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  • Bioethics - Unethical human experimentation

    Science is meant to improve our lives, right; or is it possible that not all scientists may not have the best intentions? Throughout scientific history, there have been an unfortunate number of cases…

    Oct 6, 2021

  • TL;DR Science: Biofuel

    Global warming is perhaps the most important problem facing all of humanity. Mainly, the cause of the problem is an excessive carbon dioxide emission from burning fossil fuels. However, there is a…

    Sep 29, 2021

  • TL;DR Science: Blood Types

    This week's article covers something that every living being has inside of them: blood. We'll cover the different blood types and what they mean, as well as why types are important for things like…

    Sep 22, 2021

  • The Best Free Resources to Study for AP tests

    Stressed about finding study materials for AP exams? Check out this week's article about free online resources you can use to study for AP tests!

    Sep 15, 2021

  • TL;DR Extracurriculars: ISEF

    This week, our extracurricular series continues with a new addition. The Regeneron Science Fair has been a major presence in the scientific community for six decades.

    Sep 8, 2021

  • TL;DR Science: Rain and Humidity

    As the summer months continue, anyone near the equator has to deal with the most common form of precipitation: rain. This week’s article will explain the weather processes that will create rain, as…

    Sep 1, 2021

  • SciTeens’ Ampere News: 5 Cool Current Science Events From This August

    Meat-eating flower, chameleon robot, and more! Read about the coolest developments from this August in the world of science, only here on SciTeens!

    Aug 25, 2021

  • TL;DR Science: Nuclear Energy

    What can wipe out a city in a matter of seconds, yet provide power for the same city for decades? Atoms make up the world around us, and creating a way to harness the energy within these tiny…

    Aug 18, 2021

  • Every Drop Counts: Installing Smart Showers

    As our scarce water supplies are being depleted at faster rates, a new generation of scientists are challenged with coming up with more efficient ways of conserving our remaining water resources.…

    Aug 11, 2021

  • TL;DR Science: Yeast & Fermentation

    What comes to mind when you hear the word, “yeast?” Probably a jar of brown dots in your kitchen cabinet? Well you’re not exactly wrong, but there’s a lot more to yeast than just the stuff that makes…

    Aug 4, 2021