Lia Meets Science
My journey of discovery through my curiosity of science.
Biology
All aspects of Biology excites me from exploring chemical processes behind living organisms at a molecular level to the study of life and the life cycles of living things. Follow me, as I expand my knowledge on topics such as cell biology, biochemistry and more…
Chemistry
I do believe that despite Chemistry having some very challenging topics, there are many that are fascinating. Personally, the organic chemistry section intrigues me the most, since it is the research of compounds containing one of the most basic structures of life, Carbon.
Physics
Although I am not studying Physics, subjects like aerospace engineering or nuclear physics are certainly areas I would like to develop further understanding on.
Blog Post:
Chapter 9: Could Archaeogeneticists exist in the nearby future?
Lately, there has been a big discussion regarding the barriers between archaeologists and geneticists and how when both work together, it’s a fabulous combination of a “archaeogeneticist”. Their aim is to study ancient DNA from archaeological remnants using molecular genetic methods such as forward genetics to uncover the genetic makeup of our ancestors. The study…
Can the Amazon Rainforest become carbon-neutral?
Hello all. In today’s post, I would like to share my recent discoveries in the hot topic of climate change and global warming and what measures scientists have taken recently to tackle this ongoing issue. Current studies taken from both the Uni of Exexter and Oklahoma uncovered degradation in rainforests like the Amazon, causes 3x…
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More opportunity for less waste?
Hello guys. This week’s post is based on the ongoing current issue of waste pollution and how biotechnologists are working to create extremophiles known as “metallotolerant bacteria” to retrieve metals from used batteries. The batteries we use in our everyday items, whether it’s in a mobile phone and electric vehicles are made from “lithium-ion” batteries…
Lightening does not strike the same place twice….right?
Hello everyone. This week’s blog post still incorporates the wonderful science, Physics but also has components of chemistry and physical geography. Recently, within the scientific news, the speculation around whether lightening has contributed to the origins of the Earth has become fact, as scientists have uncovered. So how had this phenomenon come about? It all…
Do Black holes really exist?
Greetings world. Lately, I have been reading up on the latest news in the physics world, including the recent landing of Perseverance on Mars. Nonetheless, I stumbled across this article based on black holes which I thought was seriously incredible. Currently, throughout the physics world, there has been controversy over the idea of black holes.…
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International Day of Women and Girls in Science – Let’s talk about it!!
Good afternoon all, Thursday the 11th marked the 6th annual International Day of Women and Girls in Science where the progress and advancements of women and girls in the science industry are recognised and celebrated throughout the world. This international day of women and girls in science was founded in 2015 by H.R.H. Princess Dr.…
Chapter 2: Cell Biology: Neuroblastoma
Good afternoon everyone! To mark World Cancer Day, which was held on the 4th of February, today’s post is based on the amazing scientific discovery around the rare children’s cancer- neuroblastoma. Since this is an uncommon disease, there is not enough awareness and knowledge on neuroblastoma. It is an adrenal cancer that usually affects children…
Chapter 1: Biochemistry: RNA Vaccines
Hello. This week I was scrolling over on the Francis Crick Twitter page in hope of some inspiration for this week’s post and I found a tweet based on the effectiveness of RNA vaccines. I found this topic to be useful, especially after the recent news of our lockdown and would generally like to learn…
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