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The Art of Reductionism

Neha Sahota
Famed Russian author Leo Tolstoy once said that “human science fragments everything in order to understand it, kills everything in order to examine it.” While this may seem like a bold statement from someone who... Read More

The Biology of Bulking Up

Lina Lew
With summer break in full force, many people are hitting the gym to achieve their fit summer bodies, striving for perfect 6-pack abs or bulging biceps. Body builders, however, take these fitness goals seriously all-year... Read More

The Evolution of Mental Illness

Neha Sahota
For thousands of years, human history has been characterized by seemingly insurmountable physical challenges such as famine, disease, and warfare to name a few. In the 21st century however, much of the Western world is... Read More

Case for Music

Joseph Oh
By Joseph Oh | SQ Blogger | SQ Online (2020-21) In all of my years of schooling, Mr. B, my math teacher throughout my middle school years influenced me the most to pursue the path... Read More

Breaking Beyond Addiction

Sharanya Sriram
I’ve recently begun my bittersweet journey into the final season of Breaking Bad after the season 4 finale left my head spinning. As my freshman year of college winds down, so does my rollercoaster of... Read More

Slice, Sizzle, Smell 

Mahima Advani
By Mahima Advani | SQ Blogger | SQ Online (2020-21) Ever since I started living by myself in college, I’ve found joy in cooking. In fact, it has transformed into a kind of therapeutic respite... Read More

How Social Mirroring is Fundamentally Integrated in Our Lives

Jenny Namkoong
Ever since I could remember, I was taught to avoid copying other people at all costs. However, what if I told you that you and I were in fact copying everyday? Have you ever noticed... Read More

In It For the Long Haul: Persisting COVID

Allison Kifer
Like a prism of glass held up to light, our perception of the world around us is largely defined by the lens through which we look. The lens of COVID-19 is unprecedented in its ability... Read More

Case for Human Doctors

Joseph Oh
By Joseph Oh | SQ Blogger | SQ Online (2020-21) “ ‘…If you were entering any field now and you had your choice, what field would you go in?’ [Bill] and I both would go... Read More

Knock Knock. WHO’s New ICD Now Has Traditional Chinese Medicine

Rebecca Chen
Isn’t it just delightful when new editions of science textbooks come out every other year? After all, they contain the most updated information from research laboratories, the vanguard of scientific knowledge. The most recent editions... Read More

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Name: Azzaya Munkhbat

Position: SQ Features Design Editor

Major: Cognitive Science, Specialization in Design and Interaction

Year: Junior

Why I joined SQ: SQ was the perfect way for me to work closely with research in an inclusive, collaborative environment while being able to build and improve my design skills. As a transfer student, all of the clubs and organizations on campus were overwhelming to me at first but I am glad to now be part of SQ as a Layout Designer and am excited for the year!

Fun fact about you:I love love neuroscience and any topic relating to the brain and its mechanisms. As a Cognitive Science major, I enjoy learning about the functions of the brain and its applications to my areas of interest, design and technology. Outside of academics, I love watching movies and tv shows, organizing my life, and planning future trips. I also love being active outdoors, which include playing tennis and hiking.

Favorite SQ project you've worked on:I have not worked on a SQ project yet (new to SQ) but I am looking forward to designing the SQ Features Section and working on the Winter and Spring Insiders!

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