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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.

The Summer Science Club: Dancing Drawings

Maria Wheeler

Sep 19

Maths

The Summer Science Club: Dancing Drawings

Dry-erase markers are one of the most common supplies that I see selling out in Targets.

Taking Notes from Taylor: "Shake it Off" and Quit That Toxic Job

Sarah Rashidi

Sep 16

Science

Taking Notes from Taylor: "Shake it Off" and Quit That Toxic Job

I put my all into every task, but eventually, I woke up to find myself in toxic environments and positions that were damaging my health.

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.

Engineering the Future: Innovations Shaping Africa's Growth

RETIANA PHIRI

Sep 16

Engineering

Engineering the Future: Innovations Shaping Africa's Growth

Despite various obstacles, African engineers are spearheading innovative solutions that enhance living standards.

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?

Mihika Singhania

Aug 31

Engineering

Labyrinthine Alignments: The Angkor Wat

Built over 30 excruciating years, the Hindu temple’s architectural and engineering innovations had a ripple effect across Asia.

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.

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

Maria Wheeler

Aug 27

Science

The Effects of Bleaching Your Hair

The bleach lifts the hair cuticles and makes your hair more porous, which means that it is more susceptible to damage with heat or color.

Revolutionizing Medicine: The Advantages of Nanoparticles in Drug Delivery

Rabia Basri

Aug 23

Science

Revolutionizing Medicine: The Advantages of Nanoparticles in Drug Delivery

Imagine a future where medications can precisely target only the diseased cells in your body, leaving healthy cells untouched.

The Science behind Turbulence: What really happens in the Sky.

Amatullah Bohra

Aug 22

Technology

The Science behind Turbulence: What really happens in the Sky.

Planes often fly in the direction of the jet streams to save time and fuel and avoid them if flying against the current.

Alexa Ines Guido

Aug 21

Science

Have you heard about CERN?

This event can be imagined as slow-motion footage of two water-filled balloons bursting upon collision.

Sarah Rashidi

Aug 21

Technology

Meet Your New Coding Bestie: Scratch!

Today's blog is here to guide you on your programming journey, helping you build skills and advance with confidence.

Maria Wheeler

Aug 19

By you!

The Summer Science Club: Lava Lamps

As school ends millions of kids are released from a strict schedule of learning and innovating.

Exoplanets that Humans Have No Chance of Survival On

Salena Sharma

Aug 18

Science

Exoplanets that Humans Have No Chance of Survival On

If you thought an orbital period of 2 days was short, you probably don’t want to hear about TOI-849b whose period is around 18 hours.

Uncovering the connection between cancer and genes

Sharayu Salve

Aug 18

Science

Uncovering the connection between cancer and genes

Recognizing that cancer is a genetic disease empowers us to explore the genes that govern cell growth and multiplication.

How can one little molecule create such a large reaction?: Cell Signaling

Saulene Sebeda

Aug 17

Science

How can one little molecule create such a large reaction?: Cell Signaling

Have you ever wondered how cells communicate with other cells? How can one cell tell the entire organism what to do next?

The Trillion Dollar Sun: The Chinese Quest for Infinite Energy

Mihika Singhania

Aug 15

Technology

The Trillion Dollar Sun: The Chinese Quest for Infinite Energy

The Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) is set to replicate the sun’s energy production process, nuclear fusion.

The X Factor: Uncovering Nettie Stevens' Hidden Legacy

Nidhi

Aug 14

Science

The X Factor: Uncovering Nettie Stevens' Hidden Legacy

The highest position Stevens ever attained was as an associate in experimental morphology at Bryn Mawr College.

Pioneer of Environmental Awareness: Rachel Carson

Saulene Sebeda

Aug 13

Science

Pioneer of Environmental Awareness: Rachel Carson

Carson was a marine biologist, writer, and conservationist.

1st Application of gene therapy on Cancer

Sharayu Salve

Aug 5

Science

1st Application of gene therapy on Cancer

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

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Jul 3, 2023

Inspirational people

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