Articles for category: Material Science, News

Mushroom

Can Mushrooms Really Replace Plastic and Leather? The Answer Will Blow Your Mind

Suhail Ahmed

Imagine a time when mushrooms will make your shoes, handbag, even phone cover rather than synthetic plastics or animal hides. Though it sounds like science fiction, researchers at McMaster University have opened a radical new frontier in sustainable materials using an improbable hero: the modest split gill mushroom (Schizophyllum commune). Having more than 23,000 genetic ...

Secret Cinema presents Back to the Future.

From Jurassic Park to Interstellar: 9 Movie Scientists Who Shaped Pop Science

Trizzy Orozco

Imagine sitting in a darkened theater, popcorn in hand, heart pounding as a scientist on screen unlocks the secrets of dinosaurs, black holes, or genetic codes. From the wild-eyed dreamers of Jurassic Park to the stoic explorers of Interstellar, movie scientists have fueled our collective imagination, inspired heated dinner-table debates, and sometimes even nudged real-world ...

Data: The Lifeblood of Intelligent Machines

Civilizations Rebooted: What Would We Remember After a Global Tech Crash?

Trizzy Orozco

Picture this: you wake up tomorrow and every screen is dark, every server is silent, and the internet has vanished like a dream. Your smartphone is nothing more than an expensive paperweight. The digital world that holds our memories, our knowledge, and our connections has simply… disappeared. It sounds like science fiction, but this nightmare ...

A vibrant comet with a glowing tail traversing the starry night sky, showcasing the wonders of the universe.

How Ancient Stardust Found in Meteorites Rewrites Our Timeline of the Universe

Trizzy Orozco

On a chilly morning, a meteorite shatters the silence of an empty field, scattering fragments older than Earth itself. But inside those meteorite shards lies something even more astonishing—grains of stardust that predate our Sun, our planet, and even the solar system. These tiny celestial specks have journeyed across billions of years and countless light-years ...