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The four major disciplines propelling our students and our society forward; all about education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Campus Exodus: The Great U.S. Brain Drain
In recent months, the signs of a potential exodus from American academia have become increasingly difficult to ignore. As research budgets dwindle, visa restrictions increase and the political climate grows uneasy, scholars both domestic and international are re-evaluating their future in the U.S. A place that once attracted the cream of the world’s intellects is in danger of becoming a departure lounge.
By P. Barua8 months ago in Education
10 Effective ways to memorise everything you learn
In today’s fast-paced world, learning is constant—but retaining what we learn can be a challenge. Whether you're a student, professional, or lifelong learner, knowing how to absorb and retain information effectively can make a significant difference. Here are 10 powerful and science-backed strategies to help you remember everything you learn.
By SophiaSoso8 months ago in Education
Missing person, secret past, cybercrime, etc.
The Silent Cipher It was just another gray Tuesday when Detective Sara Blake received the case. A young woman, Jenna Sinclair, had gone missing without a trace. Her last known whereabouts were her apartment in downtown Denver. Jenna had been a computer programmer, a seemingly quiet woman who kept to herself. No known enemies, no signs of personal strife. The case seemed ordinary at first—until Sara noticed the note.
By ABDU LLAH8 months ago in Education
Trapped in the Spotlight: The Digital Illusion Shaping Our Children’s Future
"The Glitter of TikTok and the Crumbling Future of Our Children" In today’s world, where a child’s hands should be holding a pen, they are instead gripping a smartphone—performing in front of a camera. Where there should be dreams of knowledge, insight, and service in their eyes, there is now an obsession with likes, views, and followers.
By Ikram Ullah8 months ago in Education
The Lie That Grew Too Big
I was eleven when I told the lie. I still remember the way my heart pounded in my chest and how my tongue felt like sandpaper when I said it. It was supposed to be harmless—a quick fix to avoid a little embarrassment. But lies, as I learned, are never small. They grow, feed on fear, and eventually, they swallow you whole.
By Ahmad Malik8 months ago in Education
Improving chemical residue testing is essential to prevent fraud in organic food
Organic food is considered healthy, natural and environmentally friendly all over the world. But is it really completely free of toxic chemicals? Unfortunately, this is not always the case. The presence of chemical residues in organic food is becoming a worrying problem, and this also includes the possibility of fraud. For this reason, recent recommendations from the National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) in the United States could be a very important step in dealing with this problem.
By Arab Shah8 months ago in Education
Honda Rebel 500 Review: Style, Performance & Affordability
Honda Rebel 500: A Perfect Entry-Level Cruiser When it comes to entry-level cruisers, the Honda Rebel 500 is a standout amongst the best choices for both experienced riders and newbies. With its sleek design, accessible power and comfortable handling, the Rebel 500 offers a nice balance of style and performance. Whether you're a beginner looking for your first bike or an experienced rider looking for a lightweight and fun cruiser, the Rebel 500 deserves serious consideration.
By Abu Taher Ali 8 months ago in Education
My Online Success Journey
*When Life Taught Me: 5 Hardships That Strengthened Me* Life's journey is never straightforward. Sometimes it brings smiles, other times tears. People come and go, but at every turn, life teaches us something—patience, hard work, and faith.
By Arman Khan 8 months ago in Education
Raising Children with Wisdom
Parenting is one of the most rewarding yet challenging responsibilities in life. Every parent dreams of raising children who are kind, confident, responsible, and successful. However, this doesn't happen by chance—it requires conscious effort, patience, and a strong foundation of values. The way we nurture and train our children greatly shapes their character and determines how they deal with the world.
By Dr Gabriel 8 months ago in Education
Teaching Microbiology Beyond the Textbook: Real-World Lessons from Waterborne Pathogens
In today’s classrooms, microbiology is often taught through diagrams of cells, textbook definitions, and lists of microbial species. While foundational knowledge is important, it rarely captures the urgency, complexity, or real-world relevance of microorganisms—especially the harmful ones lurking in our environment. To truly inspire and educate students, we need to bring microbiology out of the pages of textbooks and into the realities that affect human health and ecosystems every day.
By Echoes of the Soul8 months ago in Education
The Seasonal Diversity of Bangladesh. AI-Generated.
Bangladesh, a country nestled in the heart of South Asia, is known not only for its rich culture and heritage but also for its remarkable seasonal diversity. Unlike many countries that experience four distinct seasons, Bangladesh enjoys six — each with its own charm, influence, and cultural significance. These seasons are: “Summer (Grishmo), Rainy (Borsha), Autumn (Shorot), Late Autumn (Hemonto), Winter (Sheet),” and “Spring (Boshonto)”. This six-seasonal cycle plays a significant role in shaping the lifestyle, agriculture, economy, and festivals of the country.
By CCS8 months ago in Education
The Truth About the Broken Vase
Leo stood frozen, his eyes wide, his breath stuck in his throat. On the floor lay his mother’s favorite vase—shattered. Dozens of jagged pieces sparkled in the sunlight like tiny shards of guilt.
By Ahmad Malik8 months ago in Education