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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Ways to Apply it
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a widely used and evidence-based form of psychotherapy that focuses on the connection between...
Nicole Luk
13 minutes ago3 min read


A guide to a strong immune system
“A healthy body leads to a healthy mind.” But how do we keep ourselves healthy? With our busy routines, we barely get enough time to take...
Snigdha Suresh
13 minutes ago1 min read


The Founding Fathers of Sociology
Sociology is the scientific study of human interaction and society in general. The subjects in sociology are diverse, from religion,...
Darnamell Latis
2 days ago2 min read


Apoptosis: Organised Cell Death
Sometimes, as a highly complex and intricate organism, your body needs to kill your own cells. Wait, what? Hold on, let me explain....
Danielle Tan
2 days ago7 min read


Stanford Prison Experiment and Its Relationship to Ethical Psychological Research
You may have heard about the infamous Stanford prison experiment. Why is it still important and relevant today? The Stanford prison...
Lauren Kim
4 days ago4 min read


The Changing Definition of Family in the 21st Century
What does family mean to you? Family can mean very different things to different people, even those with similar family structures. As...
Anessa Lau
4 days ago2 min read


Through the Wall: The Mind-Bending Physics of Quantum Tunneling
Have you ever thrown a ball at a wall and wished it could just... pass through? In our everyday world, that’s impossible. But in the...
Pushpam Panda
7 days ago5 min read


Dreams, Delusions, and Parallel Lives: What Psychology Says About Alternate Realities
It begins with a choice. Not a grand one—just the kind you’d face on a rainy Tuesday. Do you take the safe route, or the risky one? Do...
Urvee Nikam
7 days ago4 min read


Can Alzheimer's Be Caused By Viruses?
A Silent Foe Since its discovery in 1906, Alzheimer's has been the most common form of dementia in most countries around the world. In...
Aloysius Lim
May 103 min read


Will cancer ever be cured?
Cancer is a disease characterized by the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells in the body. If left untreated, it can invade...
Charlene Kwan
May 104 min read


The 3 Ps of Self-Sabotage: Perfectionism, Paralysis, and Procrastination
In a society obsessed with constant self-optimisation, it’s no surprise that perfectionism is on the rise—spanning industries from...
Yurino Hisamori
May 84 min read


Localisation of Cognitive Functions in relation to the parts of the brain
Ever wondered what would happen if you damaged a certain part of their brain such as the frontal lobe, a region directly responsible for...
Kary Zhu
May 84 min read


Floating Buildings? A Look Into Amphibious Constructions
Floating buildings are architectural wonders designed to float on a body of water, often used for homes and businesses. They’re built on...
Ffion Collins
May 62 min read


Time-Travel : Fact or fiction?
Time travel fiction tends to spin our concepts of cause and effect. In fiction and physics, these spins are paradoxes –...
Manshi Satpathy
May 64 min read


How Different Materials Impact Solar Energy Efficiency?
Introduction Solar energy is a type of renewable energy which uses sunlight to generate electricity, and has already gained significant...
Jihyuk Jung
May 44 min read


Damping Oscillations!
You may think of oscillations as something that goes on forever, and ever, and ever, and ever… Until the end of time, possibly? No! There...
Skyler Siu
May 43 min read


Can AI Be Creative? Exploring the Ghibli Trend
AI is stepping into the art world, evolving from just computer code. Tools like Midjourney and Stable Diffusion enable people to create...
Nagma Khatoon
May 22 min read


The Mandela Effect: How Collective False Memories Shape Our Reality
Do you remember the Monopoly guy having a monocle? Or Pikachu with a black-tipped tail? Or maybe Nelson Mandela dying in prison sometime...
Jiya Kamat
May 23 min read


Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapy for Solid Tumours
T-cells are a type of white blood cells. T-cells have the capacity to recognise abnormal cells, and then destroy these abnormal cells....
Valerie Wan
Apr 305 min read


Gentle Touch: Humanity’s Quick Fix For A Fuzzy Feeling
A picture may be worth a thousand words, but gentle touch seems to be worth innumerable. Whether it is administered through the form of a...
Onyiu Wong
Apr 304 min read
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