DNA, otherwise formally known as Deoxyribonucleic Acid. It’s one of the most important, unifying parts of biology (at least for biology on Earth) that almost everyone on Planet Earth is aware of. (Yes, I’m talking to YOU in particular. You know who you are.) Denying its crucial place in biology is like trying to convince […]
The DNA Movie Studio (Biometaphors) Read More »
Ottawa: known for being the capital of Canada, the birthplace of Justin Trudeau, the seventh coldest world capital, as well as sixth world capital I’ve ever visited in my life. (SIX SEVEN.) That’s where we were headed for the fourth day of CANEDA; coming up today was a two-hour drive through Quebec into the famous
CANEDA, Part 7 – Exploring Montreal and Ottawa Read More »
Cells. No matter how bad you think you are at biology, you’ve almost definitely heard of cells. These are one of the most fundamental units in biology, but they can also prove to be some of the most complicated things that the universe has to offer. They’ve got dozens of different organelles that many of
If The Cell Was A House (Biometaphors) Read More »
As it turns out, The Underground City is not the crazy subterranean fantasy-land you’re probably imagining in your head when you think of an “Underground City.” In fact, a lot of it isn’t even subterranean, but it is definitely something worth checking out. It’s got miles and miles of commercial zones, hundreds of restaurants and
CANEDA, Part 6 – Exploring Montreal’s Greatest Attractions!!! Read More »
Well, it’s called “CANEDA” for a reason, and the “New England” phase of this trip is officially over. The CANADA phase of this trip was about to begin, and with it, dozens of interesting experiences were on the way. Montreal, as it turned out, was still pretty far from the border with Canada. After
CANEDA, Part 5 – Montreal Sightseeing Read More »
There would be one more stop in New Hampshire before we started our three hours in Vermont. Near the border where we crossed was a small town called Hanover, home of a well-known college called Dartmouth, which is part of the exclusive Ivy League Group and is very unique for its location in the
CANEDA, Part 4: The Journey Through Vermont Read More »
I’ll be honest— the night before I thought we were completely done with Boston; we’d seen the Boston Common, two of its most prestigious universities (Harvard and MIT, both of which are globally renowned), and the frighteningly vast skyline that towered over the New England coast. Turns out that before we left to head to
CANEDA, Part 3: The Journey Through New Hampshire Read More »
Proteins Biomolecules, but it’s a Friend Group When someone says the word “biomolecule” to you, you might be quick to imagine some fancy science terms or some super-obscure diagram. You might think of some diverse field of study with lots of intricacies and complex concepts that you’ll never be able to understand. And it is
The Macromolecule Personality Test (BioMetaphors) Read More »
Boston is known for a lot of things. It’s known for being a central part of early American History. It’s known for having some of the most legendary university names known to man. It’s known for historical architecture, food and drink, and walkable streets. Over the next two days, I’d discover why Boston was
CANEDA, Part 2 – One Day In Boston Read More »
Day 1: “Chinatown” San Diego→ Nashville → Boston Yes, I’m aware that this new post is called “CANEDA”, not “CANADA”. That isn’t a typo. There will be some discussion of my travels to Canada in this next trip I’m documenting on “Inside A Wandering Mind”. That’s why it’s called CANEDA, after all, but when trying
CANEDA, Day 1: “Chinatown” Read More »