Informative
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Fusion, Fission, and Einstein (Part I)
In the first part of a two-part article, Wong Wei Xiang offers a glimpse into the violent yet life-sustaining world of nuclear reactions, beginning with nuclear fusion in stars.
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Crunch time – Coping with stress and the jitters
We all have that nightmare, where we blank out in an exam and all our studying goes to waste. Jensen Goh offers a method professional athletes use to keep their performance in top shape.
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Renewables?
In line with the upcoming conference on nuclear technologies put together by students of GEM2910 Radiation and Society, Zhi Min writes a teaser explaining why renewables might not be the solution to our energy needs of the future.
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The Human in the Age of the Internet
First runner-up in the Tembusu annual best short essay competition (as announced at Formal Dinner 2015) goes to Vanessa Teo for her essay on the Human condition in the age of the internet for the Junior Seminar GEM1902S “Living and Dying in the Internet Age”.
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Conservation Focus – the successful story of the Manta Birostris
Zhimin looks at the successful Manta conservation program in South East Asia over the last decade and why everyone should see one before they die.
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The Cause for Conservation – The Asian Elephant
Mary Ann discusses the pressing need for conservation and how it relates to Tembusians, with a short feature on the Rector’s Shield.