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Science is All Greek to me! Understanding Scientific Jargon

By Contributor|2022-12-13T02:48:23+08:00December 6, 2022|Not Exactly Peer Review|

Has that thought ever crossed your mind? That learning about science is equivalent to understanding Greek? Well, you are absolutely right, because many words used in science have either Greek or Latin origins. [...]

Complete Guide to All 37 FDA New Drug Approvals in 2022

By Sean|2023-01-03T11:30:13+08:00November 30, 2022|Discovery To Market|

It’s that time of the year again as we walk you through the FDA new drug approvals over the past twelve months. [...]

Empowering Youths in the Fight Against Climate Change

Contributor2023-03-10T23:48:38+08:00March 20, 2023|

Are Distributed Computing Systems Like Folding@home Becoming Redundant?

Sean2023-03-11T13:16:58+08:00March 15, 2023|

Are Your Experiments Failing? You Might Be on Track to Win a Nobel Prize

Clari2023-03-05T11:09:31+08:00March 10, 2023|

Demystifying AI in Drug Discovery: Chemical Synthesis

Marina2023-03-04T11:31:47+08:00March 5, 2023|

The Patent System is Poorly Optimized for Medicine, Here’s Why

Sean2023-02-18T16:03:41+08:00February 28, 2023|

The Cool(ing) Chemistry of Computer Thermal Paste

Sean2023-02-08T23:18:08+08:00February 24, 2023|

Is Open Access Really the Ideal Future for Academic Publishing?

Sean2023-02-04T18:30:09+08:00February 20, 2023|

Barbiturates—The Rise and Fall of the First Sleeping Pills

Sean2023-01-30T15:22:22+08:00February 16, 2023|

Empowering Youths in the Fight Against Climate Change

Contributor2023-03-10T23:48:38+08:00March 20, 2023|

Are Distributed Computing Systems Like Folding@home Becoming Redundant?

Sean2023-03-11T13:16:58+08:00March 15, 2023|

Are Your Experiments Failing? You Might Be on Track to Win a Nobel Prize

Clari2023-03-05T11:09:31+08:00March 10, 2023|

Demystifying AI in Drug Discovery: Chemical Synthesis

Marina2023-03-04T11:31:47+08:00March 5, 2023|

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