What you’re missing by not reading the fine print
Among all the fundamental rights taught to us in school, one right that didn’t quite get highlighted enough was the ‘right to privacy’....
Get your dancing shoes on!
The number of people with diabetes has risen from 108 million in 1980 to 422 million in 2019. The global prevalence of diabetes among...
Lyme Disease: Cure by Breaking Walls
Lyme borreliosis or Lyme disease is an infectious disease that is caused by Borrelia bacterium. This disease is spread by ticks and...
Landsmark: The most recent addition to the star faculty
An appointee to Mayor Martin J. Walsh’s Boston Planning and Development Agency Board of Directors, Landsmark joined Northeastern...
Discoveries: Predictable or Random
Roberta Sinatra, along with her group of colleagues, had researched the predictability of discoveries. Sinatra, visiting research...
Fake it till you make it
Medicine is one of the most coveted and noble professions- and this is no joke. The studying and knowledge part of it is one giant part...
Psychedelic pandemic
The term ‘psychedelic’ is derived from the Greek wordspsyche, “soul, mind” and delein, “to manifest”, hence “soul-manifesting”, the...
Nano features to solve problems
Using screws and wires for fixing fractured bones is a common procedure. In fact, in some cases, these may be the only solution. However,...
Regain your rhythm!
What separates humans from most other species is our multifaceted internal neural system which sets our mobility apart from all. The...
Synthetic cells: A path towards curing diseases
Synthetic biology allows scientists to use the concept of both engineering and molecular biology to successfully change the molecular...
How much does age matter when it comes to success?
Scientists who study ’Achievements’ have for years, noted that people make a mark in their job usually at a young age. The new mind is...
Breaking down the science behind fireworks
A splendid fireworks display can be the highlight of any festival. It’s a feast for the senses. And lately, it’s not just been festivals,...
Hazel L. Sive’s -University of Africa to Northeastern University
Hazel L. Sive is an educator and biologist who was born in South African. She is a member of the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical...
Scientists fear that machines might steal your job soon
It is a fact known to all that machines are gradually taking over or have somewhat taken over most of the jobs. Works that were...
Cloud computing- The new future of computing
In recent times, a user is unable to think of using an electronic device, say a mobile phone or laptop without access to the cloud. Cloud...
What the future holds for Artificial-Intelligence
At present, artificial-intelligence is being used in almost all sectors, from agriculture and our smartphones, to defence and healthcare....
STEM and the peculiar absence of women
The debate on female underrepresentation in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields largely has two sides....
Breaking down decades of assumptions about cells
Cells need to make proteins that support biological processes and cell functions. And when a cell needs to make proteins, it needs the...
Urban Sustainability : A 21st Century Challenge
One of the great challenges of our time is that of climate change. Since time immemorial, we have been told that the need of the hour is...



















