Maximiliano Pettica (maximiliano-pettica)

Maximiliano Pettica (‘26) is a Web Editor and a Science writer. He enjoys taking long walks; researching random but interesting concepts; and programming.

Science

BusyBees Can Keep Us From Coughing

Maximiliano Pettica

Honeybees produce honey, which is acclaimed for its rich diversity…and its health benefits.

Issue 1, Volume 116

Science

The Gut-Brain Axis: The Future of Neurological Health

Maximiliano Pettica

[The gut-brain axis] is a highway for certain neurotransmitters, particles that are used for communication throughout our nervous system, which influence all aspects of our life from learning to body temperatures. However, many researchers have noticed that this connection has a direct link to many physical and mental disorders.

Issue 3, Volume 115

Science

What’s Up With QED?

Maximiliano Pettica, Sophie Zhao

Quantum electrodynamics (QED) is an elusive topic discussed in modern physics. Learn more about the history of QED and the behavior of subatomic particles and electromagnetic radiation!

Issue 16, Volume 114

Science

The Bacteria (And Worms) That Can Save the World

Maximiliano Pettica

Bacteria and mealworms are possible saviors to our plastic and rubber pollution crises.

Issue 7, Volume 114