The Triple Helix at JHU

The Triple Helix at JHU Science in Society Review The Triple Helix is the undergraduate journal of science and society. We publish one issue per academic year.

Primarily through the venue of written expression, our goal is to promote the understanding of the impact of science and technology on society. Our aim is to encourage critical analysis and debate of the most socially important issues in science through the free exchange of ideas within the community. Article topics focus on the intersections between science and society, ranging in subjects from i

ntellectual property law to healthcare policies to the impacts of specific scientific research and more.

07/19/2022

We're excited to announce that our 2021-2022 journal is officially complete and available to readers on our website! Thank you so much to all of our writers, editors, and executive board members who contributed to this edition!

Read Ashlin's article, "The Orphan Drug Act: A Legacy of Fostering Revolutionary Policies or an Issue Abandoned?" in our...
07/13/2022

Read Ashlin's article, "The Orphan Drug Act: A Legacy of Fostering Revolutionary Policies or an Issue Abandoned?" in our E-publication:

More than 25 million Americans live with rare diseases [1]. Although "orphan" conditions are rare and affect fewer than 200,000 patients individually, their cumulative impact leaps to 300 million patients worldwide [2, 3]. These diseases are "orphaned" conditions because, without government interven...

The Triple Helix 2021-2022 executive board!
11/07/2021

The Triple Helix 2021-2022 executive board!

06/14/2021
Read Aryan's work, "The Source of Morality: Reason or Emotion?" in this year's journal: https://buff.ly/34AvW5M
06/13/2021

Read Aryan's work, "The Source of Morality: Reason or Emotion?" in this year's journal: https://buff.ly/34AvW5M

Read Anju's article, "China: Protected by Force Majeure?" in our E-publication: https://buff.ly/3ixmtnT
06/12/2021

Read Anju's article, "China: Protected by Force Majeure?" in our E-publication: https://buff.ly/3ixmtnT

Amira's work, "Racism: A Public Health Crisis We Can No Longer Ignore," is published in our E-publication here: https://...
06/11/2021

Amira's work, "Racism: A Public Health Crisis We Can No Longer Ignore," is published in our E-publication here: https://buff.ly/3g9wxlq

Jerry's journal article, "A Look Towards Yesterday for a Better Tomorrow," can be read using this link: https://buff.ly/...
06/10/2021

Jerry's journal article, "A Look Towards Yesterday for a Better Tomorrow," can be read using this link: https://buff.ly/34AvW5M. Read his E-publication work, "Coronavirus: Just the Symptom of a Bigger Disease," here: https://buff.ly/3iDjnPz.

Read Nubaira’s article, “COVID-19 and Autism Spectrum Disorder,” using this link! https://buff.ly/34AvW5M
06/09/2021

Read Nubaira’s article, “COVID-19 and Autism Spectrum Disorder,” using this link! https://buff.ly/34AvW5M

Read Shourya's article, "Picking Our Brains: The Case for the Brain as a Basis for Personal Identity," using the link be...
06/03/2021

Read Shourya's article, "Picking Our Brains: The Case for the Brain as a Basis for Personal Identity," using the link below!
https://buff.ly/34AvW5M

What a year this has been. Throughout it all, our writers, editors, e-board have stuck with us to make this journal poss...
06/02/2021

What a year this has been. Throughout it all, our writers, editors, e-board have stuck with us to make this journal possible! For that, and for our readers, we are incredibly grateful. :) Please use the links below to access this year's print journal and e-publication and keep an eye out for shout-outs of the talented writers and editors whose work is featured on our site!

E-publication: https://buff.ly/3yUBeHi
Science In Society Review: https://buff.ly/3vMZdpS

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