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Even a cursory examination of the many roles of the EPA reveals its extensive reach and influence on innumerable aspects of a citizen’s life. For the same reasons, it should pique the interest of... Read More »

What was most telling about the state of science communication was the simplicity - however exasperated the sign holder - of some of the messages. Read More »

As we claw for hope in a time of division, frustration and blurred truth, it is a growing necessity that we talk about race and identity. Read More »

Last Tuesday evening, just hours before International Women’s Day and the “A Day Without a Woman” protests, the Statue of Liberty’s lights flickered out. Lady Liberty stood in the dark for... Read More »

We need not remind ourselves of the importance of a free press, a dynamic staple of American history and the most fervent defender of democracy and truth. Read More »

For the sake of stoking hope, I wish to discuss the recent advance in surgical technology called MarginProbe. Read More »

Last month the university publicly revealed the Stanford Solar Generating Station in southern California. According to a university press release, the station aims to provide electricity for 53% of... Read More »

It goes without saying that this election is among the most comprehensively divisive and ire-stoking exchanges of power to take place in recent history.  I find that it also ranks among the most... Read More »