“Nothing in science has any value to society if it is not communicated.”
—Anne Roe
In the modern era, first-handed scientific information is usually kept behind paywalls, beyond the reach of the general public. Moreover, most of the time science is written in a language that only scientists can understand. As a scientist myself, I believe all human knowledge should be freely shared with people. Therefore, I started this blog.
Latest Articles
Improving mRNA’s stability and immunogenicity with an algorithm tool
Optimizing the structural stability of mRNA vaccines poses insurmountable computational challenges. An algorithm tool was developed by a research team in California to improve the structural stability of COVID-19 mRNA vaccine, leading to improved immune response.
The challenges of developing HIV vaccines
After 40 years of the HIV pandemic, we still don't have an HIV vaccine that works. Yet, COVID-19 vaccines were developed and tested effective in a year. Here are the reasons why.
RSV vaccines likely approved by FDA this year: a successful story of structural vaccinology
From fatal failure to today’s success in the phase III vaccine trial, the development of RSV vaccines tells a successful story of structural vaccinology.
Questions?
Every discovery starts with a question. And questions help refine science.