Inside the brain of a basketball player
With two seconds left on the shot clock, a basketball player can make a split-second decision that changes the final score of the game....
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INTERNATIONAL YOUTH-LED SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY MAGAZINE
ARTICLES
Jakub Rudnicki
- Mar 7
- 4 min
Unleashing the Power of Superconductors: Revolutionizing Modern Technology
Superconductors are materials that exhibit zero electrical resistance and perfect diamagnetism below a certain critical temperature....
Patrycja Namsył
- Mar 7
- 6 min
The Power of Sound: How Vibrations Shape Your Brain and Behaviour
Everyone loves music. Whether you listen to it while working, walking to school or while falling asleep; on average a person listens to...
İdil Doga Turkmen
- Mar 3
- 13 min
Collecting Space Debris In Earth’s Orbit Using Electromagnet And The Gravity Of The Moon
Abstract This study proposes a novel method of space debris collection from Earth's orbit using electromagnets and taking advantage of...
İdil Doga Turkmen
- Mar 2
- 14 min
A Case Study on Cyclotron with Classical and Relativistic Perspectives
Abstract This research project focuses on the simulation of a Hydrogen ion (H + ) in a cyclotron by using Python. The plot of the motion...
Jasmine Biju
- Feb 27
- 2 min
Mice Combat: Mirror Neurons Are To Blame
In nature, aggression among animals is not simply to win or to lose: it is an ego battle in which it establishes a sense of dominance....
Julia Huang
- Feb 22
- 5 min
Kinematics - Circular Motion Exploration - Pigs Can Fly Lab
Abstract The objective of this lab experiment is to determine the tensile strength required for flying pig leashes, which could allow...
Jamie Lin
- Feb 22
- 13 min
The Breakthrough of CRISPR
Just recently, two scientists have invented a technology that has the potential to cure any genetic disease in the world. A commingling...
Ann Greyson
- Feb 21
- 2 min
What would happen if we didn’t have friction?
Have you ever wondered what would happen if we didn’t have friction on earth? Where would we all slide to? But what even is friction?...
Jasmine Biju
- Feb 21
- 2 min
The Anti-Icing Mechanism of Plants
The magnificent ability of plants to live through frost phases has been further investigated by scientists. At the Zoological Institute...
Julie Thuy Phan
- Jan 31
- 3 min
Nanotechnology: The Future in Manufacture and Textile Production of Southeast Asia
Abstract The use of nanotechnology in such huge industrial and commercial tasks and activities, like the textile production in Southeast...
Maria Rutkowska
- Jan 31
- 3 min
Geoengineering: the potential of cloud whitening
By now, you have certainly heard of the detrimental effect of global warming; let us be honest - it is a problem that touches all of us....
Minhal Abdul Sami
- Jan 31
- 2 min
An Insight into Genetic Engineering
The topic of genetic engineering has been a controversial one in recent years, with many people expressing concerns about its potential...
Jasmine Biju
- Jan 31
- 3 min
On the Mend: Recovering the Ozone Layer
Over the years, the Earth’s ozone layer, which protects from the sun’s potent radiation such as UVC light, has developed holes caused by...
Minhal Abdul Sami
- Jan 31
- 2 min
How can AI, ML and Quantum Computing change our lives ?
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and Quantum Computing are three rapidly advancing technologies that have the...
Jasmine Biju
- Jan 15
- 3 min
CAR T Cells: Eliminating Residual Tumor Cells
CAR T cell treatment is changing the fate of many patients who have to deal with recurring cancer. According to the Perelman School of...
Jasmine Biju
- Jan 14
- 3 min
Can swarming insects generate as much electricity as a storm cloud?
A group of researchers has concluded that swarming insects contribute to variations in atmospheric electricity, in relation to the...
Nicola Stanisławska
- Dec 21, 2022
- 5 min
The Superdense Coding Protocol
Abstract The superdense coding protocol illustrates the principle of quantum communication grounded on the idea of the ability of...
Maria Rutkowska
- Nov 6, 2022
- 3 min
Pyrocystis Lunula: the future of bioluminescence?
Recently, I have started participating in a volunteer program, run by Uniwersytet Dzieci. It is a program, which aims to popularise...
Vedant Kumar
- Nov 6, 2022
- 3 min
Confirmation Bias
Peter Wason, an English psychologist, coined the term "confirmation bias" which he defined as the propensity for people to prefer...
Carlos Manuel C. Eusoya
- Oct 24, 2022
- 4 min
Tiny Thread of Tomorrow
My aunt is passionate about sewing. When I was a young child, I was always amazed by her carefully-crocheted needlecraft. She used to...
Nicola Stanisławska
- Oct 24, 2022
- 5 min
Hydroxyapatite - from dental care to cancer treatment
Do you ever wonder what is inside the toothpaste you use? Its contents are carefully selected to contain diverse types of ingredients...
Julia Wojas
- Oct 2, 2022
- 3 min
The Potentially Immortal Turritopsis Dohrnii: the secret to living forever
Humans have for ages been fascinated by the idea of prolonging one’s life and the concept of eternal existence and immortality. It might...
Maya Komar Fletcher
- Sep 26, 2022
- 4 min
Tardigrades- Animals Full of Surprises
Tardigrades, also known as water bears, are an elite category of animals known as extremophiles. They are aquatic animals, with...
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