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Making Science Interesting & Attainable using Pop Culture as a Tool

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Maximizing Engagement & Providing Resources for STEM Educators

Making Science Interesting & Attainable
Maximizing Engagement for STEM Educators

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Science Class: The Flash’s Hypothermia

Science Class: The Flash’s Hypothermia

DC Comics’ latest event storyline has been Endless Winter, a fun story tying Viking-era history (and heroes) into the present day with the threat of the Frost King. The event is co-written by Andy Lanning and Ron Marz, and drawn by a host of artists across its...

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Science Class: Patsy Walker & Lichtenberg Figures

Science Class: Patsy Walker & Lichtenberg Figures

Real quick - new Iron Man series by Christopher Cantwell and Cafu. Issue #3: Korvac is back. As part of that reveal, both Iron Man and Patsy Walker (aka Hellcat) got hit by a massive bolt of lightning, directed at them by the aforementioned Korvac.  How bad was it? ...

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A Little Virus 101…

A Little Virus 101…

Despite all of the world’s focus being on one (or two) viruses at the present moment, it may be easy to think there are only a handful of different types around. Yeah - that’s really not true.  Volume-wise - there are an estimated 1031 viruses on earth. That’s a...

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Into the Brain with the Atom!

Into the Brain with the Atom!

The Atom can shrink. It...goes with the name, I guess.  Over the decades, there have been several “Atoms” in DC Comics’ stories. A quick rundown starts with Al Pratt in the Golden Age (who couldn’t shrink, but was short and packed an “atomic” punch), to Ray Palmer...

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COVID-19 – Herd Immunity vs. Natural Selection?

COVID-19 – Herd Immunity vs. Natural Selection?

Herd immunity is still in the news, and occasionally, it’s being conflated with something else seen in large groups: natural selection.  They’re not the same thing.  One’s for now, one’s for later.  Herd Immunity: Something for Now As I explained a little while back,...

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