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The Pot and the Pore: Ancient Wisdom, Modern MOFs

Soumyajit Roy · December 15, 2025

Long before we invented the vocabulary of nanoscience, before crystallographers learned to see atoms arranged like constellations, and before chemists dared to imagine hollow crystals capable of breathing, hosting, and transforming molecules — there…

High School/College

Puzzles For the Inquisitive Mind

Arunabha Guha · October 13, 2025

At Curiosita, we take pride in nurturing curiosity and creative problem-solving among our readers. In this spirit, we present three engaging mathematical puzzles contributed by our puzzle aficionado, Dr. Arunabha Guha, a long-time puzzle…

⁠Beyond Horizon

Genome-Wide Association Study (GWAS) for Deciphering the Genetic Basis of a Common Disease

Partha Majumder · September 5, 2025

Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS) scan the entire genome to pinpoint genetic variations linked to common diseases such as diabetes and hypertension. This overview introduces the key genetic concepts, study designs, and statistical methods that…

Chemistry

Life in a Bottle: The Magical Pull of Osmotic Pressure

Soumyajit Roy · September 4, 2025

Prologue When a flowering branch placed in a vase continues to thrive longer than expected, it is often thanks to a florist’s special touch–her secret ingredient, a dash of salt dissolved carefully into the…

High School/College

Physics: The Science that Moves the Universe

Souradeep Sasmal · September 4, 2025

This article takes you on a journey into physics, starting with classical mechanics — the branch that explains how things move and interact. Instead of relying on myths or guesswork, science builds its understanding…

History of Science

The Scientist from The Land of Nile

Editorial Board · July 24, 2025

A Journey Through Time and Thought —The Life and Words of Ahmed Zewail. In the vast expanse of scientific discovery, few names shine as brightly as that of Ahmed Zewail — the visionary who…

Medical Sciences

Athletes, Artists, and Adventurers: The Evolving Landscape of Human Performance & Thriving

Adrita Banerjee · July 21, 2025

From elite athletes and military pilots to musicians and emergency responders, the demands of human performance are evolving, and so is the psychology that supports it. Inspired by this global phenomenon, this article attempts…

⁠Beyond Horizon

Conversations with Sir Roger Penrose

Editorial Board · July 22, 2025

Picture a mind unafraid to pursue the Universe’s deepest mysteries — one that explores subatomic secrets and maps the cosmic order shaping our lives. Sir Roger Penrose, a Nobel laureate and revolutionary thinker, demonstrated…

Medical Sciences

Stroke Impairments: Understanding the Science Behind Brain Damage and Recovery

Anupan Datta Gupta and Koninika Datta Gupta · July 16, 2025

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History of Science

Science and the Rise of Sap in Trees

Harvey Brown · July 14, 2025

Trees quietly draw water from their roots to their highest leaves, lifting it over 100 meters without any visible mechanism. Most of this water evaporates, and only a small amount is used for photosynthesis.…

Environment

The Great Nicobar Port: Weighing Concerns and Risks

Judhajit Dasgupta · July 24, 2025

This analysis examines India’s ambitious Great Nicobar Island (GNI) port project, highlighting its geopolitical objectives that have generated significant concerns. It demonstrates how global power dynamics increasingly hinge on control over maritime trade routes…

Climate Science & Environmental Issues

Indian Expedition to Antarctica

Sanat K. Das · July 8, 2025

An Antarctic expedition is among the most dangerous and adventurous journeys in the world. Modern technology has made these expeditions more feasible, but the spirit of adventure and harsh realities remain. Such exploration required…

Magazine 2025

The Pot and the Pore: Ancient Wisdom, Modern MOFs

Puzzles For the Inquisitive Mind

Genome-Wide Association Study (GWAS) for Deciphering the Genetic Basis of a Common Disease

Life in a Bottle: The Magical Pull of Osmotic Pressure

Physics: The Science that Moves the Universe

The Scientist from The Land of Nile

Athletes, Artists, and Adventurers: The Evolving Landscape of Human Performance & Thriving

Conversations with Sir Roger Penrose

Stroke Impairments: Understanding the Science Behind Brain Damage and Recovery

Science and the Rise of Sap in Trees

The Great Nicobar Port: Weighing Concerns and Risks

Indian Expedition to Antarctica

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