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Science & People Mar 25, 2026

Aziz Sancar

by Pınar Sert

The inspiring story of Aziz Sancar — from a small village in Mardin to a Nobel Prize in Chemistry for groundbreaking research on DNA repair mechanisms.

STEM & Business Mar 24, 2026

STEM and Trust: Building Science-Based Brands

by Asya Şahin

How science-based thinking makes brands more credible. In a world where consumers demand authenticity, STEM is not just an advantage — it's a necessity.

Science Mar 24, 2026

From Tragedy to Breakthrough

by Hamd Minullah

How some of history's greatest scientific discoveries were born not from ambition alone, but from tragedy — and the resilience of those who refused to give up.

Innovation Mar 24, 2026

The Cost of Innovation

by Hamd Minullah

Progress always comes at a price. This blog explores the ethical, social, and economic costs that come alongside technological breakthroughs.

Environment Mar 24, 2026

Losing Nature in the Digital World

by Abdullah Oğuz

As screens consume more of our time, our connection to nature fades. This blog examines how digital life is distancing us from the natural world — and what we can do about it.

Environment Mar 24, 2026

Connecting with Nature: Small Steps, Big Impact

by Abdullah Oğuz

Small, simple actions can rebuild our bond with nature. From mindful walks to growing a plant, reconnecting with the natural world starts with a single step.

Biology Mar 23, 2026

Is Evolution Still Happening?

by Elif Eda Kesgin

Evolution didn't stop with the dinosaurs. From antibiotic-resistant bacteria to city-dwelling animals, evolution is happening all around us — right now.

Space Mar 23, 2026

Astronauts' Life in Space: 5 Surprising Facts

by Elif Eda Kesgin

Life in space is nothing like on Earth. From floating while you sleep to experiencing 16 sunrises a day — discover the extraordinary daily realities aboard the ISS.

Technology Mar 19, 2026

How Does AI Actually Learn?

by Muhammad Ali Waheed

Machine learning sounds magical, but there's real science behind it. This blog breaks down how AI systems learn from data — in simple terms anyone can understand.

Mathematics Mar 19, 2026

Where Did Number Theory Come From?

by Muhammad Ali Waheed

Numbers are fundamental to everything we know. But where did the formal study of numbers begin? A journey through the fascinating origins of number theory.

Environment Mar 16, 2026

Climate Change

by Abdullah Oğuz

An exploration of the causes, impacts, and urgent need for collective action on climate change — one of the most critical scientific challenges of our time.

Science Mar 15, 2026

Blog Post by Ayşe Erva Uygun

by Ayşe Erva Uygun

A new post from our volunteer contributor Ayşe Erva Uygun exploring topics in STEM education and science communication.

Science Mar 14, 2026

Can a Butterfly Flap Its Wings and Really Change the World?

by Elif Eda Kesgin

Chaos theory says small changes create large, unpredictable outcomes. From pandemic outbreaks to daily coffee decisions — the butterfly effect is everywhere.

STEM Mar 14, 2026

Simple Experiments: A Science Adventure at Home

by Elif Eda Kesgin

You don't need a lab to do science. With vinegar, baking soda, and a little curiosity, your kitchen counter can become your first great science adventure.

Health & Biology Mar 13, 2026

Do You Know PCOS?

by Pınar Sert

PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) affects 1 in 10 women worldwide. This blog explains what it is, how it affects the body, symptoms, and what women should know.

Biology Mar 13, 2026

Mitochondria and Chloroplasts: What Do They Share?

by Pınar Sert

These two organelles live in very different cells, but share remarkable features. Dive into the fascinating common ground between mitochondria and chloroplasts.

Biotechnology Mar 13, 2026

Biohacking and Regulation

by Hamd Minullah

Biohacking is changing what it means to be human. But where is the line between personal freedom and public safety? An exploration of biohacking and its regulatory challenges.

Science Mar 13, 2026

The New Frontier of Citizen Science

by Hamd Minullah

Ordinary people are helping solve extraordinary scientific problems. Discover how citizen science is democratizing research and opening new frontiers of knowledge.