personal stories, essays, and reflections about doing science or learning science.
This article was made in collaboration with Rachel Weng. Tucked among the brick pathways, buzzing scooters, and campus fields of Georgia Tech is a quieter, fuzzier community. These consist of those with soft paws and watchful eyes. The Georgia Tech…
These adorable flat-faced cats have existed since the 1600s from Mesopotamia which was later called Persia, giving these cats the name Persian. Today, they are an expensive and highly sought-after breed with prices going from $1,000+ for a single…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept confined to research labs—it is embedded in the present and is reshaping the medical world in profound ways. From interpreting X-rays and CT scans with pinpoint precision to forecasting disease risk…
It’s interesting that my journey with STEMComm began with a reflection on the Atlanta Science Festival, and now, as I wrap up my final semester, I find myself doing the same. This time, I’m writing from the perspective of a…
Every year, Georgia Tech’s STEMcomm Vertically Integrated Project (VIP), a project group centered around enhancing public understanding and enthusiasm for science through writing, exhibits, and events, partners with organizations like Science ATL and hosts an event at the Atlanta…
The power of invisibility is one that I have always found to be fascinating, there are many things you could do if you were invisible. The idea of being able to bring this power to life is mind-boggling. The second…
Superheroes have become such an essential part of pop culture, captivating us with powers far beyond what we know as humanly possible. You likely have watched a superhero movie, read a comic book, or even seen superheroes in your front…
During your time at Georgia Tech, as a STEM major, one of the things that you might choose to do is to TA a class. TAing a class can be extremely rewarding, despite being a lot of work and…