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TL;DR Speaker Series: Biomedical Engineering: A Multipotential STEM Major
Introducing our new speaker series only at Sciteens! Starting off the series we have Jana Al Hinnawi and her experience as a biomedical engineering major.
Apr 13, 2022
TL;DR Color Blindness
Have you ever wondered why traffic lights are always in the same order: red at the left (or top), yellow at the center, and green at the right/bottom? It may surprise you that this standardization…
Apr 7, 2022
TL;DR Science: The Greenhouse Gases
As climate change worsens, sea levels rise, and global temperatures increase, greenhouse gases have become a common topic of discussion. But what are they really? What makes them greenhouse gases,…
Mar 16, 2022
TL;DR Science: Cloud Seeding: Producing Snow Manually
A technique that can produce snow? Cloud Seeding? Learn more about this technique in this week's article on Cloud Seeding!
Mar 9, 2022
TL;DR Science SI Units of Measure and the metric system
You may be familiar with many of the measures called the metric system, customary system, but what do you know about the inner workings of the measures used by the scientific community? Check out…
Feb 23, 2022
Plastic-Eating Bacteria: A Phenomenal Resolution
Everyone knows the issue with pollution of all kinds, littering, dirty sewage flowing to the ocean and many more human-produced problems. Check out this article for a solution to pollution in our…
Feb 16, 2022
TL;DR Science: The Greenhouse Effect
The greenhouse effect has been a concept that has circled around the scientific community for several decades. Find out more about what the greenhouse effect is in this article!
Feb 9, 2022
TL;DR Science: Sotrovimab, and other monoclonal antibody COVID-19 treatments
Since the start of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, many treatments for the disease (and virus - SARS-CoV-2) have since emerged. But few have been able to withstand the storm of the variants that…
Feb 2, 2022
TL;DR Science: A Brief Biography of Rosalind Franklin
From hundreds of years ago till now, the act of curiosity has always made mankind constantly try to find a purpose for things and question the function and characteristics of their surroundings.…
Jan 26, 2022
TL;DR Science: Following the Tide
In this week’s article, you will learn why we need to study ocean currents? What are some of the challenges facing underwater exploration? How does the technology of communicating underwater work?…
Jan 19, 2022