Tag: scientific
Roundup: White House Releases Scientific Integrity Progress Report
Scientific Integrity Progress Report and Policy Updates In the third quarter of 2024, significant developments took place regarding…
Happy Martian New Year! | Scientific American
November 12, 2024, marks a special occasion for Mars - it's the planet's New Year's Day, transitioning from…
Tragic diagnosis sent journalist Lawrence Ingrassia on a scientific odyssey
Genetics can be a cruel mistress, as Lawrence Ingrassia knows all too well. A genetic mutation that runs…
Don’t Panic. AI Isn’t Coming to End Scientific Exploration
The recent Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry have sparked a wave of discussion and debate surrounding the…
What’s Next for Scientific Integrity at Federal Agencies?
Progress on Scientific Integrity in the Federal Government As the Biden administration nears its end, the White House…
EPA’s Office of Inspector General Criticizes the EPA Scientific Integrity Office
The recent Congressional hearing titled, “Holding the Biden-Harris EPA Accountable for Radical Rush-to-Green Spending” has sparked controversy and…
‘The Starry Night’ Accurately Depicts a Scientific Theory That Wasn’t Described Until Years After van Gogh’s Death
Vincent van Gogh's iconic painting, "The Starry Night," has long captured the imagination of art lovers around the…
Different, Together | Scientific American
September 3, 20242 min readDifferent, TogetherOne person’s reality is purely theirs and often uniqueBy Andrea Gawrylewski In 2015,…
Neolithic engineers used scientific knowledge to build huge megalith
The Menga dolmen in southern Spain stands as a testament to the advanced knowledge and skills of Neolithic…