During your time at Georgia Tech, as a STEM major, one of the things that you might choose to do is to TA a class. TAing a class can be extremely rewarding, despite being a lot of work and…
Part of the reward of being a Biomedical Engineer is the opportunity to explore fascinating and cutting-edge work that teaches me new skills and exposes me to unique challenges every semester. Throughout my journey, I’ve learned coding, worked with circuits,…
If you have ever entered into a STEM major at Georgia Tech, or at any other school, you know that it is not easy business. Sleepless nights, tears, wanting to rip your hair out (It’s an expression don’t worry!)…
Antibiotic resistance has increased global deaths by 8% between 1990 and 2021 and is expected to be a leading cause of death by 2050 [1]. Based on projections, 11.1 million deaths due to Antimicrobial Resistance could be prevented if a…
Neural Tube Defects (NTDs) are a type of birth defect that can impact the brain, spine, or spinal cord during the early stages of fetal development (1). Common NTDs that fetuses develop include Spina Bifida, Anencephaly, Encephalocele, and Iniencephaly (5,6).…
Continuing from the previous post, I want to highlight more raps that I have been creating to teach students basic science related topics. In this post, I specifically want to discuss and share Biology-related raps that I have created. While…
I don’t know about you, but I have always had a hard time learning science topics. Many of them are extremely abstract, and theoretical, and I always felt that the professor went so fast in class that I barely had…
Do you remember the days of 2020? Do you remember the uncertainty, the anxiety, and the constantly changing advice? Do you remember waking up every day, checking the news hoping for something better, but just seeing bad news after bad…