Google Triumphs on the Nobel Stage as Tough Antitrust Fight Looms
Google's Nobel Prize winners highlight the increasing role of AI in scientific innovation and the need for careful consideration of its implications.
AI in science: the promise, perils and path forward Event 1
The event focuses on the implications, risks, and ethics of AI in science and society.
Opinion: Separating science and the humanities is hurting us
Scientists' perspectives are heavily influenced by their tools and expertise, often limiting their understanding of complex phenomena.
Poll: Finns cautiously optimistic about artificial intelligence
Finns show cautious optimism towards AI, particularly favoring facial recognition in crime prevention and chatbots, yet oppose its use in journalism and weapons.
Nature's 10: the people who helped shape science in 2024
Nature's 10 celebrates remarkable scientists and their contributions to key scientific developments over the past year.
Harris, Trump both prioritize US tech interests DW 11/01/2024
The next US president must prioritize critical science and technology issues that impact economic growth, national security, and global leadership.
Google Triumphs on the Nobel Stage as Tough Antitrust Fight Looms
Google's Nobel Prize winners highlight the increasing role of AI in scientific innovation and the need for careful consideration of its implications.
AI in science: the promise, perils and path forward Event 1
The event focuses on the implications, risks, and ethics of AI in science and society.
Opinion: Separating science and the humanities is hurting us
Scientists' perspectives are heavily influenced by their tools and expertise, often limiting their understanding of complex phenomena.
Poll: Finns cautiously optimistic about artificial intelligence
Finns show cautious optimism towards AI, particularly favoring facial recognition in crime prevention and chatbots, yet oppose its use in journalism and weapons.
Nature's 10: the people who helped shape science in 2024
Nature's 10 celebrates remarkable scientists and their contributions to key scientific developments over the past year.
Harris, Trump both prioritize US tech interests DW 11/01/2024
The next US president must prioritize critical science and technology issues that impact economic growth, national security, and global leadership.
Daily quizzes on varied topics encourage engagement and competition.
Participants can compare scores and compete with friends to enhance the quiz experience.
Which Quantity Is Defined by the Equation "Work Done Divided by Time"?
New daily quizzes allow for brain-teasing challenges themed around different topics each weekday, enhancing engagement and competition among participants.
Which Surgical Procedure May Be SMAS, Deep Plane, or Volumetric?
Daily quizzes hosted by Ray Hamel provide unique challenges on various topics, including science, fostering engagement and competition among players.
The Standard Unit for Measuring Pressure Is Named After Which Mathematician?
Daily quizzes on different topics to challenge knowledge.
Engage in friendly competition through score comparisons and leaderboards.
The Tapetum Lucidum Is a Layer of Cells Located in Which Part of the Body?
Daily quizzes provide an engaging way to test knowledge on various topics, starting with science.
Slate Plus members gain leaderboard insights to foster friendly competition among participants.
Castor and Pollux Are the Brightest Stars in Which Constellation?
Daily quizzes allow users to test knowledge on various topics, fostering competition and community among participants.
From Which Plant Is the Spice Saffron Obtained?
Daily quizzes on varied topics encourage engagement and competition.
Participants can compare scores and compete with friends to enhance the quiz experience.
Which Quantity Is Defined by the Equation "Work Done Divided by Time"?
New daily quizzes allow for brain-teasing challenges themed around different topics each weekday, enhancing engagement and competition among participants.
Which Surgical Procedure May Be SMAS, Deep Plane, or Volumetric?
Daily quizzes hosted by Ray Hamel provide unique challenges on various topics, including science, fostering engagement and competition among players.
The Standard Unit for Measuring Pressure Is Named After Which Mathematician?
Daily quizzes on different topics to challenge knowledge.
Engage in friendly competition through score comparisons and leaderboards.
The Tapetum Lucidum Is a Layer of Cells Located in Which Part of the Body?
Daily quizzes provide an engaging way to test knowledge on various topics, starting with science.
Slate Plus members gain leaderboard insights to foster friendly competition among participants.
Castor and Pollux Are the Brightest Stars in Which Constellation?
Daily quizzes allow users to test knowledge on various topics, fostering competition and community among participants.
Journalism's historical negligence on climate change reflects a potential risk in its coverage of emerging technologies like AGI.
