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From “Not Good Enough” to Nobel Prize Winner
Art Courtesy of Luna Aguilar Early in her career, Katalin Karikó was confronted with a dilemma. As a researcher at the University of Pennsylvania, she
Art Courtesy of Luna Aguilar Early in her career, Katalin Karikó was confronted with a dilemma. As a researcher at the University of Pennsylvania, she
Image Courtesy of Jungbin Cha (Jaime) The story goes that Isaac Newton was contemplating the orbit of the Moon when an apple fell on his
Art Courtesy of Luna Aguilar. A dying star shimmers and twinkles as its inner core, formerly a churning dynamo, sputters out its final breaths. Nuclear
Art Courtesy of Sonia Jin. All the devices you own right now—whether it be your computer, phone, or the TV on which you watch your
Art Courtesy of Miranda Selin. Imagine walking down an old pathway, strewn with weathered stones, when you trip on a loose brick. You might be
Art Courtesy of Angelique Rouen. Crying over a textbook with exams approaching? Can’t remember the name of that familiar face? The solution may lie right
Art Courtesy of Annli Zhu. Communication is a natural part of life. Humans talk, birds chirp, and even trees interact through their root networks. To
Art Courtesy of Kara Tao. It was March 8, 2014—a day like any other—when 239 people took to the skies aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
Art Courtesy of Malia Kuo Genetic testing platforms like 23andMe and Ancestry.com have been in the spotlight for many years now. These testing programs have
Art Courtesy of Breanna Brownson Look at your hands. Look closely at the patterns drawn on the tips of your fingers. The fingerprint is present