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What makes up your mind? Nothing is closer to us than our brains, but their complicated workings make understanding them no easy task. Billions of
Sami Elrazky
January 22, 2019
What makes up your mind? Nothing is closer to us than our brains, but their complicated workings make understanding them no easy task. Billions of
Every day, millions of communications are sent around the globe that wouldn’t be possible without modern technology. Though modern connectivity has many benefits, the sudden
As the string ensemble emerges, we’re treated to familiar footage: the shadow of the lunar module gliding across the pockmarked surface of the moon, men
What comes before baby steps? Designer babies, genetic remodeling, risks in clinical trials: in today’s rapidly evolving field of biomedical engineering, ethical dilemmas rage. But
You take a trip to the lake when you discover hundreds of microscopic red pests, no more than 0.3 millimeters long, latched onto your pants.
Almost all homes and office buildings in America today are equipped with air conditioning units. With global temperatures continuing to rise, the presence of AC
Last month, Yale researchers published a study outlining a powerful technique with the potential to connect gene expression and brain imaging. This interdisciplinary study used
Unexpected climate change-related factors may be causing water sources to dry Imagine traveling up to a high-altitude lake with your friends to ice skate in
Imagine that you flip a coin and measure either heads or tails—easy enough, right? Now, rather than flip, you spin the coin, and you are
How Hi-P brings a new way to study protein-protein interactions We use proteins for everything. Although they are most commonly known for fueling muscle growth,