Gerard Lin (gerard-lin)

glin22 [ at ] stuy [ dot ] edu

glin22@stuy.edu

Gerard Lin (‘22) is a Science Editor. He loves to write about innovations in biotechnology. In his free time, he enjoys cooking and going out for runs.

Where is Our Department of Science and Technology?

Our country’s scientific advancement has been largely successful using this dispersed approach, but pressing modern issues from antibiotic resistance and the COVID-19 pandemic to climate change can only be effectively addressed by creating a centralized department of science and technology.

Issue 9, Volume 112

Sophomore Caucus: Wilson Lin and Ethan Khosh

Gerard Lin, Kelly Yip, Sonya Sasson

The Spectator reviews the platforms of the Sophomore Caucus candidates, electing to endorse the Lin-Khosh ticket.

Issue 16, Volume 111

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The No-Action Pandemic

Despite the status of the U.S. as a wealthy country, an economic powerhouse, a hub for scientific innovation, and the world leader in health preparedness, the coronavirus outbreak has still managed to instill panic and disrupt our daily lives.

Issue 13, Volume 110

The Work of Bruce McEwen

Dr. McEwen redefined stress as not just a reaction to an extreme situation, but also as the body’s way of responding to the obstacles it faces every day.

Issue 11, Volume 110

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The Coronavirus Outbreak Is Overblown

Gerard Lin, Jenna Mackenroth

The recent novel coronavirus outbreak has been misinterpreted by media outlets and the public as cause for excessive panic fueled by anti-racial sentiments.

Issue 10, Volume 110

The Flu and Stuyvesant

There is no good reason not to get the flu shot, as most insurances not only cover it but also encourage people to get it.

Issue 6, Volume 110

Milasen: The First Custom Drug

The possibility of custom drugs creates a greater disparity between the rich and the poor, where the rich would have access to these drugs while the poor would be shut out completely.

Issue 5, Volume 110

The Future of Supersonic Travel

New and improved technologies could revolutionize supersonic travel, with different organizations and companies each presenting their unique approach to such a task.

Issue 2, Volume 110