A research week can feel like a handful of loose threads, a half-finished analysis, a note to ourselves, a meeting we forgot to write down. If we don’t catch those threads, they tangle. A weekly research journal gives us a quiet way to gather the week into one place. Not a life story, not a perfect record, just a si...

When we’re working through a tricky problem, we don’t just need “space to write.” We need a surface that helps our ideas stay measurable, checkable, and easy to revisit. That’s why grid paper keeps showing up in science and engineering, even when our tools get more advanced. We can model a system in software and sti...

When we say “ computation notebook ,” we might mean a familiar paper notebook with grid paper, the kind we used for equations, graphs, and careful work we want to keep. But in many STEM teams today, “ computational notebook ” also comes up, meaning a digital notebook where text, code, and results live together. Both...