Science & Technology

Pucker up to be Zuckered up: War on identity

Nick FimognariFebruary 23, 2019

The outcome of political elections or the safety of world leaders might seem unconnected to the clickbait you succumb to at 2:00 am, but your identity—or what’s...

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Goodbye (for now) to Opportunity

Max VosFebruary 21, 2019

“My battery is low, and it’s getting dark.” No, this is not a teenager’s text sent at 7:00 pm, but rather the last communication from NASA’s Mars Rover, Opportu...

Science & Technology

Spilling the tea: The health benefits of the second most popular beverage worldwide

Adilah AhmadFebruary 4, 2019

While many of us seem to run to coffee for our daily dose of goodness, tea happens to be the second most popular beverage consumed worldwide—beat only by water....

Science & TechnologyStudent Life

Show your skin some summer love

Adilah AhmadJanuary 21, 2019

Now that the relentless summer sun has arrived (yay!) and winter is a long-forgotten memory (peeps who like winter—what the heck?), we need to talk about lookin...

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The science behind our unsuccessful New Year resolutions, and how to make them stick

Maria Cristina De VicenteDecember 29, 2018

After the Christmas-induced food coma, the end of the year approaches with speed so, of course, it’s time to reflect on all the bad (and good) decisions we mad...

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From classrooms to careers: Girls in STEM

Amber WeirNovember 13, 2018

A recent study led by Rose O’Dea, a University of New South Wales PhD student, analysed the grades of 1.6 million students in science, technology, engineering a...

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Stephen Hawking’s major discoveries for the physics-naïve

Nick FimognariMay 6, 2018

On March 14 of this year we said goodbye to a major science revolutionary of our lifetime: Professor Stephen Hawking. For those of us not scientifically-incl...

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Stay lit this Earth Hour

Maria Cristina De VicenteMarch 24, 2018

Tonight (Saturday, March 24) between 8:30 and 9:30pm, in each time-zone around the planet, the world will undergo a technology cleanse, known as Earth Hour. ...

LatestScience & Technology

Goodbye (for now) to Opportunity

Spilling the tea: The health benefits of the second most popular beverage worldwide

Show your skin some summer love

The science behind our unsuccessful New Year resolutions, and how to make them stick

From classrooms to careers: Girls in STEM

Stephen Hawking’s major discoveries for the physics-naïve

Stay lit this Earth Hour

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