The history, the current breakthroughs, and potential future of quantum computing.
Continue ReadingNature 1953, Watson and Crick publish “Molecular Structure of Nucleic Acids: A Structure for Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid,” winning the race with researchers around the globe to first publish the structure…
Continue ReadingLithium (Li) ion batteries. The source of everyday energy. While we live in a world filled with technologies that grow faster than we can imagine and with sights of a…
Continue ReadingHistory about how the space race started, and the implications of the soviets being the first to get a satellite into space.
Continue ReadingLooking behind the scenes of the recent breakthrough in nuclear fusion.
Continue ReadingThe Development, Implications, and Ethics of AI Art
Continue ReadingLooking into the mechanism and the evolutionary benefits of deep-sea fish evolving ultra-black skin
Continue ReadingReflecting the impacts and devastation imposed by earthquakes, and understanding techniques to build earthquake resistant structures.
Continue ReadingA critical moment in the development of artificial intelligence: how a computer program was able to defeat the World Chess Champion in 1997.
Continue ReadingWith the rise of space privatization comes an environmental cost that could eventually halt space exploration in its tracks.
Continue ReadingHow does plastic end up in the ocean, and what is the negative impact on ocean ecology and marine life?
Continue ReadingOnce thought to be the elixir of life found in tombs of Egyptian pharaohs and Chinese Emperors, Quicksilver, also known as the element mercury, is in fact quite the opposite.…
Continue ReadingBringing attention to the issue of overfishing, specifically the determent of sharking finning.
Continue ReadingExamining the hidden chemistry of art restorations
Continue ReadingHonoring the life of Dr. John Horton Conway who passed away due do COVID-19 this April.
Continue ReadingI would like to show the comparison of the recent outbreaks of the coronavirus so the outbreak of the Spanish Flu in 1918. I want the reader to see the need of public health policy and the potential outcomes when its not implemented properly
Continue ReadingThe impact of the Fukushima nuclear meltdown tested national radiation safety again after Chernobyl.
Continue ReadingPressure increasing, emergency sirens ringing, water in the cooling tanks superheating. 9:27:40 AM UTC April 26, 1986: a planned safety test was conducted to assess the cooling circulation system in…
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