Tag: Science

Conflicted Care in a Post Roe v. Wade Nation

The future of physician decision-making and patient welfare

Little Heart-Shaped Pills

Love potions and neurotechnology.

The Nuances of Data Colonialism

A Q&A with Nick Couldry and Ulises A. Mejias NICK COULDRY and ULISES A. MEJIAS Free for commercial use. Via Pixabay   Earlier this month, Stanford University Press hosted an online discussion between Nick Couldry and Ulises A. Mejias, authors of the recently released The 

Little Heart-Shaped Pills

Love potions and neurotechnology.

Introduction to Empire of Guns

How a Quaker gunmaker shaped Britain’s gun industry.

SCIENCE FAKE AND REAL

On Enlightenment scientists and the forgotten role of imagination. by TITA CHICO March for Science in San Francisco. Photo by Steve Rapport, CCBY2.0 via Wikimedia Commons. Headlines today pop with accusations that traditional sources of knowledge and even experts are biased, ideological, and unreliable. Accusations 

Climate Change’s Poisoned Culture

Climate change has joined sex, religion, and politics as an issue not to be discussed in polite conversation.