Humour Me Some Math! Getting funny with Science Communication
Can scientists use humour in science communication and benefit from increased engagement of the non scientific audience? Can we make math funny?
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Ushanandini Mohanraj
A modern pathologist: Artificial Intelligence
Ada, a curious seven-year-old, looks outside the window. It is a relatively humid day in Mansa, a city in northern Zambia, but it appears as though it isn’t going to rain for a couple of hours. Ignorant of the threat lurking around her, Ada happily leaves her house excited to play. Just as she reaches her friends, she suddenly slap
The story of a man, some rats, a virus, and a cancer
While the Polish man battled for his life, something intriguing was happening in a lab 800 km away at the University of Heidelberg, Germany. Dr. Jean Rommelaere and his team were engrossed in a particular experiment.
Strange looking viruses and their super hosts – The archaea
Illustration by Ushanandini Mohanraj Nearly 3.5 billion years ago, our planet had extreme temperatures and was predominantly covered with water. The hostile environment was devoid of oxygen and high in… Read More »Strange looking viruses and their super hosts – The archaea
Are we ready to face a zombie virus? Lessons from the sars cov2 pandemic
Even though this appears to be a typical scene from a zombie movie, this, in reality, represents a scene from real life two years ago,
My Y Science story: A curiosity-driven journey into the world of science, innovation and entrepreneurship
On the cold and dark winter morning of December 1, 2021, I woke up with a strange feeling. As I was getting ready to leave my apartment, nervousness and excitement… Read More »My Y Science story: A curiosity-driven journey into the world of science, innovation and entrepreneurship