Wanna Play with Color Perception?
By Devina Sen We’ve seen the posts on Instagram, the boomerangs on Snapchat story, and even the special effects in…
Category: 2018
Same-sex offspring
By Mellisa Mulia Perhaps there is a new way of creating life that does not require a male and a female,…
Materials Science for the New Generation
Interview with Professor Alessandra Lanzara By Stuti Raizada and Melanie Russo An outstanding quantum materials scientist, Alessandra Lanzara is also…
AI’s Ethical Impact
By James Jersin The mathematician Vernor Vinge defined singularity as, a “sudden explosion of intelligence the ‘technological singularity,’ and thought…
We’re in the Dark, Why Does It Matter?
By Ethan Ward Dark matter is one of the most elusive mysteries in science. It’s incredible that for all we…
Mice Parental Exercise May Positively Impact Offsprings’ Health
By Saira Somnay In the past, it has been scientifically proven that parents’ poor dietary and exercise habits can negatively…
A Closer Look into the Role of Natural Killer Cells in Immunotherapy
Interview with Professor David H. Raulet By Shevya Awasthi and Doyel Das Dr. David H. Raulet is a Professor of…
HIV-targeting antibodies offer an alternative approach to current HIV treatment, which has toxic side effects
By Isabelle Chiu HIV is unstoppable, and its current treatment with harmful side effects. But what if we had a way…
Tuberculosis and Legionnaires’ Disease: Understanding Pathogens
Interview with Professor Russell Vance By Matthew Colbert and Akash KulgodDr. Russell Vance is a Professor of Molecular and Cell Biology…
The Chandra X-Ray Discovers Galaxy’s Youngest Pulsar
By Meera Aravinth At the end of a gigantic star’s life, its mass collapses in on itself, triggering an extreme…