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The Cornell Seven

Before acknowledging the horrific acts of these seven Cornell students, I find myself irritated of the name. The monicker follows an example set in which we insinuate the party involved is wrongly convincted: the Central Park 5, Birmingham 6, etc. The Cornell 7 should not be on to follow that naming convention. They're not seven: they're a group full of terrifying r*pists. As a high school senior applying to colleges myself, the thought of a young student working so incredibl

AI, and everything

I don't recall ever hearing the letters "A" and "I" being placed next to each other in conversation, in such quick succession as well that they seem to spill out as one word before 2022. And for some reason, I remember the first time that I did. It was Novemeber, and I remember I had a trip to India planned for about three weeks out of the current day. Mentally checked out, responsibilities on the "new year, new me" burner, I placed a history report for the DAR on my teacher'

The 20 Amino Acids

The protein in that Power protein shake comes from there.

AP Biology Study Guide: An Incoming 8-Part-Series

Students! The month is July, which means in around one year from now, you'll be getting your results for the 2027 AP Season exams. The calendar moves like clockwork (is that a pun or a painfully obvious repitition of the concept of "time"), and according to schedule, students begin their classes and preparing for the AP test as early as August or September when school starts, take the exam in May, and receive their scores in July, after around two full months of AP graders me

From Skid Row to the Slums: the Wealth Gap as Seen in LA & Mumbai

The countries might be on different continents, but the wealth gaps are on disturbingly similar levels. Next to a glamorous, shallow, and hopeful Hollywood you have a row of individuals who have lives, brains, and souls, yet are capacitated to a living situation that strips them of any stable location, many times for reasons that are out of their control.

2025 Wrapped: My Own Computational Biology Projects!

In the weeks between Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years' Day, the most common phrase I hear is "time flies!", and boy oh boy do I believe those two words now. 2025 was a whirlwind of a year that flew by in a moment! I remember being in New York City on New Years' Eve last year, celebrating the beginning of 2025 with thousands of strangers in the city, and now, we're just a week and a half away from 2026.

journey of an aspiring computational biology scientist

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