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by Nicola Bonardi Rivard There’s only one thing that remains universal in every science classroom around the world: the sometimes-tattered canvas with the 118 elements in their ordered squares. The periodic table is a universal symbol of scientific ingenuity and complexity, but its founder is often left in the shadows. This month, we’ve decided to …
It\’s a new academic year and that means a new team will be taking on running Young Scientists Journal. But aside from the obligatory Senior Team shuffle and a change in Chief Editor, this year will see the journal make a far greater transition. That\’s right, the rumors\’ were true – Christina Astin (founder and, …
Can a computer think? This article explores the extent to which Artificial Intelligence is possible and how looking at our own brains may pave the way to more human-like data processing.
The gut microbiota (also referred to as gut flora) is the population of bacteria that colonizes the human gut. People who have digestive problems should look into trying supplements mentioned in these Activated You reviews and see if it will help them achieve gut balance. There have been 50 bacterial species that have been described, …
