Seeing the Unseeable

Jan 27, 2017 https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:GFP_Superresolution_Christoph_Cremer.JPG

By Mike Pablo Today I’m writing about microscopy. One of the great pleasures of the field of microscopy is being able to look at cool pictures, so let’s do that first: Microscopes are among the most iconic symbols of science, alongside other famous images like DNA, test tubes, and the atom. Though magnification devices had […]

The Bacterial Life inside your Breakfast

Jan 19, 2017 https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yogurtland_Yogurt_High_Res.jpg

By Christina Marvin Yogurt is a yummy treat, but did you know that one of the main ingredients is live bacteria? Is it dangerous to eat bacteria? Don’t worry, yogurt contains only good kinds of bacteria, not the ones that make you sick. In fact, many bacterial species used in yogurt actually help your digestive […]

AUTISM- Always Unique Totally Interesting Sometimes Mysterious

Jan 17, 2017 https://pwcs.ss9.sharpschool.com/cms/One.aspx?portalId=340225&pageId=755529

By Yitong Li When it comes to autism, many people tend to picture a somewhat non-responsive kid absorbed in arranging puzzles in a particular way. However, autism is far more than that. Autism or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is the name assigned to a group of complex disorders that affect brain development. Some common symptoms […]

It’s About Time

Jan 05, 2017

By Kelsey Gray The start of a new year often brings both reflection and anticipation. We think about how we spent our time in the past and how we would like to spend our time in the future. We spend time thinking about time, but what do we know about the nature of time itself? […]