Scientific concept theory phenomenon

Scientific concept theory phenomenon

Introduce and explain a scientific concept/theory/phenomenon. Has to fall under at least one of the following categories:
Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Computer Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.

Introduce and explain a scientific concept/theory/phenomenon

Word count:
Preferably 500~600(Minimum 350, maximum 1000)

*if you write over the word count, we might have to remove some sections of your article

Content:

Introduce and explain a scientific concept/theory/phenomenon.

Has to fall under at least one of the following categories:

Firstly, Chemistry

Secondly, Biology

Thirdly, Physics

Computer Science

Further, Technology

Also, Engineering

Finally, Math

Remember, you are writing for students, not professors so please do not assume high-level of prior knowledge. Explain terminology and use analogies for complex ideas.

Citations:

Please include a bibliography/works cited section at the end of your article. All citations must be of the latest MLA format. Here is a useful online citation maker. In-text citations are required. We will not accept work submitted without proper citations.

Special Categories:

Firstly, News (example)

Secondly, A recent event (in the past month) analysis from a science point of view

Thirdly, Interview (example)

Fourthly, Primary source

Further, Separate format (template)

Additionally, Research Paper (example)
Follow the scientific method
Method/Data on a separate document (example)
Minimum 50 data points

It can also be focused on assisting the infectious disease community,
Or the environment (bug eating bacteria research),
Or even developing synthetic food to help the hungering

Fostering innovation, generating new knowledge and ideas. Working with the infectious disease community worldwide to promote collaboration among researchers. Enabling investigators to extend their research experience, learning, and sharing inside and outside their region. Supporting infectious disease professionals to develop their skills, conduct ground-breaking scientific research, and expand their horizons.