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Srishti Swaminathan

TL;DR Innovations: Diabetes and Modern Technology

Let’s face it: diabetes is overwhelming. From having to keep up with sugar levels to being meticulous about food choices for the sake of good health, managing the condition can be extremely difficult. However, technology has come a long way over the past few years, and recent tracking methods have become much more feasible and convenient. Check out this article about a major development in diabetes research!

Mar 17, 2023 · 3 minute read · 644 words

Thomas P.

TL;DR Math: Probability Pt. 1

Have you ever heard someone say “There’s a 50/50 chance that ___ will occur”. Well what does that actually mean, and how can you apply the principles of probability to combine probabilities of multiple events. That is something we will explore in this article.

Mar 3, 2023 · 4 minute read · 708 words

Erin Kang

TL;DR Science: Health Disparities in the Healthcare System

Healthcare is one of the most fundamental rights a human can have. Receiving quality and continuous care can do anything from detecting a life-threatening condition early to fixing a broken bone. However, countries around the world, regardless of whether they may be low or high income, do not properly fulfill the basic needs of public health for individuals including allocation of resources, healthcare protection, and access to healthcare. Find out more in this week's article!

Feb 24, 2023 · 6 minute read · 1200 words

Philip A.

TL;DR Calculus: The key to understanding science

Calculus is widely considered an intimidating subject that you shouldn’t take if you are not a maths person. At first, calculus can appear quite intimidating and abstract. But, this is greatly based on the way it is presented. For most high school students, how you first come in contact with calculus makes or breaks how you perceive it. Check out this article to learn how calculus is the key to understanding science!

Feb 10, 2023 · 5 minute read · 970 words

Srishti S.

TL;DR Science: The Mandela Effect

The human mind is an interesting thing on its own, but when you put millions of human minds together, the result is incredibly surprising. The Mandela Effect is a phenomenon that was discovered relatively recently but continues to make waves with its mystery. Find out more in this week's article!

Feb 3, 2023 · 2 minute read · 434 words

Thomas P.

TL;DR Math: The Normal Distribution

Happy new year everyone! Check out this week's article about statistics and the normal distribution by Thomas!

Jan 6, 2023 · 4 minute read · 734 words

Srishti S.

TL;DR Science - The Hubble Space Telescope

Intellectuals across the globe have discovered countless aspects of the cosmos over the past few centuries, but there is one device that has completely redefined the way we view outer space: the Hubble Space Telescope (HST). Let’s take a closer look at how this instrument has changed our perception of the universe.

Dec 16, 2022 · 2 minute read · 372 words

Iman K.

TL;DR Science: Horticulture Therapy

Anxiety. It isn’t tangible but can overwhelm someone to the point of seeming so. The dictionary definition is: “a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome.” This feeling can transform from an internal feeling to something with an external presence easily. However, there are ways to dissuade these negative emotional sensations. Learn more in this week's article!

Nov 18, 2022 · 3 minute read · 524 words

Philip A.

TL;DR Science: Quantities, Units and Dimensional Analysis

Physics is all about observing natural phenomena. We can observe different aspects of physical phenomena. These aspects are called physical quantities. Some examples are mass, force, temperature, length etc. Systematic observation of these quantities in different phenomena is essential in developing laws and building models that predict how they change.

Nov 11, 2022 · 4 minute read · 703 words

Srishti S.

TL;DR Science: Enzymes in the Human Body

Replicating DNA, building muscle, even turning food into energy – these processes are all made possible by enzymes. These substances work from head to toe to keep the human body up and running. But what are these “enzymes”, and how do they help us?

Nov 4, 2022 · 2 minute read · 458 words

Articles 📰

TL;DR Innovations: Diabetes and Modern Technology

TL;DR Math: Probability Pt. 1

TL;DR Science: Health Disparities in the Healthcare System

TL;DR Calculus: The key to understanding science

TL;DR Science: The Mandela Effect

TL;DR Math: The Normal Distribution

TL;DR Science - The Hubble Space Telescope

TL;DR Science: Horticulture Therapy

TL;DR Science: Quantities, Units and Dimensional Analysis

TL;DR Science: Enzymes in the Human Body

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