Eliminate Dichotomy in Two Culture
by Right after the Second World War, people started to realize the importance of science and technology. Under such circumstance, the evocation of science and declination …
Literary Culture: Still A Pressing Need of the 21st Century
by As C. P. Snow contributed most of the emergence and enlargement of two cultures to the literary culture supporters, more and more people started to …
Two Parts of A Whole
by According to CP Snow, I belong to one of the two cultures, humanities. My major is Sociology and my minor is Science, Technology and Society. …
Colby’s Two Cultures
by When looking at the world today, I think it is important to focus on our similarities rather than our differences across all cultures, not just …
The Fickle Boons of Industrial Booms
by Industrialization has driven society’s expansion, powering mass production and refinement of products to support expanding populations while creating affordable goods and services for those who …
Science, A Field Of Great Accomplishments But Little Credit (Katz Malcolm 2020)
by The Nobel Peace Price given out in 1962 for Physiology or Medicine was awarded to Francis Crick, James Watson and Maurice Wilkins for their work …
The Brilliant Physicist Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski
by We know that women in science are largely underrepresented and underappreciated. Yet, their contributions to science, technology, and society are undeniable. Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski is …
Fighting an Uphill Battle to Achieve History
by Although there has been a movement of expansion of opportunities for women in science over the last few centuries, the majority of fields of science …
Why Science Exacerbates Gender Roles
by One need not look far, whether online or in books, to come to the conclusion that male contributions to the sciences have historically been valued …
Kate Sessions (1857-1940)
by Kate Sessions was a prominent figure in environmental science in California. She was born in San Francisco in 1857, and her impact was most seen …