Tag: Scientist

A Scientist Cured Her Breast Cancer With Self-Experimentation, But Multiple Journals Rejected Her Paper

Dr. Beata Halassy, a 50-year-old PhD virologist, made headlines recently for her groundbreaking approach to treating her recurrent

Neurodivergent rocket scientist completes Seven Summits, eyes Explorer’s Grand Slam

Meghan Buchanan faced challenges early on when her second-grade teacher shamed her for struggling with spelling and called

Black Scientist Posters To Celebrate Black History All Year Long

Celebrate Black history all year long with a collection of printable Black scientist posters. In collaboration with Ward’s

OpenAI scientist Noam Brown stuns TED AI Conference: ’20 seconds of thinking worth 100,000x more data’

OpenAI’s Noam Brown recently delivered a thought-provoking speech at the TED AI conference in San Francisco, shedding light

Ask a Scientist: How Close Are We to a Clean Energy Transition?

Transitioning to Clean Energy: The Exciting Progress in Energy Storage After experiencing the hottest summer on record, the

Scientist Nuke an Asteroid in a Lab Mock-Up

On September 24, 2024, a groundbreaking experiment took place where scientists successfully simulated a nuclear explosion to deflect

New Scientist Live 2024: What we are most excited about seeing this year

New Scientist Live is back at ExCeL London from Saturday 12 until Sunday 13 October, with a special

The Scientist Betting That Worm Secretions Fix Autoimmune Diseases

Welcome to the first edition of the Prototype! Every week, I’ll be sharing the latest and most intriguing

Ask A Scientist: How Can Science and Data Inform Fairer, Freer Elections?

It’s clear that there are systemic barriers that contribute to lower voter turnout and higher rates of rejected