Lorraine Yin (1) (1) El Camino High School This article mainly focuses on the relationship between Vitamin D and sunlight exposure and further investigates Vitamin D deficiency, its causes, and its impacts on human well-being. Furthermore, it discusses the surprising prevalence of this deficiency in areas with abundant daylight, a phenomenon referred to as the “Vitamin D Paradox”. Despite being a widely acknowledged fact that people who live in areas with a lot of sun exposur

Catherine Philip (1) (1) Carrollwood Day School in Tampa, Florida In today’s modern society, the use of technology has become seemingly ubiquitous due to its increasing capabilities for personal and professional usage and convenience. Although these technological advancements are beneficial for people, an increase in technology usage results in an increase in blue light exposure. The effects of blue light exposure are often more apparent compared to a typical exposure to sunl

Prasha Maskey (1) (1) St. Xavier’s College, Loyola Campus — Kathmandu, Nepal Toluene is an extensively used solvent for chemical synthesis and pharmaceutical production. In spite of its abundant use, the dynamics of its bimolecular interactions remain insufficiently characterised in scientific literature. In this study, GROMACS was employed to investigate collision dynamics between two molecules of toluene to identify energy exchange mechanisms. This draws a simple analogy to