Author: Melanie BonyadiArtist: Emily ViallsEditor: Rachel Nguyen “Mini brains,” or brain organoids, are a 3D…
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Gracie Enticknap discusses the current state of LGBTQ+ inclusion in STEM and what needs to change to make progress on this. Link in bio!
Gracie Enticknap explores how James Cameron’s Avatar serves as a visually captivating critique of humanity’s escape from environmental issues through technologically driven solutions, paralleling real-world debates on greenwashing and the need for genuine environmental protection.
Despite the power of genome-wide association studies, 80% of participants are white Europeans, limiting diversity. This gap leads to missed genetic variants in disease studies. This article argues more inclusive research is crucial for accurate results.
This article explores ethnomathematics, investigating how mathematics varies across cultures, examining aspects such as counting systems, language influence, and practical applications in daily life, suggesting that integrating culturally relevant math education could enhance understanding and relevance for learners.
This article explores differences in brain structure and function across the world and how this relates to cultural differences.