Category: Science
-
AI Won’t Take Your Job—The Person Who Understands AI Will
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping our world in ways we are only beginning to understand. From deepfakes and misinformation to breakthroughs in governance and public service, AI sits at the center of a powerful global transformation. In this thought-provoking conversation on the MIC ON Podcast, Toyosi Akerele-Ogunsiji delivers a compelling message:…
-
Academia to Industry: Lessons Learned from a Decade of Engineering Research and Teaching
Transitioning from academia to industry is a journey that many scholars contemplate but few truly understand until they experience it firsthand. My own journey began in 2014, when I embarked on a Master’s degree in Electronic and Electrical Engineering. Over the years, I’ve earned a doctorate, and I am now…
-
The Myth of Genetics, Diabetes, and Obesity
In the realm of health and wellness, few topics are as often misunderstood as the relationship between genetics, diabetes, and obesity. It’s a common refrain to hear someone attribute their struggles with these conditions to their family history, stating, “Diabetes runs in my family, so it must be genetic.” However,…
-
Mysteries of Hibiscus: Childhood Memories to Health Benefits
Childhood memories frequently contain simple experiences that later provide deep insights. For me, one such thread is the vibrant red drink known as Sobo in Nigeria. As a child growing up in Africa, I found its taste familiar and comforting, yet its composition remained a mystery. Little did I know…
-
Russia’s Cancer Vaccines: Hopeful, Not a Finish Line
On February 14th, 2024, President Putin’s announcement about Russia nearing cancer vaccines sparked excitement and hope. But amidst the buzz, it’s crucial to understand the true state of this research.
-
GMOs on Your Plate: Myths and Facts
Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) have revolutionized our food industry, but they also stir up debate. With benefits like increased yields and disease resistance, they offer hope, yet concerns linger about long-term effects and corporate influence. Current research supports their safety, but choosing what to eat remains a personal, informed decision…
-
Cloning: Science and Ethics of Replicating Life
Cloning has long fascinated and provoked debate. From Dolly the sheep to potential medical breakthroughs, it encompasses various techniques and ethical dilemmas. Though offering promising applications in conservation and medicine, it raises concerns about animal welfare and ecological balance. Responsible exploration and ethical considerations are vital for harnessing its potential…
-
Leukemia: Blood Cancer and Hope for the Future
Leukemia, once fatal, now offers hope. Advancements in research and treatment have improved survival rates and quality of life. Understanding the disruption of white blood cell production is crucial. Early diagnosis and various treatment options, including targeted therapy and immunotherapy, offer promise. Living with leukemia now means improved survival rates…
-
Millennials and Gen Z: Uniting Nigeria’s Future
Nigeria, a country with a rich tapestry of cultures and traditions, has long grappled with challenges that threaten its unity. However, hope shines bright on the horizon in the form of Millennials and Gen Z. These generations, the largest and most diverse in Nigerian history, are poised to play a…
BRYMO'S TAKE 