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Leaders describe public health trust-building among Colorado Indigenous communities
In 2021, as new vaccines were spreading unevenly across the United States, the fastest and broadest uptake came in a population that had been especially hard hit during the first y...
A lab on wheels helps reveal how cannabis affects everything from running to sleep
You might never think an inconspicuous white van would be a hub for cannabis research. But by transforming a Dodge Sprinter van into a mobile laboratory, researchers at the Univers...
Beyond timekeeping: Atomic clocks can teach us more about the universe
Quantum physicist Jun Ye built the most precise atomic clock on Earth—but it’s not good enough for him. His goal is to assemble one that is a thousand times more precise. The r...
Michael Mann shares his cautious optimism for the future through a look at Earth’s past
Hey, mighty brontosaurus, don’t you have a lesson for us? The line from “Walking in Your Footsteps” by The Police echoed through the ballroom of the University Memorial Cente...
Chemical disaster reveals need for good science in crisis responses
Just before 9 p.m. on Feb. 3, a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed in East Palestine, Ohio. More than eight months later, amid a fog of misinformation and mistrust, residents ...
Amid unrest in the universe of UAPs, experts discuss NASA’s future role
Identifying unidentified objects in our skies is a difficult task. Talking about research on them amid a lack of data, differing perspectives, and social media backlash exponential...
Trust and openness are vital for collaborating with Indigenous communities
Indigenous communities have gathered centuries of knowledge on judiciously using and managing their land and its offerings. At a recent conference in Colorado, science writers lear...
Bad indoor air lasted weeks after Colorado fire
After the most destructive wildfire in Colorado history burned more than a thousand structures, contaminated indoor air plagued surviving homes for several weeks. As the smell of s...
Climate scientist Michael Mann to present 11th Patrusky Lecture at ScienceWriters2023
University of Pennsylvania climate scientist Michael E. Mann has been selected by the Council for the Advancement of Science Writing (CASW) to present the eleventh Patrusky Lecture...
Maryn McKenna awarded 2023 Victor Cohn Prize
Maryn McKenna (@marynmck), senior writer at WIRED and a widely published journalist and author specializing in public health, global health, and food policy, has been selected to r...
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