Why is October 9 Nano Day? (And what does it have to do with scientific notation?)
Happy Nano Day, Everyone! Though you might be looking at me weird if you use the dd/mm dating system, tomorrow
Anxiety can make graduate school feel like an Olympic balance beam
Even if you didn’t watch the Olympics this summer, chances are you heard something about gymnast Simone Biles dropping out
Artivism in Chemistry
How can creative output at the nexus of art and science help with the much-needed efforts to promote diversity in
Why Honeybees Never Ask for Directions
Living in the 21st century, many of us are used to electronic gadgets that make our lives a little easier.
Protein folding, artificial intelligence, and impacts on sustainable nanotechnology
Back in 2016 you might have read about a computer called AlphaGo that beat some of the best Go players
The NSF Center for Sustainable Nanotechnology uses art and story to make the nano world relatable
This post was originally published on the Lifeology blog on March 25th, 2021. Here at Lifeology, we’ve recently been honored
Black History Month Highlights
Last month, in honor of #BlackHistoryMonth, I highlighted notable Black STEMists on Twitter every week day for the month of
Applying to Graduate School: Advice for LGBTQ+ students from the community
Transcript & summary by Emma Bublitz Graduate school applications can be difficult to navigate under the best of circumstances. Each
It’s #BlackinNano Week!
December 7-12, 2020 is #BlackinNano week! This week-long celebration is just one facet of the Black in Nanotechnology organization, co-founded
Celebrating Native American/ Indigenous History Heritage Month with notable STEMists
As I write this, I first want to acknowledge the land the University of Minnesota is on. These are the
