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Elizabeth Holmes promised to revolutionise healthcare with Theranos, a company once valued at $9 billion. But behind the story was a dangerous gap between claim and evidence. For students, the Theranos scandal is a powerful lesson in critical thinking, source evaluation and academic argument.
He Jiankui shocked the world by creating the first CRISPR-edited babies. This article explores the science, ethics, and global consequences of gene editing—and what it means for the future of humanity.
Fritz Haber revolutionised agriculture with the Haber–Bosch process but also pioneered chemical warfare. This article explores the ethical contradictions of his legacy and what it means for modern science.
Rosalind Franklin’s work was central to the discovery of DNA, yet her recognition was denied. This article examines how patriarchy in science shapes credit, authority, and the narratives of scientific genius.
Introduction From Quantum Circuits to Cancer Immunity — What This Year’s Laureates Teach Us About Learning, Innovation, and the Human Drive to...