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My Summer at Johns Hopkins’ Explore Engineering Innovation (EEI) Program
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If You Love Top Gun: Maverick, Learning the Physics Behind It Will Make You Love It More
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The History of Medicine: Coroners
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Spent Coffee Ground Biodiesel: a brief introduction to an alternative fuel source and its production
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STEM Summer Camps for Students of Colour
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An Introduction to Cancer: Causes, Preventions and Controversies
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By Freeha Anjum Welcome to our brand-new article series! In this series, we will ...
From Ig Nobel to Nobel Prize: Changing the World through Surprise
By Angela Zhu Hello everyone! Welcome to part two of the Ig Nobel Series! ...
The Ig Nobel Prize: Why are Cats Liquid?
By Angela Zhu Did you know that there exists an amusing prize for the funniest ...
The Orbit of the James Webb Space Telescope
By Vincent Jia In my previous article, I introduced the basic structures and main ...
Bacterial vs. Viral Infections: Why are Antibiotics Important?
By Sara McPherson To understand the differences between bacterial and viral infections, the first ...
The Arrow of Time
By Sophia Eiley Time is defined as “the continued sequence of existence and events ...
The James Webb Space Telescope: Rewriting Cosmic History?
By Vincent Jia Introduction The desire to fully understand the origins of the universe ...
Dating the Past: Radiometric Dating
By Farah Elgaweesh The origins of life on Earth have remained shrouded in mystery ...
