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If I asked you to think of some “scary” or “creepy” animals, what sorts of creatures would you think of? From tiny bats to massive sharks, there are plenty of animals considered by most people to be “creepy” or even…
Introduction: A Breakthrough in Tattooing In a groundbreaking scientific advancement, researchers at the Georgia Tech have introduced painless and bloodless tattoos using microneedle patch technology. This innovative approach aims to make medical tattoos more accessible and create new possibilities for…
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made remarkable strides in generating jokes, but the burning question remains: Can AI truly comprehend humor? In this exploration, we delve into the scientific challenges posed to AI models through tasks derived from the New Yorker…
Oreo cookies, beloved for their delicious combination of creamy filling and wafer layers, have become the subject of a scientific study exploring the mechanical mysteries behind their unique properties. Researchers at MIT have delved into the science of Oreo cookies,…
Senescence and Telomeres Biological aging, scientifically known as senescence, involves changes in an organism’s biology after maturity. Telomeres, repetitive DNA sequences at chromosome ends, play a crucial role in preventing DNA damage during cell division (Urdaneta, 2023). Imagine them…
Autonomous vehicles (or “self-driving cars”) was once a fantasy only seen in sci-fi shows and little kid’s drawings; but today, they are rapidly becoming a reality. There have been major advancements in technology over the last 20 years and the…
Fueled by misinformation, transgender healthcare has become a flashpoint of political controversy in recent years. Here at Charged, we’re going to debunk the myths and get down to the science to understand how transgender healthcare works, why it’s important, and…
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).…