The History of Treg Discovery & Explore How It Impacts Immunology

 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 History of Treg discovery The adaptive immune system of higher invertebrates has facilitated a more efficient and specific defence against pathogens than that afforded by innate immunity alone. The hallmark of adaptive immunity is the generation of antigen receptors capable of developing lymphocyte clones through somatic cell gene rearrangement. This gives … Read more

Megan’s Law: Federal Law Requires Sex Offender Registration

 Priya Babbar Prof. Elizabeth Kramer English – 1A 9th October’ 18 Megan’s Law Megan’s Law is a federal law that requires law enforcement authorities to notify communities of the whereabouts of convicted sex offenders. It was first enacted by the state of New Jersey in 1994, named after a seven-year-old girl, Megan Nicole Kanka, … Read more

Explore Beijing's Journey from Capital of PRC to Global City

 In 1949, after Communist Party of China won the Chinese civil war, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) was founded and Beijing was established as the capital city of the People’s Republic of China. Planning history of PRC can be categorized into two time periods (Wang, 2016): first, urban development during the planned economy … Read more

Explore Primary Sources to Learn the Difficult History of the Holocaust

 Immediately after WWII, the world was in disbelief: no one could believe that more than six million men, women, and children were mercilessly slaughtered as part of a racial “cleansing”. This is what makes the Holocaust museum’s Experiencing History project, a compilation of primary sources from Holocaust victims and survivors, important. The resource offers … Read more

Discover How Aboriginal Ways of Living Changed During the Contact Era

 The Aboriginal ways of living changed drastically during the contact era. Such as their social, political, economic, cultural and continuities. For example, Hernan Cortez entered the Aztec capital city of Tenochtitlan in 1519. He thought that what he was seeing was almost unbelievable since it was much bigger and stronger than Granada and even … Read more

Exploring History & Impact of China's PRC Reforms on Urban Development & Housing

 In 1949, after Communist Party of China won the Chinese civil war, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) was founded and Beijing was established as the capital city of the People’s Republic of China. Planning history of PRC can be categorized into two time periods (Wang, 2016): first, urban development during the planned economy … Read more

Proactive Healthcare Monitoring Using IOT

 Proactive Healthcare Monitoring Using IOT K. Govinda [email protected] Abstract Internet of Things (IOT) is a figuring technique, where each question is provided with sensors, small scale controllers and handsets for enabling correspondence and is made with fitting convention stacks that encourage them associating with each other and speaking with the clients. In IOT based … Read more

Repatriating Egypt's Antiquities: Challenges & Solutions

 The major issues raised in the article is "Repatriation" of the Antiquities of Egypt. Many of the ancient artifacts, the mummy's, statues and lots of other ancient art are either looted, sold illegally or are presented in the museum of other nation where they don't belong. The biggest example presented in this article is- … Read more

Music stores around the world carry “Jewish music” sections today.

 Music in Jewish cultures is classified as one of three “streams”: Ashkenazi, Mizrhai, and Sephardi. The distinction between each classification typically originates with the geographical origin of the music, as music developed differently in each area. Klezmer, the type of music in the provided video, is included in the Ashkenazi, or Western Stream, and … Read more

Unravel the Salem Witch Trials: Predestination, Refugees, & Fungus?

The Salem witch trials is notorious for being one of the most mind-boggling mysteries in American history. Why did an event so strange occur during the development of the American colonies? How did these so-called “witches” get “bewitched” in the first place? Multiple theories such as illness, trauma, tension between colonists, and economic problems could … Read more

Uncover Hyatt Regency Walkway Collapse: The Catastrophe of Poor Engineering Practice, Faulty Design.

 “Swami Shreeji” Back in the days, there were many disasters that happened compare to nowadays. The disaster rate has dropped because of the many reasons. One of the main reason why the rate has dropped because the engineering field has developed to another level. The second reason is the engineer’s need for equipment and … Read more