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
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
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
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
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
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
Awe, often described as an intense emotional response to experiences that transcend one’s perceived understanding of the world around them has intrigued scholars throughout history. Defined by a deep sense of wonder and amazement, awe has captivated the curiosity of scholars, scientists, and thinkers across
Written by: Claudia Kowal Introduction How did the small, dog-like creatures from millions of years ago evolve into the modern horses we know today? This question can be answered through the extensive excavation of horse ancestors’ fossils over the past several decades. While many other
Written By: Jeev Hora R You Ready? Programming Languages, much like tools in a toolbox, can have different uses for different scenarios. Just like how a carpenter would use a hammer for a nail but not a screw, a web designer would usually use Javascript
Written by: Abhinav Anne Parkinson’s disease, a common neurodegenerative disorder, affects over 10 million people worldwide. The disease is characterized by a variety of metabolic and genetic factors, including mitochondrial dysfunction and genetic mutations. Currently, diagnosis heavily relies on late-stage motor symptoms, emphasizing the need