To do something with meraki is to pour a piece of yourself into it, to leave behind not just effort but also essence. Science, at its heart, is such an endeavor. It is a labor of love; its practitioner is an explorer in the realm of reality permeating our universe. Like a child at the shore of a vast ocean, a practitioner of science approaches it with equal measures of skepticism and awe. This edition of Meraki contains articles ranging from topics like dark matter to biological time travel to understanding measure theory visually and intuitively. We also sat down with Prof. Purnananda Guptasarma, who gave invaluable insights on his journey as a scientist and science as a pursuit. We hope this edition helps readers appreciate the beauty of inquiry and exploration. We also hope it encourages questions as much as it celebrates answers and inspires readers to venture into and explore new domains of science.