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Kohava Mendelsohn
Kohava Mendelsohn
Kohava is a science and technology writer from Toronto, Canada. She has an undergraduate degree in Robotics Engineering from the University of Toronto. She loves explaining math, science, and technology concepts to all ages and experiences level, and believes anyone can learn anything if it’s taught well.
Kohava Mendelsohn • October 30, 2024
What effect does increased police presence have on our minds?
Kohava Mendelsohn • October 30, 2024
The “Underground Home” from the 1964-65 World Fair offered a refuge from the Cold War, the changing climate, and the outside world. What happened to it?
Kohava Mendelsohn • June 18, 2024
Floods, fires, droughts and other climate calamities are contributing to a global increase in eczema
Kohava Mendelsohn • May 29, 2024
Scientists create new magnetic material with potential applications in prototyping, healthcare and soft robotics
Kohava Mendelsohn • April 2, 2024
What was the robotic police officer in Times Square station doing?
Kohava Mendelsohn • February 21, 2024
The scientific community is still divided on the effects of social media on your mental health
Kohava Mendelsohn • February 5, 2024
Our love of celebrities can be explained by psychology — but be careful not to go overboard
Kohava Mendelsohn • November 13, 2023
A new study suggests bilingual speakers have more precise memory when working in second language
Kohava Mendelsohn • October 3, 2023
Pierre Agostini, Ferenc Krausz and Anne L’Huillier created pulses of light on the scale of attoseconds to study the energy and movement of electrons