#science

#science

The spring downtime at CHESS is crucial for maintenance and innovation, enabling hands-on work that can't be done during regular operations.

Lightning can and does strike the same place multiple times, especially tall structures.

The idea that lightning never strikes twice is a common myth.

John Beaulaurier was a passionate scientist and family man whose work in genetic sequencing greatly impacted the field.

Seth Rogen criticized tech entrepreneurs supporting Trump during the Breakthrough Prize ceremony, highlighting the impact of their actions on American science.

Tattooing serves as a personal way for scientists to mark achievements and express identity long after completing academic milestones.

Tornado Alley in the U.S. experiences significantly more tornadoes than other regions due to geographic factors.

Science continues to uncover fascinating insights into extreme environments and unusual biological behaviors through ongoing research.

Boys in English schools outperform girls in maths and science, challenging prevailing narratives about gender-related educational disparities.

The USDA has canceled nearly 400 journal subscriptions, impacting the access to critical scientific resources for its researchers.

Scientists must uphold the principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion in research despite external pressures.

Extremism's definition varies but often relates to intolerance and rigidity, with scientific arguments frequently exploited by extremist groups.

Klein and Thompson advocate for a proactive liberalism that champions investment and innovation in science and green technologies to combat current government challenges.

The protest highlighted scientists' concerns over funding cuts and political interference in scientific research under the Trump administration.

Pursuing a dream job can lead to unexpected realizations about personal happiness and fulfillment.

Greenlanders' unique genetics result from centuries of isolation and adaptation to Arctic living conditions.

Many US scientists delay retirement due to their attachment to professional identity.