Story Time
The Conspiracy of the 12 Scientists!
Missing and dead. Where did they go, and what happened? That is probably what you are wondering, and so am I. Say their names:...
Children Response to Conflicting Information
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Ghost Tour Observation
Recently, the STEMComm VIP team took part in the Atlanta Science Festival in March 2026. We...
Strange Insect Encounter: The Human Instinct
Labor Day Encounter
On Labor Day this year, I visited West Point Dam, Georgia for a small family picnic. It’s supposedly a good spot for...
The Future of Touch: How Neural Networks are Revolutionizing Prosthetics
You might be familiar with The Amazing Spiderman where Dr. Connors, the villain, has an amputated arm. He tests reptilian DNA to see how...
A Tiny Frog with a Mighty Voice – The Puerto Rican...
On my spring break trip to Puerto Rico, I had the opportunity to explore El Yunque National Forest and listen to the calls of...
Atlanta Science Festival – The Amazing Race
It’s interesting that my journey with STEMComm began with a reflection on the Atlanta Science Festival, and now, as I wrap up my final...
Electrophysiological … Age? – The Implications of an Observed...
Every year, Georgia Tech’s STEMcomm Vertically Integrated Project (VIP), a project group centered around enhancing public understanding and enthusiasm for science through writing, exhibits,...
What is Computational Media? – Retrospective from a Graduating Senior
What is Computational Media? This is a question I have been asking myself for practically every year I've been at Georgia Tech. The truth...
So You Hate Your Major… Now What?
Imposter syndrome is a phrase that many people in academia are uniquely familiar with. The feeling that maybe you aren’t smart enough for your...
Diary of an Undergraduate Thesis: The Finale
This is a continuation of my first article from last semester where I started my undergraduate thesis writing process. You can find that here.
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