Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy (CLEM) in Cancer Research
Cancer research is an important field in medicine which investigates the causes of cancer and develops methods for treatment. Given our limited […]
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Virtual Reality (VR) In Scientific Research
What is virtual reality? Imagine piloting a spacecraft using VR, or navigating through the waves on a storm tossed ship. Now picture […]
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The Goldilocks Zone
Scientists have been studying exoplanets for the potential of finding an Earth-like, habitable planet for decades. A crucial factor in determining if […]
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The Future of High-Temperature Superconductors
High-temperature superconductors are the potential heroes of accessible electrical advancement. Discovered in 1911 by Dutch Physicist Heike Kammarlingh-Onnes at 4.2 K, superconductors […]
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Biosignatures in Exoplanets
For many millennia, people have wondered if we are alone in this universe. Given that our Milky Way Galaxy has 100 billion […]
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The Search for Dark Matter in The Universe
Dark matter Dark matter is one of the mysteries of the cosmic world which scientists have little knowledge of. In some theories, […]
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Biomimicry: Imitation of Nature in Innovation
Most problems the human race is facing have not only been already encountered but rather, solved by nature in some capacity over […]
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The Science Behind Superfluidity
The U.S. Department of Energy defines a superfluid as the ‘property of a liquid in which it has zero-resistance for flow, and […]
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Reinventing The Wheel
Sending missions to other celestial bodies is tough, with a lot of aspects to be considered. Even the most basic, like tires, […]
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Schrodinger’s Cat Experiment
Who was Schrödinger? Erwin Schrödinger (1887–1961), also known as Schrödinger, was an Austrian theoretical physicist who contributed significantly to the wave model […]
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