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Parea (STEM Column)


Hey there!

Welcome to the Parea section of my blog! Parea is a Greek word that refers to the notion of friends gathering to share their experiences and learn.

I started this column in order to build community around science & technology topics. Since this blog is about storytelling, I aim to apply my writing skills towards conveying science topics in a relatable way. I hope you find this column interesting, and that you learn something new 🙂

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Parea Learning Resource: Chemistry 

Parea Learning Resource: Chemistry 

Sara DeviJun 8, 20238 min read

This post is part of a series of learning resources I created for the Parea section of my blog! I hope to inspire genuine curiosity for STEM subjects, as well as help you succeed in them. Chemistry is considered to…

Why Stem Cells Fascinate Me and Why I Hope They Fascinate You Too!

Why Stem Cells Fascinate Me and Why I Hope They Fascinate You Too!

Sara DeviMay 23, 20237 min read

When I scroll through medical research articles and science news, one topic continues to pop up: stem cells. Hence, I decided to learn more about stem cells and why they’re important to medical research… as described in this article! First…

Parea Resource: Learning Math

Parea Resource: Learning Math

Sara DeviApr 6, 20234 min read

As part of my Parea Resource Collection, I’ll be posting resources to help explore STEM-centered subjects. Today’s category is pretty broad: math. I’ll continue adding resources, and this will likely branch off into different categories in the future…  Anyways, this…

Self-Reliant Learning: Achieving Growth Through Initiative

Self-Reliant Learning: Achieving Growth Through Initiative

Sara DeviApr 5, 20233 min read

I think that the greatest ability of any species is the ability to learn. Dogs learn how to play fetch; humans learn how to play fetch. Learning is fulfilling; when we acquire a new skill and discover our passions, it…

ChatGPT: A Pretty Bad Way to Cheat on English Assignments 

ChatGPT: A Pretty Bad Way to Cheat on English Assignments 

Sara DeviFeb 4, 202313 min read

At this point, ChatGPT has taken the world by a storm; thus far, it has been used by over five hundred million people worldwide. There has been lots of conversation regarding this innovative chatbot, and while I’m not a machine…