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TL;DR Majors Chemical Engineering
Ever wondered how toothpaste works? Curious as to why rust forms on metals? Chemical engineering is a major that brings together the fields of math, chemistry, physics, biology, and engineering to…
2 déc. 2020

A Brief Look Into The Efficiency of Hand Sanitizer
People have been hoarding hand sanitizer but how well does it actually work? We did the research and break it down in this article.
25 nov. 2020

How to Write a STEM Paper: Sections and Examples
A section-by-section guide to a student STEM paper, with an example research question, figure captions, and a revision checklist.
18 nov. 2020

Scientific Misinformation
The topic of today's blog is going to be slightly different than before. Rather than discussing a specific major or club, we're going to take a look at an issue you may run into while conducting your…
11 nov. 2020

Extracurriculars: HOSA
Interested in what a career in health sciences can bring you? Get a jump start with HOSA in high school. Find out more about this national and Department of Education endorsed organization in this…
4 nov. 2020

TL;DR Majors: Biological Engineering
We're back this week with another TL;DR majors post about a super interesting and really relevant field: biological engineering. If you enjoy this series or want to see us interview a specific major…
28 oct. 2020

Extracurriculars: Science Bowl
Looking to compete with a team of bright-minded individuals in an exciting head-to-head competition? The National Science Bowl features regional competitions that culminate in your team facing off…
21 oct. 2020

TL;DR Science: Causation vs. Correlation (Part 2)
Continuing from part one, today we'll be reviewing some of the ways you can prove causation in your research.
8 oct. 2020

Extracurriculars: Mu Alpha Theta
Interested in mathematics? Do you want to be challenged with interesting and unique problems? Mu Alpha Theta is a mathematics honor society with thousands of members and hundreds of clubs around the…
30 sept. 2020

TL;DR Science: Causation vs Correlation (Part 1)
One of the most common phrases you hear thrown around in Statistics classrooms is this idea that correlation does not equal causation. But what does it mean, and when can you safely say that A causes…
23 sept. 2020