STEM Articles

Living Things and Quantum Feats

By Shuneed Zulfiqar

07 August 2024

Have you ever wondered how nature’s smallest building blocks, like atoms and molecules, play a crucial role in the grand symphony of life? Welcome to the fascinating world of quantum biology, where the magic of quantum mechanics meets the complexity of living organisms. Let us take a journey into the mysteries of… Read More


Eugenics: From Idea to Injustice

By Shuneed Zulfiqar

07 August 2024

Eugenics, a fancy word for the attempts to improve human genetic traits through selective breeding, has a dark history filled with injustice and suffering. Eugenics has been both admired as a means of societal progress and condemned as a tool of discrimination and oppression. Let us take a look at its story to… Read More


Biomimicry: Nature’s Design Lab

By Shuneed Zulfiqar

07 August 2024

Have you ever noticed how animals and plants do cool things? Well, scientists have figured out how to copy those things to solve problems and make awesome stuff. It is called biomimicry, like nature’s cheat codes for innovation. Let us dive into some neat examples and how… Read more


Under-representation Of Females In Clinical Trials

By Nehl Noman

07 August 2024

Have you ever heard of the concept of health equity? It is related to attaining equal opportunities for good health and high-quality health care for everybody. It sounds too good to be true, right? While it may be difficult, ‌it is certainly achievable if individuals and ‌society address multiple issues, including historical and social ones such as the under-representation of females… Read more


Aging Before Time: The Hidden Toll of Stress on Gen Z

By Noor Ijaz

07 August 2024

Generation Z, those born between the mid-1990s and the early 2010s, are pioneers of the digital frontier. However, the digital age, while offering many benefits, also harbors a shadow —increased psychological stress with potential impacts on physical health, including premature aging. This article delves into how chronic stress might be… Read More


Life’s Equilibrium: Planet Earth

By Shuneed Zulfiqar

07 May 2024

In the big picture of life on Earth, sustainability is like the golden thread holding every living organism together. When we explore biology, we learn how all living things are connected for survival, wherein sustainability acts as both a guiding force and a necessity for survival. Let us take a journey through the fascinating world of biology… Read More


The Electric Orchestra Within Us

By Faizan e Bahoo Chaudhry

06 May 2024

For a moment, imagine that your body is an orchestra, each organ a musician playing an intricate symphony governed by the masterful conductor: the brain. The music flows not in notes but in electric pulses, each with its unique rhythm, tempo, and intensity. This is not science fiction; it is the cool world where biology meets technology. Read More


Biodiversity: Nature’s Diversity and Dilemmas

By Shuneed Zulfiqar

27 March 2024

Biodiversity is like a big, colorful family of living things on Earth. It is same as a huge garden where each plant, animal, and bug has its own place and job. For example, in the rainforest, there are tall trees, pretty flowers, and lots of animals like jaguars and colorful frogs. Even underwater, in places like the Great Barrier Reef, there are corals, fish, and big whales swimming around. Read More