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Let’s not mince words; things are looking pretty bleak out there in the US. With Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s nomination to be US Secretary of Health and Human Services, we are on the verge of having an anti-science proponent in charge of a huge and influential budget. We’ll have more on what this means in […]
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Eh, I’m not sure what to say today. I’ve been in a malaise since, well, you can likely guess. More reflections to come. Unlock Science Secrets: Discover revolutionary research and innovative discoveries with ‘This Week in Science’! Designed for educators and science lovers, our free weekly newsletter offers insights that can transform your approach to […]
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For our US-based audience, there’s really only one thing to pay attention to- the election. Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump hold contrasting views on various issues, but neither has spoken much about science. However, their policies could significantly impact the research community, particularly in areas like climate change, public health, and technology competition […]
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Nothing like the Northern Lights this week. There was a “supermoon” last night, but that’s not really that impressive. In fact, I don’t think I ever heard the term “supermoon” until like, five years ago. Well, here’s what we have on tap for next week. Unlock Science Secrets: Discover revolutionary research and innovative discoveries with […]
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I’m not sure we can top what happened this week. That’s okay. “Special” moments are special for a reason. Here’s what we have in store for you. Explore and Learn with Science: Dive into groundbreaking research and inspiring stories with ‘This Week in Science’! Perfect for teachers and science enthusiasts, our free weekly newsletter expands […]
Read more →I have nothing intelligent or interesting to say today, so I’ll just say some gibberish about the weather and bugs. I’ve noticed that there are three “seasons” of bugs around my in SE Pennsylvania. Stage one is lightnight bugs, which come out the beginning of summer (so like late June). Stage two is cicadas, which […]
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As Zeptember turns to Rocktober, we reflect on all the great science published recently. Do you regularly check out our blog? We had an interesting blog on teleportation. We also should be getting our merch store set up too, just in time for old Kris Kringle. So stay turned! Unlock Science Secrets Discover revolutionary research […]
Read more →We have lots of good things coming up next week. I also want to point you to some dynamite action over at our sister site, This Week in Public Health. We just launched our daily feed, which summarizes articles in plain language so you get the findings right away! Here’s what we have on tap […]
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I’ll be frank. It’s been a hell of a day. We’ve had a lot of back-end web challenges while we get ready to launch our next-generation app. I need to take a break or something…. But here’s what we have next week! Unlock Science Secrets: Discover revolutionary research and innovative discoveries with ‘This Week in […]
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Actually, let me start by going in reverse. Did you see our article on the aging plateaus? Super interesting stuff from Science. Here’s what we have coming up next week. Join the Science Adventure Stay updated with the latest discoveries in science! Our weekly newsletter is perfect for teachers and science enthusiasts. Get the newest […]
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