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Bald tail, bold heart
Small hearts beat the same I remember one evening, before sunset, when I was a kid, my mother and I were walking parallel to my school...
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Ana Barbu
Mar 242 min read
Cloning: the future or the end of mankind?
Cloning is a scientific process which involves creating an exact genetic replica of an organism, usually a plant, animal or cell. This...
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Emma Catanescu
Mar 243 min read
Fried food and early bloomers
The majority of oils being used by fast food companies is vegetable oil, often used due to its high burning point allowing it to be used...
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Stefan Darius Daravoina
Mar 243 min read
Macronutrients: what’s inside our food?
With today’s rising, yet right-minded trends of concern and responsibility regarding the food which we put in our bodies, we see more and...
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Ioana Vimard
Mar 243 min read
Sugar: friend or foe
I doubt that there is anyone out there who has never indulged in a sweet treat, whether that is a warm cinnamon bun on a cold winter day...
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Ioana Moga
Mar 242 min read
The buzz of caffeine
Coffee. One word, multiple definitions, according to who you ask. But to put it a simple way, that applies to almost everyone, it is one...
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Luzie Bergander
Mar 233 min read
Humans Are Killing Us: Biodiversity
Biodiversity refers to the variety of living organisms on Earth encompassing plants, animals, and even the tiniest microbes; the...
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Izabela Ninu
Mar 232 min read
How can you genetically engineer a plant? Is there any way other than CRISPR-Cas9?
We have talked in previous articles about plasmids, about CRISPR, about genetically engineered plants… is there any simpler way? Indeed,...
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Ioana Moga
Feb 252 min read
My twin or my clone...
Cloning? Seems impossible, doesn’t it? It had always been something that we would watch with fascination in animations, on TV. But what...
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Izabela Ninu
Feb 122 min read
Gene for cellular respiration - COX6B
We all assume that genes in different organisms differ enormously. But are plant genes so different from human genes? How are they...
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Ioana Teodora Rizea
Feb 122 min read
Radiotrophic Fungi- How?
The term ‘radiotropism’ refers to the ability of several fungal species to harvest usable energy from forms of ionizing radiation, such...
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Ahrin Lina Lee
Feb 122 min read
Secrets of Seal Survival
Ringed seals (Pusa hispida) are the smallest of the pinniped species and are known for their distinctive ringed shaped markings on their...
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Luzie Bergander
Feb 112 min read
Rats laugh too–If you tickle them
Would you believe it if I told you that these disgusting, dirty and hated creatures, rats, can laugh? Probably not. Or would you want to...
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Ioana Vimard
Dec 18, 20233 min read
The Mystery Behind Acne
If you happen to be one of the few lucky people who has not suffered the irritating consequences of waking up with a new pimple everyday,...
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Luzie Bergander
Dec 18, 20232 min read
Our 9 senses
Would you believe me, if I told you, we had 9 senses. Yes, 9 senses! Don't believe me? Well we all know that there are 5 common senses:...
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Ahrin Lina Lee
Dec 17, 20232 min read
Caffeine: Friend or Foe
Caffeine is a drug. It serves as a stimulant, heightening the activity of your brain and nervous system. Coffee enthusiasts span the...
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Alexandru Burlacu
Dec 17, 20232 min read
How we form Connections with our Surroundings
Neuroplasticity, also known as brain plasticity or neural plasticity, refers to the brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new...
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Emma Catanescu
Dec 1, 20232 min read
Who said bees can’t groove
Communication is a dynamic and complex process that shapes our relationships, our decisions, and connects us to different people across...
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Izabela Ninu
Dec 1, 20232 min read
How a single gene can extend human life
People that live over 100 years all have one thing in common: a variation of the gene called Forkhead box protein O3 (FOXO3). In this...
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Emma Catanescu
Nov 8, 20233 min read
How exercise affects bones
From protecting organs such as the heart or brain from injury, to supporting our bodies and allowing us to move, our bones can take on...
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