Weird weather isn't always because of climate change but sometimes it is
Human-caused climate change is significantly influencing intense weather events and the perception of their connection to climate variability is evolving.
Scientists Scramble to Save Climate Data from TrumpAgain
Scientists are preparing to archiving climate data strategically due to fears of potential data loss under the second Trump administration.
Oregon snowfall projected to drop 50% by 2100 among findings in latest state climate report
Oregonians face a future of increased drought, rainfall, and reduced snow due to human-caused climate change.
The media reckons with AGI
Journalism's historical negligence on climate change reflects a potential risk in its coverage of emerging technologies like AGI.
Weird weather isn't always because of climate change but sometimes it is
Human-caused climate change is significantly influencing intense weather events and the perception of their connection to climate variability is evolving.
Scientists Scramble to Save Climate Data from TrumpAgain
Scientists are preparing to archiving climate data strategically due to fears of potential data loss under the second Trump administration.
Oregon snowfall projected to drop 50% by 2100 among findings in latest state climate report
Oregonians face a future of increased drought, rainfall, and reduced snow due to human-caused climate change.
The world record for "largest snowflake" is 15 inches. Is that possible?
The largest photographed snow crystal is 10 mm, while the largest recorded was allegedly 15 inches, a claim questioned by physicist Kenneth Libbrecht.
NASA probe survives record-breaking close approach to sun DW 12/27/2024
The Parker Solar Probe's recent flyby is a significant achievement, enhancing our knowledge of solar phenomena and contributing to future solar research efforts.
Opinion | The Sidney Awards
Francis Williams, a Black scholar and scientist, countered racial stereotypes through his life and a powerful portrait, showcasing his intellect and status.
Teachers Are Sharing How They Deal With Students Who Believe Conspiracy Theories Over Fact
Teachers face challenges in teaching science due to students' beliefs influenced by parents' political views.
School that creates future changemakers' in awards finals
North London Grammar School is recognized for its innovative community engagement and excellence in science education, inspiring future changemakers through global collaboration.
'That's funny': creative solutions for time-starved researchers
Art and science share a profound interconnection, requiring similar creative tools for exploration and expression.
NYE "IlluminOdyssey" Dazzling Winter Lights
IlluminOdyssey is an interactive science installation designed to inspire curiosity and critical thinking in children and adults through the exploration of light.
Making Cookies During the Holidays? A Little Math Can Help
Teaching children about science and math through cooking fosters education in a fun, engaging way.
It's Short Wave's 5th birthday! Here are science questions 5-year-olds asked us
Short Wave celebrates its 5th birthday by answering science questions from young listeners, emphasizing their curiosity and engagement with the show.
Teachers Are Sharing How They Deal With Students Who Believe Conspiracy Theories Over Fact
Teachers face challenges in teaching science due to students' beliefs influenced by parents' political views.
School that creates future changemakers' in awards finals
North London Grammar School is recognized for its innovative community engagement and excellence in science education, inspiring future changemakers through global collaboration.
'That's funny': creative solutions for time-starved researchers
Art and science share a profound interconnection, requiring similar creative tools for exploration and expression.
NYE "IlluminOdyssey" Dazzling Winter Lights
IlluminOdyssey is an interactive science installation designed to inspire curiosity and critical thinking in children and adults through the exploration of light.
Making Cookies During the Holidays? A Little Math Can Help
Teaching children about science and math through cooking fosters education in a fun, engaging way.
It's Short Wave's 5th birthday! Here are science questions 5-year-olds asked us
Short Wave celebrates its 5th birthday by answering science questions from young listeners, emphasizing their curiosity and engagement with the show.
Royal rhinos, knitted wombs and anal surgery - Versailles comes to the Science Museum
Science flourished in France during the monarchy, marked by both impressive achievements and ethical dilemmas surrounding experimentation on the underprivileged.
My body is already in decline. Now experts can predict when my mind will follow | Emma Beddington
Ageing is not linear; it involves abrupt declines at specific age peaks.
Nobel Laureates Urge Senate to Turn Down Kennedy's Nomination
Nobel Prize winners oppose Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s confirmation for Health and Human Services due to concerns over his hostility towards science and medicine.
The theory of infidelity: The women in Einstein's life DW 12/11/2024
Einstein's love letters reveal insights into his emotional world and scientific creativity during his formative years.
