Next Week in Science, November 22, 2024
It was snowing this morning in Pennsylvania. That was nice. Here’s what we have next week…we don’t take off for Thanksgiving (but do slow down a bit). Explore and Learn… Read More
It was snowing this morning in Pennsylvania. That was nice. Here’s what we have next week…we don’t take off for Thanksgiving (but do slow down a bit). Explore and Learn… Read More
Imagine being a detective tasked with solving a mystery, but every time you uncover a new clue, someone takes away your tools. That’s the reality researchers face when trying to… Read More
Imagine a future where your health journey is seamlessly tracked while you sleep—all without wires, sensors, or a trip to a sleep clinic. Thanks to new advancements, that future is… Read More
Imagine stumbling into a crowded online space where everyone believes they’ve uncovered a terrible truth that the rest of society denies. People gather here to swap stories, share frustrations, and… Read More
Imagine walking into a factory where machines talk to each other, sensors predict failures before they happen, and energy efficiency is no longer a dream but a reality. This isn’t… Read More
Ever wonder why some companies thrive amidst chaos while others struggle to stay afloat? In our rapidly changing world, success hinges on one powerful quality: agility. And no, we’re not… Read More
America has long been a global leader in science and innovation, but the upcoming administration could reshape how we fund and support scientific research. The policies outlined in the 2025… Read More
Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized industries from healthcare to finance, but its impact on education has been surprisingly muted. Why hasn’t AI funding transformed U.S. educational systems in the same… Read More
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… Read More
Imagine a conversation where logic and evidence are thrown out the window, where statements shift and contradict themselves within seconds, and where the goal isn’t clarity but rather a spectacle…. Read More