An indepth-technological study into why the conspiracy theory that the Chinese government is spying on TikTok users is false. By Shreya Mantripragada & Nika Zamani A multi-billion dollar company, TikTok has infiltrated the lives of billions of individuals worldwide. On August 2, 2018, ByteDance Ltd, a technology company based in China, acquired Musical.ly, TikTok’s predecessor, … Continue reading Debunking Overseas Spyware
Reimagining Psychiatry
Exploring the pros and cons behind psychiatric treatments in addition to the development of the wirelessly charged brain implant to treat the same.
Artemis Mission: The Future of Deep Space Exploration
A breakdown of NASA’s Artemis plan and the components involved, as well as input as to how students can get involved.
From Classroom to Computer – A Look at Remote (STEM) Education
The effects of remote learning on STEM education, the relevance of math and computer science in higher education, and the Monta Vista social climate The pandemic has changed teaching and learning styles alike. Every day, Dr. Sanjeev Bhojraj, Alumni Professor of Asset Management at Cornell University’s Johnson Graduate School, logs online to teach over four … Continue reading From Classroom to Computer – A Look at Remote (STEM) Education
Transforming Carbon Dioxide Into Usable Materials
How is chemistry contributing to the fight against climate change?
Thank You, Jeanette
Bill has had a small chip in his brain for as long as he can remember. Her name is Jeanette, his friend, his only friend. The only person he has ever needed. Her presence is his constant. She is a part of him, to an extent that even he doesn’t understand. By Arnav Rathee The … Continue reading Thank You, Jeanette
Brand Loyalty Versus Blind Loyalty
Comparing the Pixel 4 and the iPhone 11 to examine the actions of consumers on Black Friday.
Technology and the Distractions It Poses in Our Daily Lives
The science behind attention and the brain’s vulnerability to distractions
Reaching Out for the Greater Good
An in-depth look at some of the outreach projects conducted by MVRT
Ethical Hacking: A Risk for Our Community?
By Pooja Vedam Imagine if anything and everything about you — your identity, email address, credit card information — was all stolen by a malevolent hacker. This idea of hacking, commonly publicized as being a malicious action, has been present for decades, ever since the explosion of technology has become more and more well-integrated into … Continue reading Ethical Hacking: A Risk for Our Community?
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