Ever thought about why you laugh when you’re tickled? Do you pop your knuckles and wonder whether or not that’s actually bad for you? (Surprise, it's not.) Or have you always wanted to catch up with the latest scientific breakthroughs but never found the time to do so? Well, you’ve come to the right place.
For students who used to, still do, or want to like science, DnA is for you. Don’t worry, we’re not like the typical professors and teachers; we don't talk textbook. Hosted by 4 current international IB students, our podcast aims to deliver and popularize science in a fresh and dynamic way.
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Ever thought about why you laugh when you’re tickled? Do you pop your knuckles and wonder whether or not that’s actually bad for you? (Surprise, it's not.) Or have you always wanted to catch up with the latest scientific breakthroughs but never found the time to do so? Well, you’ve come to the right place.
For students who used to, still do, or want to like science, DnA is for you. Don’t worry, we’re not like the typical professors and teachers; we don't talk textbook. Hosted by 4 current international IB students, our podcast aims to deliver and popularize science in a fresh and dynamic way.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Since what seems like the beginning of time—well, 430 B.C. to be exact—pandemics have transformed countries from a state of content tranquility to ruthless turmoil.
Fast forward to 2020, and we have yet to overcome the latest calamity: COVID-19. Since December of last year, the recent coronavirus has started to spread across the globe, reaching countries like the United States, Japan, and even India. Sadly, many experts predict that a global pandemic such as COVID-19 will not be the last.
In this podcast episode, we help you to properly understand the appropriate measures to survive a pandemic crisis— through the eyes of a scientist.
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