End of the 100ml Liquids Rule: How CT Scanners Are Changing Airport Security
For two decades, air travel has been defined by a single, irritating ritual: the 100ml liquids bag. But that’s changing....
William Foege, Architect of Smallpox Eradication, Dies at 89
William Foege, a pivotal figure in the global elimination of smallpox, has died at the age of 89. The Task Force for Global Health,...
Walking on Ice: A Guide to Staying Upright This Winter
The recent winter storms have transformed landscapes across the country…but not always for the better. While cozy indoors, stepping outside onto icy sidewalks can...
Roadkill as a Scientific Resource: An Untapped Opportunity
Roadkill represents a tragic but unavoidable consequence of modern infrastructure. Millions of animals die on roadways each year—estimates range from two to eight million...
Colon Cancer Surges Among Young Adults: A Growing Crisis
Colorectal cancer is now the leading cause of cancer-related deaths for Americans under 50, reversing decades of progress against cancer in younger age groups....
Science Through Time: Glimpses From 1876, 1926, and 1976
Science has always been about pushing boundaries, but the questions scientists ask and the tools they use evolve dramatically with each generation. Examining snapshots...
The Hidden Flaw in Modern Grading: Why Calibration Matters for Competency-Based Education
Modern schools are increasingly moving toward personalized, competency-based education (CBE). Yet, a critical element often overlooked undermines these efforts: calibration of teacher judgment. Without...
Artemis II: NASA Prepares for Crewed Moon Mission with Critical ‘Wet’ Dress Rehearsal
NASA is moving forward with preparations for Artemis II, the first crewed mission to the Moon in over 50 years. A key component of...
How Your Brain Creates False Memories: The Science of Misremembering
The human memory is remarkably unreliable. While we often treat our recollections as accurate records of the past, psychology reveals that our brains are...
NIH Halts Funding for Fetal Tissue Research
The U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) has announced an end to its support for research utilizing human fetal tissue, effective immediately. The decision,...
