Health
By Gianna Lee ~ 4 minutes Every year, in the United States, millions are diagnosed with schizophrenia, autism, and depression . These disabilities severely hinder people’s way of living, therefore, it is crucial for us to find ways to prevent individuals from suffering. In the past few years, research has shown
Health
By Kathleen Jiang ~4 minutes Cooking is instrumental in everyone’s life. Think about how many times you’ve eaten today! Eggs for breakfast, milk as a drink, pirate booty’s as a snack, mac n cheese for lunch, and pizza for dinner. We all spend minutes, even hours of
Environment
By Alan Chen ~5 minutes Recently, communities across the globe have seen unusually intense and violent hailstorms. Many have noticed huge ‘monster hail,’ which can be the same size as a small Labubu and cause significant damage to people and their property. This growth in hail size can be traced
Medicine
By Katherine Johnson ~13 minutes Have you ever had a parasite? Maybe you ate an unwashed fruit, had an open wound, or even stepped on something you shouldn't have. Nevertheless, parasites are everywhere and more common than you may think. In this article, we’ll go over parasites
Medicine
By Aravli Paliwal ~ 9 minutes Earlier this summer, I was graciously given the opportunity to shadow a private-practice oncologist/hematologist in the Dallas area. There, I gained a clear understanding of what a career in STEM entails, learned how doctors approach complex cancer cases, and secured an inside view
Science
By Aashritha Shankar ~ 11 minutes While the concepts of space and time were fundamental to the Newtonian world, centuries of digging deeper into the mechanics of our universe have uncovered that it isn’t all as simple as it seems. From Einstein’s Special Relativity to theories of multi-dimensional
Mathematics
By Aashritha Shankar ~ 8 minutes While the concepts of space and time were fundamental to the Newtonian world, centuries of digging deeper into the mechanics of our universe have uncovered that it isn’t all as simple as it seems. From Einstein’s Special Relativity to theories of multi-dimensional
Science
By: Aashritha Shankar ~ 8 minutes While the concepts of space and time were fundamental to the Newtonian world, centuries of digging deeper into the mechanics of our universe have uncovered that it isn’t all as simple as it seems. From Einstein’s Special Relativity to theories of multi-dimensional
Science
By Maggie Wright ~6 minutes Advancements in genetic engineering have brought revolutionary tools to the forefront of biotechnology, with CRISPR leading as one of the most precise and cost-effective methods of gene editing. CRISPR, which stands for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats, allows scientists to alter DNA sequences
Environment
By Gabrielle Eisenberg ~17 minutes “Not only are plastics polluting our oceans and waterways and killing marine life – it's in all of us and we can't escape consuming plastics,” says Marco Lambertini, Director General of WWF International [20]. The emergence of plastic and its accumulation in
Technology
By Katherine Mao ~ 9 minutes Imagine a world where every surface—the walls, the roof of your car—harnesses the sun to power your surroundings. Not with stiff, bulky solar panels, but with something as simple and inconspicuous as paint. Thanks to new and evolving technology, this vision inches closer
Engineering
By Charlotte Lee ~ 7 Minutes Aviation facilitates long-distance travel, quick package delivery, and is essential to military operations. However, aviation plays a big part in daily life that often goes unappreciated. This can be both good and bad. Aviation enables quick medical transportation for operations like cross-state lung