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Science 101: Reading Scientific Literature (Science [Is] Lit)!

By Alex Tang on Feb 16, 2018 0 Comments

This week in Science 101, we’ll be talking about reading scientific literature, a crucial skill for any science student. Biology major, Alex Tang, and astrophysics major, Briley Lewis, are here with some advice for tackling those articles with intimidating-sounding titles. Scientific research is conducted by a broad international community, a network of university labs, research […]

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