By Adesuwa Oni Walking into a chemical engineering lab, surrounded by intricate tubing and reactors, can feel like stepping into a maze of steel and scientific puzzles. This is where abstract theory transforms into tangible solutions through reaction engineering, the science of designing chemical processes to be safe, efficient, and sustainable[1]. A prime example of reaction engineering is the Continuous Stirred-Tank Reactor (CSTR), a cornerstone of chemical engineering labs

By: Emma Dafoe If you’ve ever taken a computer science class, you’ve likely heard of data structures and algorithms, or DSA for short. DSAs are often working behind the scenes in systems that we use every single day. Before we dive into the countless real-world applications of DSAs, let’s review what they are. DSAs, as the name implies, combine two systems: data structures and algorithms.     Data structures are methods of organizing data. 7  If you had a bunch of information

By Noushin Rajabalinia ScienXeLife | August 2025     If you have ever stared at a cluttered NMR spectrum in the lab, trying to figure out...

By: Nitya Shah & Tyler Rotholz If you’ve ever sat in a chemistry lab, squinting at a UV-VIS graph or fiddling with an IR spectrometer, you might have wondered: When am I ever going to use this in real life? The answer? Way more than you think.  General schematic for the internal structure of spectroscopic equipment. Reference: Singh, K. Spectroscopy and it’s applications . BIOTECH WORLD INDIA. https://biotechworldindia.in/spectroscopy-and-its-applications/ . Spectroscopy – th