The New Age of Sail
By Salar Sekhavat
Climate change and modern technology are bringing global trade back to its roots
On Trajectory to the Moon
By Yancheng Zhao
SpaceX bounces back after failed Starship flight tests in Flight 10 and 11
Printed to Perfection: 3D Printed Bone Grafts
By Marwa Benyounes
Various Techniques Are Developing Across the World to Curate Patient-Specific Bone Grafts
Spinning a Web: Why Scientists are Replicating Nature’s Strongest Fiber
By Luca Kovacs
A look into how and why spiders produce silk, and how scientists have made efforts to synthetically make it and apply it to our lives.
Neuralink and other brain-computer interfaces
By Brandon Xie
Will thought become the next interface? Imagine controlling a robotic arm or computer with nothing but your thoughts. This idea, once confined to science fiction,...

Posts published in January 2021

Editors’ Note Fall 2020

By Andrew Zhao on January 15, 2021

Vaccines generally take five to ten years to develop. The fastest vaccine, the mumps vaccine, took four years to develop—from 1967 to 1971 (1). However,…