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Decoding the Digital Age: How Binary Code Rules Our World

Imagine a world without the vibrant glow of your smartphone screen, the instant connection to information at your fingertips, or the endless stream of entertainment accessible with a click. This seemingly dystopian reality would be our world without the invisible language that powers it all:

The Potential of Xenobots, a Living Machine

Written by: Nathan Handjojo In a new field of cutting-edge biotechnology, a groundbreaking fusion of biology and robotics has emerged, pushing the boundaries of what we conceive as living organisms and machines. Enter the xenobots – a revolutionary class of programmable, living robots created from

The Sole EV: How Tesla Stole the EV Market

Teslas are everywhere. A ten minute drive anywhere near any American metropolis will almost guarantee a sight of the minimalistic, single-tone, electric vehicle. For some it instills a feeling of disapproval, while others marvel at the elegance of the vehicles. Tesla was the pioneer to

Democracy at Risk: How AI is Shaping Election Outcomes

By: Avi Samy Generative AI Generative AI, an advancement in artificial intelligence (AI), represents a leap in machine learning capabilities. Unlike traditional AI models which solve specific tasks while relying on predefined rules, generative AI algorithms generate new content. Examples of traditional AI include voice

The Isoperimetric Inequality

Written by Karthik Prasad   Introduction  Perimeter and area are two fundamental values associated with any 2D figure, but how are they related? It seems simple, but it turns out that this question is much more complicated than most have previously thought—it took mathematicians thousands

Harnessing Magnetic Fields for Precise Ferrofluid Droplet Motion

Written by: Chad Park Ferrofluids, composed of magnetic nanoparticles suspended in a carrier liquid, offer unique fluidic properties and can be manipulated by external magnetic fields. By employing varying magnetic fields on ferrofluids, controlling and manipulating them to explore their potential for innovative navigation systems

The Zebra Finch Weather Forecast: A New Form of Bird Communication

Written by: Claudia Kowal Introduction Similar to people, most bird species use vocalizations to communicate with each other. Typically, birds vocalize through songs and calls, warning others of predators, nearby food sources, or to mate (Thompson, 2014). However, recent research has shown that a particular

5 Simple Steps to Leading a Happier Life

Written by: Abhinav Anne Interviewed: Dr. Laurie Santos – Professor of Psychology at Yale University and Founder of the Happiness Lab “Are we truly wired for happiness?” This question posed by Dr. Laurie Santos, a Professor of Psychology at Yale University and the Founder of