Metals Have Character Too!
Whether in the form of cars, planes, or household appliances, we interact with metals almost every day. Despite…
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Micro Expressions: The Truth Is in the Face
Have you ever seen someone who, for a split second, looked happy when they weren’t supposed to? What…
Nanotechnology in Issus Coleoptratus
Long before human beings started using them in machinery, gear systems that worked through mechanical interaction existed in…
Qalaq (Passion)
Literally meaning boredom with the place where one is and with the surrounding conditions, feeling discomfort as if…
Interfaith Dialogue: Reflections from Korea
Interfaith Dialogue is critical to the future of a peaceful world. It cultivates understanding and peace between groups…
Counting Your Blessings
How many integers are there from 1 to 9 inclusive? Well, even if you are one of those…
Experiencing Awe at the Wonder of Existence
A lot of people think religion and science are incompatible. Advances in technology have led famed atheists like…
From Finite to Infinity
Think of all the things you wanted but couldn’t have All the things you could have but didn’t want The bundle…
The Age of My Daughter, Manya; or The “Butterfly” Effect
The century overboard How do I think history will record the 21st century? As we always record the…
Stem Education and Why It Is Important for Countries’ Global Leadership
STEM, as some of you might know, stands for science, technology, education, and mathematics. STEM education is usually described…
Zawq and ‘Atash (Pleasure and Thirst)
Meaning the feeling of happiness and satisfaction, and enjoyment and amusement, zawq (pleasure) in Sufi terminology is one…
The Watermelon Towel – Generosity Contentment Anticipation
Back when winter was its deepest and darkest, she would sometimes see it on the shelf when she…
The Moods of the Heart
In different belief systems and cultures, the heart is associated with deep meanings. Despite this history, modern medicine…
Beloved Giver
Love exists in forms that diminish with the touch of reality and disintegrate into memories: I would be…
A History of Science in World Cultures – Interview with Alok Kumar
Alok Kumar is professor of physics at the State University of New York, Oswego. His publications include Science…