Anna Schmidt
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Limits of human knowledge
The concept of the limits of human knowledge has been a topic of philosophical and scientific debate for centuries, but recent developments in science and epistemology continue to illuminate this fascinating frontier. In modern discussions, the question arises: Is there an endpoint to what we can know, or is the universe too vast, too complex,…
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Possibility of Marburg virus outbreak
The Marburg virus, a highly virulent pathogen belonging to the Filoviridae family alongside the Ebola virus, has re-emerged in recent years, triggering outbreaks that remind the world of its lethality. This virus, responsible for Marburg Virus Disease (MVD), causes severe haemorrhagic fever with a mortality rate often exceeding 80%. While MVD is less well-known than…
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AI technology getting Nobel prizes
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made significant strides in recent years, and its impact is now being recognized at the highest levels, including Nobel Prizes in both physics and chemistry in 2024. This marks a turning point, showing how AI is shaping not just computer science but also influencing traditional scientific fields such as biology, medicine,…
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The Devastating Floods in Southeast Asia
Southeast Asia has a monsoon dominated climate and has always been prone to flooding. Recently, the frequency and intensity of flood events have increased dramatically. News reports have been exploding showing the impact of devastating floods. Millions have been affected across countries such as the Philippines, Myanmar, India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Thailand, and Pakistan. Torrential…
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Connecting past and future
We’re excited to introduce the very first issue of SciTech Magazine! This magazine is your gateway to the amazing world of science and technology, where we explore the innovations that are shaping our future. Throughout history, great minds have paved the way for the innovations we see today. From the inventions of the wheel to…