in space?

Alexa Ines Guido

Oct 11

Science

Have you heard about vacuum fluctuations in space?

Imagine for a moment a vacuum, a completely empty space. Is it a deep and endless black? Is it a pure and blinding white?

The All Seasons Science Club: Leafy Chromatography

Maria Wheeler

Oct 10

By you!

The All Seasons Science Club: Leafy Chromatography

The actual science of the leaves changing color is that they are dying and losing some of the chlorophyll in the leaves in breaking down.

Directed Evolution: Can Scientists Really Speed Up the Process of Evolution?

Saulene Sebeda

Oct 10

Science

Directed Evolution: Can Scientists Really Speed Up the Process of Evolution?

irected evolution is the synthetic process of expediting the process of evolution of molecules and systems.

Petri dish to dinning dish - lab grown meat

Sharayu Salve

Oct 9

Science

Petri dish to dinning dish - lab grown meat

It's real animal meat, including seafood and organ meats, that is produced by cultivating animal cells directly.

Tehreem Adil

Oct 5

Science

A Good Doctor is a Good Astronomer

Do you know that at this very moment, there is stardust rushing through your veins?

Salena Sharma

Oct 1

Science

What's Up in the October Night Sky?

If you had the great fortune to view some celestial events last month, don’t be disdained that it’s over because October has a lot of them!

Nidhi

Sep 30

Science

The Pathologist in the Basement

Dorothy Hansine Andersen pursued her education during an era when women in medicine were rare.

It's the Great Egg-speriment Charlie Brown!

Maria Wheeler

Sep 26

By you!

It's the Great Egg-speriment Charlie Brown!

Two things come to mind when I think of fall: It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!

Salena Sharma

Sep 23

Science

ipft14hls: The Star that Just Won't Die

To the dismay of many, stars cannot last forever and their life ends in their own way depending on the type of star it is.

Sharayu Salve

Sep 23

Science

How do our body show changes in Space?

We all keep hearing updates about Astronaut Sunita Williams and crew spaceflight extension.

Fear Factor: How Your Brain Handles Scary Situations

Inés Ros

Sep 16

Science

Fear Factor: How Your Brain Handles Scary Situations

Today, we're going to explore something that's totally relevant to everyone: fear.

Alexa Ines Guido

Sep 16

Science

Have you heard about leptons?

Atoms, the fundamental building blocks of matter, are composed of neutrons and protons, but what about electrons?

Aiza Jamil

Sep 15

Science

#15 Cyber Detectives: The Silk Road II

Unveiling the digital footprints in the Silk Road saga: A captivating journey through Ross Ulbricht's dark web crime and the power of digita

Adéla Ondráčková

Sep 13

Science

Smoking prevents Parkinson’s?

Dementia is a term which describes a general decline in cognitive abilities of a person, usually a result of a neurodegenerative disease,...

Nidhi

Sep 11

Science

A Short Life, A Lasting Legacy

n the early 20th century, leprosy was a disease without a cure, and its victims were cast aside and forced into isolation.

Why Does the Moon Appear Bigger and Orange As It's Rising?

Salena Sharma

Sep 8

Science

Why Does the Moon Appear Bigger and Orange As It's Rising?

Have you ever taken a walk at night and seen the Moon with its full ambiance shining down upon us or with its crescent moon, if you're...

Salena Sharma

Aug 30

Science

What's Up in the September Night Sky?

As a reminder, when a celestial body is in opposition it means the Earth is directly between Saturn and the Sun.

Saulene Sebeda

Aug 29

Science

Biological Cloning: Dolly the Sheep

Dolly was a vital part of Roslin Institute's research into genetically modified farm animals.

Nidhi

Aug 28

Science

The Woman Behind the Double Helix

She moved her fellowship to Birkbeck College, where she began studying the structure of plant viruses, particularly the tobacco mosaic virus

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