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Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineering

By: Samary Velasquez, journalist
Chemical engineering involves creating products from raw materials using chemical reactions.
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Telesurgery’s Protection of Surgeons

By: Clara Steffens, Journalist
Surgery is hard, and surgeons make lots of mistakes. What if there was a way we could prevent mistakes in surgical procedures?
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The Importance of Shear Walls

The Importance of Shear Walls

By: Esah Sheikh, Journalist
The future of construction is changing, and as more projects are built new designs come. Shear walls are efficient designs to have a secure foundation and to prevent casualties like wind and earthquakes to knock down buildings.
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The Impact of Poverty on the U.S.

By: Kairui Zhao, Journalist
Poverty has a big impact on the United States in many ways. It affects society in different ways and keeps disadvantages going.
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New Advancements in Avalanche Prevention Technology in Colorado

By: Will Cicale, Journalist

On December 10th, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) had announced and confirmed the installation and successful testing of their new avalanche mitigation equipment. It was installed on Red...

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Why Is Iceland The Safest Country In The World?

By: Zymaia Mendes, Journalist
When it comes to safety, Iceland is the country that comes to mind. Iceland consistently ranks as one of the safest nations on the planet. From low crime rates to a strong social safety net Iceland has been outstanding in protecting its civilians.
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Australian Researchers Are Developing A Blood Test To Detect Sleepy Drivers

Australian Researchers Are Developing A Blood Test To Detect Sleepy Drivers

By: Sydney Kiffney, Journalist
A team of researchers led by the Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health at Monash University identified five biomarkers in the blood that can see if an individual has been awake for 24 hours. If this study goes well, vehicle crashes could dramatically decrease.
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The Ring Door Bell

By: Eric Ji, Journalist
The Ring door bell has been perfected and redesigned over the course of years ever since it was released in 2014.  New features are constantly being added to the Ring door bell in order to improve safety for the user.  
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What You Need to Know Before Getting a BMX Bike

By: Rohan Telhan, Journalist
Your checklist for BMX buyers.
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About The Blue Whale Challenge And Similar Games

By: Marija Petrushevska, Journalist
The Blue Whale Challenge is a game that has but lives in danger. As well other similar games.
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MRI Machines: Behind The Scenes

By: Matteo Compart, Journalist
On July 3, 1977, the first MRI Exam was conducted on a human. The use of MRI Machines went up a lot over time and still continues to rise.
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Why Seatbelts in School Buses are a Bad Idea

By: Aidan Bishop, Journalist
Why don't school busses have seatbelts? Well there are actually a lot of reasons why they would do more harm than good.
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