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Tag: science
Microplastics
Microplastics have caused major problems in the area of pollution and that is why people are trying to get rid of them. This problem is not easy to solve,…
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A Star’s Life
A new study shows that stars may keep spinning fast even at the end of its life. Before this, scientists thought that stars seemed to not spin as fast…
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Interview with Dr. Anand Srivastava
Today I am joined by Dr. Anand Srivastava who has his M.S. and his PhD is and expert in the field of stem cell research. He is the chairman,…
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Interview with Dr. Richard
Today, I am joined by Dr. Richard has been involved in the field of Photonics for over 30 years, the inventor of the slow light laser. His work resulted…
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Hoverboard
Back in July, recently the inventor of an actual hoverboard tried to fly across a channel but failed. Now, even more recently, Franky Zapata who is the inventor of…
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Interview with Kyle Isaacson, PhD Student in Bioengineering
Today I am joined by Kyle Isaacson who is currently a PhD student in Bioengineering at the University of Utah. His main projects focus on how to make drugs,…
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Liquid Magnets
Scientists have recently been able to create liquid magnets. The scientists who created this did it on accident and discovered that droplets of iron, oil, and water created a magnetic…
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Carbon Capturing Plants
Scientists have found a way to gene edit a plant to capture carbon emissions. The team of researchers changed a protein in the plant that would deepen the length…
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Interview with Dr. Kerstin Nordstrom, Physics Professor at Mount Holyoke College
Today I am joined by Dr. Kerstin Nordstrom who is a physics professor at Mount Holyoke College. After majoring in physics and mathematics at Bryn Mawr College, she did…
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A Strange Black Hole
Scientists have seen through the Hubble Telescope, a strange black hole. It is a supermassive black hole that have a surprisingly large disc of material that surrounds it. The…
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