Henrietta Swan Levitt and the first standard candles in astronomy
The launch of the James Webb Space Telescope in the beginning of 2021 opened a new window to gaze into…
Inside the Thinking Brain: Scientists Reveal the Most Detailed Map of Neural Activity Ever Made
According to a recent publication in Nature, scientists have created the most detailed map ever of a living brain in…
Yes, I’m a journalologist!
Journalology is not a new term. Initially coined in 1989 by Stephen Lock, a former editor in chief of the…
Enhancing Co-Creation with AI Improves Social Impact
There is no doubt that the best way to research and transform society is by co-creating with those who live…
The World’s Thinnest Inorganic Material by a Mile
To most, the word “nano” brings the thought of science fiction – generally from a negative perspective, the nano-bots swarming…
Can Your Smartwatch Spot Memory Loss? New Research Says Yes
In today’s world, most people use smartphones and smartwatches every day, and scientists are now using these devices to better…
New Method Allows Precise Protein Modification in Living Cells, Advancing Cancer Research
Researchers at Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH), led by Professor Seung Soo Oh and Dr. Hyesung Jo, have…
Make the Most of Your Smartwatch for Better Health
Many people own a smartwatch but only use it for notifications or tracking steps. While these features are useful, your…
Should virtual assistants challenge gender stereotypes?
Virtual assistants like Siri or Alexa often use female voices, sparking debates about gender stereotypes. Studies have found that presenting…
Fast Radio Bursts and where to find them
Explosions are among the most thrilling phenomena in the cosmos. Astronomical explosions are some of the most efficient drivers of…