Stem Cells: What Are They and Should Scientists Keep Using Them?
By Maria Somova, Year 12, Stem Cells are the only type of cells that are able to self-renew, and recreate, or become…
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By Maria Somova, Year 12, Stem Cells are the only type of cells that are able to self-renew, and recreate, or become…
By Emre Emirbayer (Y12) Throughout the course of civilization, war and conflict have been unavoidable features in the organization of…
By Dariga Atayeva, Year 12 Have you ever wondered how bread is made? Where the smell comes from? And what…
By Chuyin Jin, Year 12 Have you ever wondered where and how your behaviour is shaped? Is it determined by…
By Blaise Dupont, Year 12 Mental health is one of the key aspects to our overall well-being, and easily one…
By Anatole Tahintzi, Year 12 Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) are devices that can facilitate direct communication between the brain and electronic…
By Anatole Tahintzi, Year 12 Progeria, also called Hutchinson-Gilford Progeria Syndrome (HGPS), is an extremely rare genetic disorder, affecting approximately…
By Sophie Aubakirova, Year 12 Vaccinations are an essential tool for preventing the spread of infectious diseases. By introducing a…
By Anatole Tahintzi, Year 12 It may sound like science fiction, but artificial organs are becoming an ever more real…