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
Technology
By Aashritha Shankar ~18 minutes "Some experts in the field predict that the first quantum computer capable of breaking current encryption methods could be developed within the next decade. Encryption is used to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive data, from government communications to online transactions, and if encryption can
Science
STEM education is vital for America's economy, accounting for 69% of GDP and promoting global competitiveness. However, recent federal budget cuts threaten its funding, particularly affecting underserved populations. Restoring funding to essential programs like the Every Student Succeeds Act is crit
Medicine
By Aravli Paliwal ~6 minutes The United States is currently facing its greatest measles surge in almost thirty years, with 1200+ Americans testing positive for the disease so far this year. While some experts blame international travel, others believe vaccine hesitancy is the primary reason for this surge. However, to