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While mechanical engineering is often celebrated for its versatility, one specialty stands out among the rest: chemical engineering. With its unique blend of chemistry, physics, and mathematics, chemical engineering plays a critical role in everything from energy production to pharmaceuticals.

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Have you ever heard of a disease that is nonliving, contains no genetic material, and is impossible to survive? Prion diseases, which have been documented as far back as 1732, occur when a misfolded protein interacts with regularly shaped proteins, leading other proteins to misfold and clump together, and causing brain damage. 17 prion diseases have been discovered, and there are 3 types of prion diseases: herediary, sporadic, and acquired. Could you have a prion disease?

Virtually every organization and project you can think of is driven by strategies and information derived from data analysis, which is the process of collecting, cleaning, transforming, and modeling data into useful and implementable information. In STEM-E, the data analyst team does this to help the entirety of STEM-E improve as an organization and reach new audiences.

Sci-fi has long been obsessed with the idea of 'mind control'. While no supervillains will be controlling our every thought and action, some researchers have been able to control living cells through a genius combination of light beams and genetic engineering. This field is known as optogenetics, the use of light beams to control genetically modified cells.

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