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Science News Update, July 4, 2025

We’re still trying to figure out what the US budget means for research funding. Short answer — not good! Here’s the top news themes of the week. Scientists Warn US Will Lose a Generation of Talent The ongoing discussion reflects significant concerns about massive budget cuts to the National Science Foundation (NSF) and the National […]

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Science News Update, June 6, 2025

Ever wonder what we’re really about. Every week, This Week in Science delivers the latest breakthroughs, discoveries, and innovations from across disciplines—biology, physics, environmental science, and more. We handpick top peer-reviewed studies, distill complex data into clear summaries, and spotlight cutting-edge trends transforming research and education. Our mission is to make science accessible for teachers, […]

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Science News Round Up, April 25, 2025

Admittedly, I do know that much about economics. I do love behavioral economics, though. Seems we have a few things coming up this week in that vein. As a reminder, don’t forget to subscribe below. We are entirely self-funded. Not by grants, not by investors. All of this comes out of pocket. So, anything you […]

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Why Thousands of People Move Like a Giant, Invisible Vortex

Picture this: You’re at a massive festival, packed shoulder to shoulder with thousands of people. Suddenly, the crowd starts moving—not chaotically, but in a coordinated, eerie swirl. No one is directing it, yet somehow, everyone moves in sync. What’s going on? Are we all just mindless particles caught in a human tornado? It turns out, […]

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The Brave New World of Genetic Biohacking

Genetic experiments that once required advanced degrees and expensive lab equipment are now within reach of anyone with a few hundred dollars and a curious mind. This is the era of genetic biohacking—a DIY revolution in molecular genetics that is transforming how we approach science and innovation. As fascinating as it sounds, this burgeoning field […]

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How Twitch is Shaping the Future of Political Conversations

Imagine turning into a video game stream and finding a live debate about climate change or a fundraiser for social justice causes. This isn’t a fantasy—it’s Twitch. While Twitch is primarily known as a platform for gaming and entertainment, it’s also a growing hub for political dialogue. Politicians, activists, and everyday users are leveraging the […]

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Preprints: The New Frontier in Speeding Up Science

In recent years, the world of science has undergone a quiet revolution that’s reshaping how quickly discoveries are shared and understood. This change isn’t happening in the labs or the data alone—it’s taking place in the way scientific findings are communicated. Enter preprints: the unsung heroes in the life sciences, enabling scientists to share discoveries […]

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AI and particle accelerators

Imagine you’re in a room where a particle accelerator—one of the most complex machines humans have ever built—is quietly humming. It’s a machine capable of propelling particles to nearly the speed of light, unlocking mysteries of the universe that were once thought to be out of reach. But running these massive, high-precision machines is no […]

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