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The Big Bang theory, a well-known model of the Universe proposed a century ago by the astronomer Georges Lemaître, is one of the most well-known
Black holes in the Universe are mysterious phenomena. Cosmologists hardly know anything about them, and even if something is known about them, they are all
The nearest star to us, the Sun, is important in many ways. Not only does it help sustain life on Earth, but it also provides
Defining the disease Melanoma is defined as a type of skin cancer that usually begins in melanocytes (pigment-producing cells). This type of cancer normally occurs
It is often said, “When one looks into the past, one tends to miss the future.” In the status quo, the human race is fixated
Drug repurposing or drug repositioning, is a drug development strategy extensively used during the recent years within the research field, it involves predication on the
Social Darwinism includes the evolutionary concept of ‘survival of the fittest’. Organisms live through it every day in order to survive. Plants, people, and animals have
A teenage girl is talking to her friends about a celebrity while looking at a magazine. They talk about how thin that
Imagine if the paint on buildings were meant for something more than aesthetics … that the thick coating along the sides of certain infrastructure and
As I enter my sophomore year as a student at the University of California, Berkeley, I find myself amazed at how quickly time has passed.
It’s that time of year again: when wide-eyed, rising high school seniors begin touring colleges and making their list of schools they’ll be applying to
In the 20th century, antibiotics transformed the medical care industry, and scientists haven’t stopped synthesizing and looking for new antibacterial drugs since. The ground-breaking discovery
Scientists have been investigating antidepressants since the early 1950s. Since then, our knowledge has increased substantially- it has become more and more clear that the brain
Editors Ruby Halfacre Daryn Dever Nelli Morgulchik Naomi D’Arbell Karen Yung Arselyne Chery Sabrina Conza Featured Writers Sam Pickerill Sany Gómez Smarika Rijal Samuel Tao
Scientific Student Ventures.
