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Next Week in Science, February 21, 2024

It’s discouraging, I know. Some colleagues over at the Tango 2 Foundation have provided a nice form letter to and link to help contact your representatives and tell them to use the power of the Legislative Branch to stop this freaking insanity. You can find your reps here: https://www.usa.gov/elected-officials Here’s a script, but please modify […]

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Next Week in Science, February 14, 2025

One thing’s for sure, lots of scientist and scientific support staff will be losing their jobs. We already know about the indirect rate cut, which I need to blog a bit more about because I have mixed feelings. Well, the journals keep publishing at least. Join the Science Adventure: The stakes for science have never […]

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Next Week in Science, February 7, 2025

So we’re watching the news from NSF carefully. The heat on the street is also that HHS is going to be subject to major cut next week. Also, if you haven’t yet, follow us on Bluesky, which is a bit easy for us to keep up in real time. https://bsky.app/profile/thisweekinscience.bsky.social Here’s at least the science […]

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Next Week in Science, January 31, 2025

Most of the recent decisions from the federal administration have impacted our health-focused colleagues. We’ll be digging in to see what the implications are for more of our STEM-focused brethren over the next few days. Here’s what’s coming up next week. Join the Science Adventure: The stakes for science have never been higher. In today’s […]

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Next Week in Science, January 24, 2024

Obviously, the big news this week is about policy. Recent actions by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) have raised significant concerns among researchers and public health professionals. NIH study sections, where funding decisions are made, were abruptly canceled with limited explanation. Further memo instructed federal […]

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Next Week in Science, January 17, 2025

We’ve been a bit unplugged this week, spending some well-earned time off in San Diego. Before going to the airport, we stopped at the Sunset Cliffs and walked down to the beach. Can you believe that I had never touched the Pacific before? Mission accomplished. We found all sorts of weird creatures in tide pools, […]

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Next Week in Science, January 10, 2025

In case you missed it, we had some wild blogs this week. Investigating the impact of clowns on hospitalized children? Why not! We are always going a bit deeper in the articles, above and beyond what’s in the feedback, so be sure to check regularly! Here’s what we have coming up next week. Unlock Science […]

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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 that suggests that human-in-the-loop technology will become more important, which seems reasonable given the potential for algorithmic bias, etc., etc.c Also, if you haven’t tried […]

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Next Week in Science, December 20, 2024

Do we take a holiday break? Yes and no. We’ll still be using our normal monitoring systems, and the website will still be up and running. Maybe even some holiday-themed articles? But otherwise, we do spend time with our families and friends. Thanks for reading! Here’s what’s happening next week. Unlock Science Secrets Discover revolutionary […]

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Next Week in Science, December 13th.

Mystery drones! I think it’s interesting from a cultural perspective that people have jumped first to drones and not UFOs. The way the terminology has shifted over the last decade or so has been super interesting. I mean, there were congressional hearings where the US Military straight up said, “We don’t know what these are?” […]

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