This Week in Science, January 3, 2025
We’re in the midst of compiling a trends to watch out for in 2025 post. Certailtty AI will continue to dominate a lot of the tech sphere. I’ve read something… Read More
Author: Jon Scaccia
How Glittr.org Revolutionizes Learning
Imagine trying to learn a programming language or master bioinformatics without a teacher or a classroom. For many, the solution lies in free online resources—but finding high-quality materials can feel… Read More
The Science of Successful New Year’s Resolutions
Today, millions of people commit to life-changing goals. Whether it’s hitting the gym, quitting smoking, or simply drinking more water, the new year offers a “fresh-start effect,” inspiring hope and… Read More
How Drug Information Centers Shape Safer Healthcare
Imagine this: a doctor is prescribing a medication for a patient with complex health issues. The stakes are high, yet reliable information about how the drug will interact with the… Read More
A Forecasting Revolution: What If We Could Predict Weather—Better?
Every day, weather forecasts guide countless decisions: Should you grab an umbrella? Should a city evacuate ahead of a hurricane? Will wind farms generate enough energy tomorrow? While weather forecasting… Read More
The Hidden Benefits of Solitude
Have you ever felt the need to retreat after a long day of social interaction? Or perhaps you’ve wondered why some alone time feels more restorative than others? The tension… Read More
Next Year in Science, December 27, 2024
Whelp, it’s the last week of the year. 2025 sounds like something from an 80s cyberpunk movie. There has been a lot of crazy momentum on the astrophysics front lately…. Read More
How Tai Chi Keeps Older Adults Steady and Strong
Imagine an exercise so gentle it feels like a graceful dance, yet so effective it can help prevent life-altering falls in older adults. Tai chi, an ancient Chinese martial art,… Read More
Is the Universe Really Accelerating? A New Perspective on Time and Space
What if the universe’s accelerating expansion, one of modern cosmology’s biggest mysteries, isn’t real? For decades, we’ve attributed this phenomenon to the enigmatic dark energy. But recent research into supernovae… Read More
The Dyatlov Pass Mystery: Science Reveals Clues Behind a Tragic Night
In February 1959, nine Russian hikers set off into the Ural Mountains on an adventure that would become one of the 20th century’s most enduring mysteries. Found weeks later under… Read More