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Science
Technology
Quantum Computing: the Revolution Beyond Silicon Chips
Edited by Keith Poon. Imagine this for a second: when you flip a coin, it will either land on heads or tails, right? But what if we had a...
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ChatGPT- our new friend or hidden enemy?
Edited by Lizzy Yee. In the early days of computing, machines were primarily used for carrying out daily tasks like calculations, while...
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Taking 'Power' Walking Quite Literally
Edited by Kimberley Chee. Energy can neither be destroyed, nor can it be created. It can simply be transformed from one form to another....
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Engineering
Superbatteries and How They Will Revolutionise Electric Vehicles
Edited by Amelia Gross. Back in 2015, the United Nations introduced the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which I believe many of...
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Blood in the water: Deepwater Horizon from a chemical engineering perspective
Edited by Amelia Gross. At 9:41 pm on the 20th of April 2010, the lights blew out on the Deepwater Horizon oil rig. Roars of mechanical...
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Solar Cells: Silicon Cells VS Quantum Dot Cells
Edited by Kimberley Chee. As the world transitions to a more sustainable future, coupled with constantly advancing technology, it is...
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Mathematics
Unlocking the Secrets of Time: A Bayesian Journey Through Time Series
Edited by Dheeraj Singh. Bayesian and Time Series…Why Not Both? Imagine peering into the future, not with a dusty crystal ball, but with...
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Game Theory and the Prisoner's Dilemma
Edited by Keith Poon. Game theory is a branch of deeply rooted applied mathematics that provides a framework for analysing situations and...
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What are Imaginary Numbers?
Edited by Kimberley Chee. Introduction Many of us would have heard this in our journey of learning mathematics: “this is a complex area...
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