

Sci-Verse
A paradise for future STS-ers
About Us
Science and technology have revolutionized nearly every aspect of modern life—from healthcare and communication to transportation and even the way we think and interact. As these fields continue to advance, it’s essential to reflect on their ethical, environmental, and societal implications.
Sci-Verse is an experimental platform where high school students engage in meaningful discussions on these critical issues, blending perspectives from science, technology, society, and culture.
We are a diverse group of students, aged 15-18, from around the world, united by our passion for promoting Science, Technology, and Society (STS). Through Sci-Verse, we strive to create a dynamic space for publishing informed, rigorous work that boldly and comprehensively addresses the most pressing issues of our time.
STS is a study of the future through the lens of past experiences, and we invite you to explore the “futureland” of Sci-Verse!
Newest Publications:
Biotech Horizons: Cancer Detection, Ethical Frontiers, and the Future of Health Innovation
The interview explores a biotech expert’s journey, from choosing biochemistry to advancing cancer early detection. It covers biotechnology’s future in medicine and quality of life, challenges in product development, genetic testing’s benefits, ethical concerns of gene editing, and career prospects in biotech, emphasizing AI integration and China’s aging population.
Carbon Credits: Challenges and Opportunities
The paper discusses carbon credits as a market-based mechanism to reduce carbon emissions, focusing on their operation, benefits, and challenges. It explains how carbon credits, tradable emission permits, work within a cap-and-trade system, incentivizing firms to reduce emissions at minimal costs. While they encourage clean energy investment, the paper highlights challenges such as price volatility, market inequality, and carbon leakage. The author uses economic models to quantify the impact of carbon trading on global GDP, concluding that carbon credits offer economic and environmental benefits, but require improved market design and global cooperation to overcome existing issues.
Ecotourism: Technological Innovation and Socioeconomic Impact
The paper discusses ecotourism, focusing on its role in balancing environmental protection and economic development. It highlights the implementation of ecotourism in Costa Rica, where a significant portion of land is protected and ecotourism practices support both conservation and local communities. The paper also examines the role of technological innovations like AI and IoT in creating "smart ecotourism," which enhances visitor experiences and promotes sustainable practices. Additionally, it addresses the socioeconomic impact of ecotourism, noting how it generates employment and preserves local culture. While ecotourism offers benefits, the paper calls for further research to address potential negative impacts and improve practices.
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