by Longitude fellows Alishahal Macknojia, University of Houston, and Elijah Sales, Rice University. In the professional world, many companies and organizations across a wide array of industries depend on expertise to…
by Steven Feng, economics and global health technologies sophomore at Rice University, Houston (29.7° N, 95.3° W) The buzzword “data” has recently become commonplace in the academic, professional, and everyday…
Joint article by: Molly Turner, orchestral conducting master's student at Juilliard, New York City (40.7° N, 74.0° W) Douglas Graham, computer science sophomore at Rice University, Houston (29.7° N, 95.3°…
Hallie Trial Rice University Houston (29.7° N, 95.3° W) In the late 1800s, tissue-staining dyes began to captivate physician-scientist Paul Ehrlich. In particular, he noticed that some dyes…
Hallie Trial Rice University Houston (29.7° N, 95.3° W) Humans were never meant to live in space. In microgravity, lack of mechanical stress on the body leads astronauts’…
Kimberly Tan Business Analyst McKinsey & Company New York Article originally published in Huffington Post in 2014 when Kimberly was a student at Stanford University. Republished here with permission. I…