The Consumer Trap of Beauty Supplements
How effective are hair, skin, and nail supplements? Do they actually work or are they a consumer trap?
Articles
Rockin’ Around the Space Debris
Humans have always looked to the stars for guidance and a sense of belonging, whether it was for celebrations and harvests or for physics and math. But if wanting to feel a part of something is a uniquely human trait, so is the ability to trash every place we’ve ever set foot on.
The Mysteries of Modern Microevolution
In the womb, the median artery is the first main blood supplier for the forearms and hands. Two other vessels soon take over this responsibility, and the median artery vanishes—most of the time.
5G Wireless: The Evolution of Human Connectivity, or a Dangerous Threat to our Health?
In the early 1990’s, the world entered the age of the smartphone, and with it, the age of wireless connections.
Gender Imbalance in SciComm (Op-ed)
In this op-ed, we take a look at gender imbalance in our club and what this might mean in the greater context of the science communication field.
Kalpana Chawla
Meet Kalpana Chawla, an Indian-born American astronaut and engineer. Being the first woman of Indian descent to go into space, she continues to inspire young girls everywhere.
Rosalind Franklin
Sometimes called the Dark Lady of DNA, Rosalind Franklin (1920–1958) was a prolific researcher in multiple scientific fields. She’s best known for her contribution to discovering DNA’s structure—as well as the controversy surrounding it.
Barbara McClintock
Meet Barbara McClintock, a Nobel Prize-winning scientist who revolutionized the field of modern genetics. Although McClintock is unfortunately not as well-known as other scientists, her contributions to genetics are immeasurable.
Maria Merian
Maria Sibylla Merian is a long forgotten science illustrator, entomologist, and self-taught naturalist. In this article, we recount her story and achievements that have shaped the field of scientific illustration.
Meemann Chang: The Rose of Chinese Science
Why have some creatures gone extinct and not others? And how did modern animals and plants come about from them? These are all questions that can be answered by looking into the past through fossils. Read about one of the modern pioneers of the field of paleontology: Dr. Meemann Chang.