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Delusion of control
Embarking on a New Journey: Stanford University Class of 2028
Artash Nath, Stanford University This announcement comes a few months late, but I am beyond thrilled to share that I have graduated as a TOPS student from Bloor Collegiate Institute in Toronto and have been admitted to the Stanford University Undergraduate Class of 2028! As an inaugural Rise Scholar, and after an incredible journey through...
Radon Risk ‘Worse Than We Previously Thought’
There's a nearly one in five chance your home contains a dangerous level of radioactive gas. What's it mean, and what can we do? Get the full story Radon Risk ‘Worse Than We Previously Thought’
‘If You Can Find the Funding, Off You Go’
She drifted into research because she saw unaddressed problems, and it blossomed into an award-winning career. Get the full story ‘If You Can Find the Funding, Off You Go’
Adornment
A Prick-Free Way to Watch Your Blood Glucose?
Radar technology previously used in weather satellites could help diabetes patients stay healthy without breaking the skin. Get the full story A Prick-Free Way to Watch Your Blood Glucose?
There Will Be Blood… So Can We Be Safer?
A breakthrough coating can help mitigate the risks that come from blood-contacting medical devices such as catheters and stents. Get the full story There Will Be Blood… So Can We Be Safer?
Idea Diffusion
“Why does that pesky membrane have to be there at all?!” “Maybe because it protects us from all your bad ideas as well?”
