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Hurricanes and Hope
As I got older and began to understand storms, I learned just how resilient the people around me are.

Veronica B. Dubroc
Mar 18, 20218 min read


Opinion: We Need To Distinguish Between Vaccine Hesitancy and Anti-Vax
People who are hesitant have doubts that require answers, and scientists are perfectly placed to provide them with these.

Nidhi Parekh
Mar 6, 202110 min read


My Role Model Taught Me How To Be a Strong Woman in Science
When I talk about the religion I feel culturally affiliated with, I hear an eerie silence.

Burcin Ikiz
Feb 23, 20214 min read


Listening Is a Superpower: Hard Wrought Lessons From Conversations With Voters
I peered through the sidelight windows, seeking any indication of who these people might be: a flag, a sticker, even an item of clothing.

Karin Kirk
Feb 9, 20217 min read


Why You Should Add “Talk About Death” To Your 2021 Resolutions
"I would like everyone to have a good death but we can’t achieve that unless we as a society stop whispering and start talking about it."

Camille Mireles
Jan 31, 20216 min read


Sometimes the Way Forward Is To Return To the Beginning
I drifted away from Kiskeya and with it, part of myself.

Luisirene Hernandez
Jan 27, 20217 min read


Scientists Push Back Against Retracted Nature Communications Study on Women PIs
“None of this is surprising; it is consistent with a wide body of research documenting pernicious systematic and structural gender biases.”

Sheeva Azma
Jan 22, 20215 min read


Dealing With the Dark Days: A Personal Struggle With PMDD
So I give up. I would turn off the lights, bury myself under layers of blankets, and soak my pillow with tears till I fall asleep.

Toluwalogo Niji-Olawepo
Jan 18, 20219 min read


Science Writing Was Worth It. It Just Took Longer Than I Thought.
I felt confused about how I could apply my writing skills as a science major. To me, science and writing seemed like two different worlds.

Sheeva Azma
Dec 26, 20207 min read
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