Mental Health in the Workplace
In the last 2 years, the world has been upended by the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to the pandemic, massive cultural shifts, political unrest, natural disasters, a global refugee crisis,...
Learning Immunology with Machine Learning – An Interview with Dr. Simon Eng
How can we use machine learning to improve drug discovery, patient treatment, and outcomes? Dr. Simon Eng is putting his PhD to work to answer questions like this and more....
Post-pandemic health care: Are we finally heading into the future?
Who knew that all it took to expose the massive inequalities within the healthcare system was a deadly global pandemic? Even in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have...
Which Came First, STEM or Race? Scientific Racism and Its Lasting Impacts
If there is one message that you take away from this article, I hope it is that there is no such thing as political neutrality, and to believe that science...
An Ode To Animal Models
From Rise of The Planet of the Apes to The Amazing Spider-man to Jurassic Park, the use of animals in scientific research has been a hot topic in more ways...
The Microscope: A Modern Day Portal to Hidden Worlds
Chances are, you’ve probably looked into a microscope at least once in your life. Whether it was to look at cells of an onion skin, to visualize colonies of growing...
From The Lab To The Polls: Climate Science and Public Policy
In a 2017 survey, researchers found that 56% of PhD graduates took jobs in academia after earning their degree, while the majority of remaining participants went into the pharmaceutical or...
Orphan Drugs & Diseases
In the 1960s, the United States congress passed the “Drug Efficacy Amendment”, which introduced for the first time a requirement for pharmaceutical companies to disclose side effects and dangers of...
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