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Half a century ago, Alan Turing disappeared. A true war hero and mathematical genius, Alan Turing is also considered by many today to be the godfather of computer science and one of the precursors of artificial intelligence as a field of study. He radically, and…

Everytime when I am on the subway train, it is hard to see people who are not using smartphone. The world without smartphone is not imaginable anymore. There is a history for world to be shaped in this way, which is not that long but…

I chose Alan Turing after watching the 2014 film The Imitation Game, discovering the significant impact he had on World War II and his relatively unknown contributions. His work as a Computer Scientist, Engineer, Mathematician, and Philosopher lead to the foundation of many current technologies…

Marie Curie “Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.” This famous quote was said by the Polish and naturalized-French physicist and chemist who conducted pioneering research…

Marie Curie, although born into a humble background in Poland as the youngest of five children in a low-income family, went on to revolutionize scientific research and discoveries through her work as a pioneer in the field of radioactivity and the treatment of cancer, thus…

Marie Curie, also known as Marie Skłodowska, was born in Warsaw, Poland. Marie was born into a family of teachers who had a strong belief in education which fueled her motivation and passion to study Physics. In hopes of pursuing her studies, Marie moved to…

Claim Human technology has caused evolution of the human species to stall Research question To what extent has advancements in medicine helped preserve negative genetic mutations in the human gene pool? Rationale In “On the Origin of Species”, Darwin proposed that changes occur in the…

Science and technology have been around since the beginning of time. Since the 17th century science has been playing a significant role in changing people’s perspective of viewing the world. Amongst various scientists, Sir Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin were two of the most influential…

Sir Isaac Newton, who is known by many people as the inventor of calculus, was an English physicist and mathematician “born on January 4, 1643, in Woolsthorpe, Lincolnshire, England”. Although many people may only know Sir Isaac Newton because of his laws of gravity and…

It’s a big-big shoe to fill! If there was a song with that exact line as a title, that would be Robert Hawking’s mantra. If you’re still wondering why, then it’s high time you looked up, Stephen Hawking’s profile ASAP. Robert Hawking is a British…