“Did you know we only use 10% of our brain?” my dad excitedly told me after watching a Facebook video. I sighed and reminded him not to believe everything he saw online. But when a science student friend of mine repeated this, I nearly shouted, “Why do you…
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Why Estrogen Isn’t ‘Error-strogen’ in Leadership “Women belong in all places where decisions are being made,” said Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from 1993 to 2020 and only the second woman ever to serve on the bench. As we celebrate…
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A World in Stress – A Cell’s Struggle in a Changing Climate In this striking SciArt piece, a plant cell floats against the backdrop of an Earth grapplingwith the challenges of climate change. The vibrant green cell, once a symbol of life, nowfinds itself in distress, its chloroplasts…
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I will get skin cancer!” my senior would exclaim dramatically every time we stepped out into the sun. Without missing a beat, she’d dig into her bag, whip out a sunscreen bottle, and start applying it as if her life depended on it. To be fair, her fear…
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