Petrichor: The smell of nature or chemistry
This monsoon when you smell the rain don’t forget to question yourself, “ Is it the smell of nature or the smell of chemistry?”
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The Mandela Effect
Did you grow up playing monopoly with your family? If you did, then do you remember the monopoly man on the front of the box? Does he have a monocle or not?
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Modelling Diseases with Python
In this article we go over one of the most basic models for diseases, the SEIR model. Not only will we delve into the mathematics that goes into modelling and simulation, we also develop our own model in Python and solve it using little reliance on external libraries.
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Facial Recognition for Kids of all Ages
In this 3-part article series, complex topics are broken down for beginners to understand. The contents are: 1 — Facial detection, 2 — Facial recognition, 3 — Face recognition in Python
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COVID-19: An Overview
Today, almost the entire world is in complete lockdown, quarantined and isolated from the outside world. The Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) or infamously known as COVID-19 has plagued the entire world with almost 2 million confirmed cases worldwide and 100,000 deaths.
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Li-Fi: The Data Communication Technology of The Future
Wireless Fidelity or WiFi has been the standard data communication technology for the last decade. But with increasing data consumption and a need for faster bandwidth will the technology survive ? Who will replace it ? and most interestingly What Medium do we pick to send our data ?
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Special Relativity
Prerequisites: Understanding of differentials Knowledge of Newtonian Mechanics Integration by SubstitutionClick the link below to access the file. Special Relativity
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Plastic Pyrolysis: Turning Plastic to Energy
Abstract: In 1950, the world’s population of 2.5 billion produced 1.5 million tons of plastic; in 2016, a global population of more than 7 billion people produced over 320 million tons of plastic, and half of that is just single use plastic. [1] This is set to double by 2034. More than 8 million tonnes […]
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