I read the other day that they found water on Mars—not evidence of historical waterflow or frozen deposits at the poles, but nasty, briny water at the equator. Read More
Shelley’s Frankenstein offers insight into the ethics of science, focusing on Victor Frankenstein’s experiments in human physiology... Read More
DANIEL LUSK | BLOGGER | SQ ONLINE (2018-19) I hope that your school year went well. Or that you’re at least finishing strong? At this point in my blogging career, I can’t blame my uncertainty on... Read More
Yes, we’re making fun of movies and calling it a science. Read More
So you’ve heard of 3D printing, where various materials can be “printed” into static shapes based on a virtual model. But what about 4D printing? Read More
Happy Lunar New Year, everyone! This is the year of the Goat (or Sheep, or Ram), and I wish you the best of luck in everything you set your heart on this year. Talking about the best of luck... Read More
My last blog post with a few recommendations and advice for everyone and anyone. Read More
Greetings, fellow sleep-deprived UC San Diego students! My name is Oliver, and I’m a first-year human biology major from Muir College. A bit about myself: I love history, art, literature, culture, and, most importantly, biology... Read More
DANIEL LUSK | BLOGGER | SQ ONLINE (2018-19) Have you noticed all the news about Marie Kondo? I tried watching an episode of “Tidying Up” on Netflix, and honestly, I could not finish it. Something about... Read More
Picture this: The year is 2049. You’re sitting in your swanky San Diego high rise, watching the sunset as you sip on your kombucha (which has now replaced wine in terms of popularity) and listening... Read More