This number represents half of our population. This number represents all of the women in the world. This number represents the catalysts who birthed you and I; the people who have allowed for the continuance of the human race. Yet we neglect them. But why? My reasoning is that it’s…

As someone who loves the intersection between technology and biology, when the term biohacking comes up, I get super excited. Despite the name and Oxford Dictionary’s definition, It’s actually a really interesting science. Biohacking describes the process of conducting science experiments without the need of high-grade lab equipment, or a…

Physics equations, the least simple simple things in all of science. — I don’t have a justifiable reason for subjecting you to this, reader, but here we go anyway. If you share my love for STEM, this __ minute read should be a bit more bearable. If you’ve ever studied advanced physics before, or just been interested in the science that weaves…

Meet the Triathlete and Researcher Revolutionizing the Way We Understand Feelings, and even our Brains — The mental health crisis is rapidly increasing, with nearly 1 in 5 US adults suffering from a serious mental illness in 2020. Looking deeper, we find that emotional instability and altered neurological behaviors are most common among adults of ages 18–25, though relatively common across all ages, races, and genders…

Meet the 22-year-old upcycling her way to the… —

Understand how and why the unbalanced power design of cities affects Latinos in the United States. — The organization of city spaces is extremely important and can influence the politics, work, and life of Latinos within the space. …

Batch Optimization of DNA-Based Archival Storage Systems — This is a technical article. I’d suggest you’d know 2+2, and bio, applied math, and comp sci! But don’t let that intimidate you; anyone can learn. Ultimately, feel free to approach with any level of knowledge, and search for what you don’t understand! Or, you can ask me in the…

This is a technical article. I’d suggest you at least know 2+2 before you read it, along with some differential calculus 🙂. However, its quite visual, so approach with any level of knowledge, and enjoy the read! …