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StudentDisaster Medicine: What Is It?Hurricane Harvey, Cyclone Idai, the World Trade Center bombing, the Beirut explosion. These are all examples of both natural and... Read More
StudentI’ll Be Back: Reintroducing Endangered SpeciesThe biosphere – a term that defines the unique status of our world as a reservoir of life for millions... Read More
StudentMidterms, Essays, Labs, Oh My!An Exhausting Cycle Your room is dim, lit only by the bright light of your laptop and the soft pearly... Read More
StudentMove Over, COVID: Meet The PlagueFor many of us, the COVID-19 outbreak is our first experience with a global pandemic. However, this is hardly the... Read More
StudentCOVID-19’s Effect on the Environment: Blessing or Curse?The Bosphorus in Istanbul is one of the busiest marine trade routes in the world. Cargo ships and fishermen alike... Read More
StudentMind Control Madness with Toxoplasma gondiiWe’re all familiar with the dynamic between the famous Tom and Jerry. It’s a simple one: Jerry the mouse always... Read More