Written by: Samuel Go A COVID-19 variant from Colombia called Mu has spread across the entire US, leading the World Health Organization to declare it a variant of interest. A team of Japanese researchers published an unreviewed preprint paper on September 7 detailing how the
Written By: Anisha Kolambe As the world continues to advance itself, technology becomes even more ingrained into the lifestyles of everyday people. Robots are no exception, especially considering their vast influence in working environments within a short time frame. Usually when robots are thought about
Written by: Edgar Carlos Space tourism has greatly changed over the last two decades, from companies offering utterly unaffordable space rides to now offering a somewhat fair price to experience an exhilarating experience. However, while companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic were very
Written by: Avyay Duggirala Uber and other rideshare companies have become immensely popular in the last couple of years. But, regardless of whether you are getting in an Uber or even driving yourself, one problem still exists – traffic. However with the new technology created
Written by: Gloria Wang With the boom of cryptocurrency in the last couple years, decentralization— distributing control away from a single source— has become an increasingly popular methodology. Blockchain, a technology widely known for its applications in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, is the core
Written by: Lily Song Artificial intelligence, also known as AI, is a process that aims to replicate the human thought process in machine application. This is achieved through numerous algorithms built into the computer. Artificial intelligence has quickly become an invaluable part of society, and
A Robot That Thinks Out Loud Written by: Lily Song Artificial intelligence, also known as AI, is a process that aims to replicate the human thought process in machine application. This is achieved through numerous algorithms built into the computer. Artificial intelligence has
Written by Margaret Wei Noise pollution, which is measured in decibels, is defined as any unwanted or disturbing sound that affects the health and well-being of humans and other organisms. Sounds that surpass 85 decibels are considered harmful, as they can damage ears. Noises that
Written by Erin Yoo How does the world respond to an existential threat? Historically, governments and leaders have come together to sign promise treaties to prevent these threats. For example, the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons was drafted and signed by the five
Written by: Osayenmwen Omozusi Athletes are constantly trying to improve their performance. There are various ways to do this, either by drinking water, making sure the recovery time is long enough, giving the body the proper foods, or even adding supplements. Additionally, bacteria can