PinnedHow the Largest Machine in the World Looks LikeExplore the thrill of visiting the largest particle accelerator located 100 metres underground at CERN, SwitzerlandSep 12, 2021Sep 12, 2021
Published inLittle Things That Matter6 Ways To Address Racism at its CoreRevelations that make us think we all have been at least a little racist at some pointJul 19, 2020Jul 19, 2020
Published inLittle Things That MatterDon’t Call It White Privilege While Talking About Black Lives MatterBecause it defeats the whole pointJun 7, 2020Jun 7, 2020
Water Crisis During Corona Crisis — It’s Not Over YetWater stations are getting shut down during the coronavirus pandemic — a necessary evil — taking a toll at many water-scarce countriesJun 3, 2020Jun 3, 2020
Published inLittle Things That MatterStory of an Intern During the Corona CrisisHow life of an international student stuck abroad might be even worse during the corona outbreak. Here’s why.Mar 24, 2020Mar 24, 2020
My Face, My RightBreaking down the social implications of facial recognition technologyFeb 5, 2020Feb 5, 2020
Published inLittle Things That MatterFrom Ignorance to Actually Thinking About Environment: My time at United Nations G-STIC 2019I woke up one morning to an email from Nova Blooms in my inbox. My friend, Ingrid Tenekam from Cameroon had given herself a cool nickname.Dec 1, 2019Dec 1, 2019
Published inLittle Things That MatterA Buddy in GermanyThey say change is the only constant. But it doesn’t make it less scary. It hit me when I was 18 before I came to Germany.Nov 6, 2019Nov 6, 2019
Published inAuthenticsHow Diwali Felt Outside IndiaI smiled. I knew it was me. I got up early today. My lecture started at 8:30 as usual but I wanted to choose what I want to wear for theOct 31, 2019Oct 31, 2019
“I don’t see tuition fee as the right tool”: An Interview with Professor MegillHochschule Rhein-Waal professor William Megill sheds some light on important student issues such as tuition fees and shares some cool…Oct 19, 2019Oct 19, 2019