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Today, CurioCat student Jennifer breezed through the 2021 Palos Verdes Peninsula Science and Engineering Fair (PVPSEF) with flying colors! She won 1st place in the category of “Biomedical Engineering, Engineering…
A CurioCat student has been accepted to present at the 2021 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) PES General Meeting, taking place July 25-29, 2021. After completing the presentation,…
Recently, a CurioCat student had her paper featured in Parabola, an online mathematics journal published by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney. I…
A CurioCat student has been published in Parabola, an online mathematics magazine published by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of New South Wales, Sydney. Please read about her…
Down a rocky, dirt road, six miles into nowhere, on the edge of New Hampshire’s White Mountain National Forest, lies the largest rock in North America – and maybe even…
Who knew this sleepy, quiet little town along the Ipswich River, now famous for its clams, was such a hotbed for sinister activity in the 17th and 18th centuries? A…
It gives me great pleasure to announce that a CurioCat student has been elected a member of Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Honor Society. This is a rare and prestigious…
Anyone visiting New England is bound to come across some covered bridges. I had the incredible opportunity to explore, in detail, around ten of them during a trip last year.…
That’s right – found in Slovenia, this castle is famous for an explosive toilet murder! Supposedly, the lord of this castle was blown away by cannon fire whilst sitting on…
A Curious Discovery: A Frozen River Still Flows! Whilst hiking in Adam’s Canyon, Utah this past December, I stumbled upon a beautiful discovery: a river still flowing beneath a thin…
