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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.

Perfect Match: Tech Careers for Your Personality - Part 2

Sarah Rashidi

Jun 13

Tech Pulse

Perfect Match: Tech Careers for Your Personality - Part 2

Today, we’ll be discovering The Thinkers personality type and its career paths. So buckle up, and let’s dive in!

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.

Saulene Sebeda

Jun 7

Biology's Branches

Zoology: Is it the Study of Zoos?

Zoology must be the study of zoos, right? How interesting would that be? Just study how zoos operate and that's it, there's your job!

Miniscope: A Review Article by Caitlyn Susan John, Reshma R, Reva Chandra, Sneha De, Yuvika Bhardwaj

young4STEM

Jun 6

STEM Research

Miniscope: A Review Article by Caitlyn Susan John, Reshma R, Reva Chandra, Sneha De, Yuvika Bhardwaj

Miniscope technology has emerged as a powerful tool for in vivo neural imaging.

Mitochondria the Powerhouse of the Cell: What does it really mean?

Saulene Sebeda

Jun 3

Biology's Branches

Mitochondria the Powerhouse of the Cell: What does it really mean?

You have certainly heard the phrase "The mitochondria are the cell's powerhouse," but do you know what it means?

Alexa Ines Guido

May 31

By you!

Have you heard about cosmic rays?

Saulene Sebeda

May 27

Biology's Branches

Botany: More Than Just Pretty Flowers

Yes, flowers are pretty, but what is so special about them? Do they really serve any other purpose other than simply looking nice? When...

Fatima Qureshi

May 21

Science

Bloodletting: Bane or Brilliance?

The year is 1870, and you are thriving. With your bouncy blond curls, you are loved by all the ladies.

Aiza Jamil

May 18

STEM on the Streets

#6 Chemical Paint: Dr. Death II

In the last episode, we left off with Shipman getting a job at The Abraham Omerod Medical Center so we'll be continuing from there.

Aerospace Sustainability by Aayushi Mallik

young4STEM

May 11

STEM Research

Aerospace Sustainability by Aayushi Mallik

Read an interesting research about Aerospace Sustainability by Aayushi Mallik!

Aiza Jamil

May 6

STEM on the Streets

#5 Chemical Paint: Dr. Death I

CAI and I explore the darkest and most crime-littered streets of STEM. If you haven't read the previous episode I recommend checking it out.

Alica Adamatova

May 3

Fun STEM Facts

The Big Rip

The Big Rip is a theoretical event when the universe is torn apart in a spectacular display of cosmic destruction.

#4 Chemical Paint: Forensic Toxicology II

Aiza Jamil

Apr 27

STEM on the Streets

#4 Chemical Paint: Forensic Toxicology II

My name is Aiza Jamil and alongside CAI (Crime AI) we will be going through the legal and illegal streets of STEM.

#3 Chemical Paint: Forensic Toxicology I

Aiza Jamil

Apr 20

STEM on the Streets

#3 Chemical Paint: Forensic Toxicology I

Hi! My name is Aiza Jamil and welcome back to STEM on the Streets. This is episode 3 and if you are new, click the red button to view the...

Dr Kaku’s Quest for a Theory of Everything

Mihika Singhania

Apr 19

Asia in Science

Dr Kaku’s Quest for a Theory of Everything

Apart from being a full-time physics researcher, Dr Kaku has co-founded the modern string theory...

Aiza Jamil

Apr 13

STEM on the Streets

#2 The Science of Crime: Forensics II

Welcome back to STEM on the Streets! In today's episode, we'll be exploring the legal side of forensics.

Aiza Jamil

Apr 6

STEM on the Streets

#1 The Science of Crime: Forensics

This is a series of analyses of crime and the many different branches of forensics and this is episode #1.

Tina

Apr 5

Women Weekly

Zeng Fanyi: Best of Both Worlds

With this article, starting with the letter Z, we are reaching the end of this series. Writing all 26 of these has been a journey.

Sci-fi in Reality: Self-Healing Materials

Alica Adamatova

Mar 29

Fun STEM Facts

Sci-fi in Reality: Self-Healing Materials

Self-healing materials are not a sci-fi anymore. These materials are capable of autonomous repair of damage.

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