Nobel Laureates Urge Senate to Turn Down Kennedy's Nomination
Nobel Prize winners oppose Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s confirmation for Health and Human Services due to concerns over his hostility towards science and medicine.
The theory of infidelity: The women in Einstein's life DW 12/11/2024
Einstein's love letters reveal insights into his emotional world and scientific creativity during his formative years.
Tiny Matters Joins Multitude - New Partnership With American Cancer Society - Podcaster News
Tiny Matters explores the significant impact of genetics, microbes, and science on our world, hosted by scientists Sam Jones and Deboki Chakravarti.
'There will be nothing left': researchers fear collapse of science in Argentina
Under President Javier Milei, Argentina's science sector faces severe budget cuts and brain drain, jeopardizing research and innovation in the country.
Alarm bells': why are Australian boys doing better than girls in maths and science?
Gender disparities in maths and science start early, with a concerning gap noted between boys and girls in recent academic performance reports.
LEGO Microscope with a Functional Rotating Eyepiece lets you Examine LEGO Bacteria Samples - Yanko Design
LEGO Ideas showcases a unique, functional microscope design by Peter_Designs that emphasizes the fun in science and honors scientific dedication.
Megapod: Why Is There So Much BS in Psychology?
The replication crisis in social psychology raises questions about the validity and utility of research findings.
How HIV research has reshaped modern medicine - Harvard Gazette
The fight against HIV has transformed it from a death sentence to a manageable chronic condition, providing insights for treating other diseases.
Isaac Newton Creates a List of His 57 Sins (Circa 1662)
Isaac Newton's influence during the Enlightenment bridged scientific rationalism and personal theism, challenging traditional religious perspectives while advancing mathematical laws of the universe.
'We need to be ready for a new world': scientists globally react to Trump election
Trump's election victory raises concern among scientists about potential anti-science policies and global implications.
Bill Maher Closed Out the 2024 "Real Time" Season With Science
Bill Maher mixed humor with serious commentary on America’s political landscape and cultural absurdities.
Why we need a body to oversee how science is used by governments
Science and politics are often misaligned, with researchers succumbing to biases rather than pursuing objective truths.
He has different personas': inside Benjamin Franklin's life as a scientist
Richard Munson highlights Benjamin Franklin's enduring relevance as a champion of science and civility amidst contemporary challenges in political discourse.
'We need to be ready for a new world': scientists globally react to Trump election
Trump's election victory raises concern among scientists about potential anti-science policies and global implications.
Bill Maher Closed Out the 2024 "Real Time" Season With Science
Bill Maher mixed humor with serious commentary on America’s political landscape and cultural absurdities.
Why we need a body to oversee how science is used by governments
Science and politics are often misaligned, with researchers succumbing to biases rather than pursuing objective truths.
He has different personas': inside Benjamin Franklin's life as a scientist
Richard Munson highlights Benjamin Franklin's enduring relevance as a champion of science and civility amidst contemporary challenges in political discourse.
LGBTQ+ STEM Day celebrates significant contributions of queer scientists who have advanced knowledge in various fields.
Local couple makes science-inspired rom-com
Alec Moore merges science and film in his romantic comedy, exploring themes of monogamy and love through a unique premise involving voles and human emotions.
13 LGBTQ+ scientists you should know
LGBTQ+ STEM Day celebrates significant contributions of queer scientists who have advanced knowledge in various fields.
Local couple makes science-inspired rom-com
Alec Moore merges science and film in his romantic comedy, exploring themes of monogamy and love through a unique premise involving voles and human emotions.
New UFO hearings continue an "endless loop" of sensation
The author emphasizes the need for transparent and scientific investigation into UAPs, rather than sensational claims or stories.
What is the busiest UK railway station outside of London? The Saturday quiz
Karren Brady sold her future husband for £400,000, illustrating the crossover of personal and professional lives in the sports world.
The Law Must Respond when Science Changes
The intersection of evolving scientific understanding and legal convictions poses challenges for due process in high-profile cases.
What links Mary Hopkin and Modern Jazz Quartet? The Saturday quiz
The fastest animal on two legs is the ostrich.
10 thoughtful insights about the great cosmic unknowns
Modern science has explained vast aspects of the Universe, yet significant mysteries, including dark matter and fundamental constants, remain unresolved.
A BIGGER BANG
The Getty's PST ART program bridges art and science, enhancing understanding through creativity.