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Welcome to my blog! I’m Pinyu, and I’m a Computational Biology student at Stanford University who aspires to work in global health one day. On my blog, I hope to share my journey throughout college and explore the world of science, so be sure to look out for posts about school tips and advice, science news, and more!
Featured on the Blog…
Meat Glue Is Safe For You, Here’s Why
The food industry has often been under scrutiny for deceptive practices, and this time, it’s about meat glue. Many are questioning how safe it is,…
History of Racism in Medical Research
Thousands of protesters line the streets of cities around the United States, demanding equality and the end of police brutality for African-Americans. When we think…
Donating Organs for Money: Ethical or Not?
Currently, there are around 114,000 people on the waiting list for an organ transplant in the United States alone, and everyday, 20 people die due…
From Food to Humans: Is Genetic Engineering Safe?
With a new age of technology, many controversies surround the issues of high-tech science that have a direct impact on our lives. An example of…
Why Cloning Endangered Species Isn’t The Solution
Since 1970, the animal populations have declined around 60%. This is devastating as a decline in a species’ population could have a tremendous impact on…