Facts may not be enough to correct science misinformation
A “just the facts” approach may may not be enough to overcome misinformation about science, researchers report.
What to expect during April’s solar eclipse
On April 8, millions of Americans will be watching the last total solar eclipse visible in the US until 2044. Here’s what to expect.
Check out thousands of 3D scans of vertebrate critters for free
Scientists have scanned thousands of natural history specimens, including birds, snakes, and even a whale. You can see them online for free.
Check out thousands of 3D scans of vertebrate critters for free
Scientists have scanned thousands of natural history specimens, including birds, snakes, and even a whale. You can see them online for free.
US public trusts science, but still worries about bias
Confidence in science remains high in the US, but has declined since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, research shows.
Findings show replicability in social-behavior sciences
With best practices, high replicability is achievable in social-behavior sciences research, researchers report.
How Black female teachers enrich science with anti-racism
Black female science teachers find ways to incorporate anti-racist teaching in their classrooms, according to a new study.
How Black female teachers enrich science with anti-racism
Black female science teachers find ways to incorporate anti-racist teaching in their classrooms, according to a new study.
Career Days guide high school kids toward STEM fields
When colleges host STEM Career Days, the high school students who attend are far more likely to pursue a career in a STEM related field.
To debunk science misinformation, consider these factors
“Attempts to debunk science-relevant misinformation were, on average, not successful,” but these factors up your odds of success.