‘Since making my YouTube channel, I’ve learned it’s important to give people reasonable expectations about what’s real and what they’re going to encounter in their lives.’
MIT on Jordan Harrod, a PhD researcher using AI to study the brain
Leeds Trinity University graduates receive top Psychology award
Congratulations to Macy and Rebecca for their award-winning dissertations.
Dr Raychelle Burks on being a Black woman in STEM
Lack of representation and an abundance of misogynoir makes it incredibly hard for Black women in STEM.
Is Facebook the renaissance version of AOL?
Is history doomed to repeat itself in social media form?
The Million Dollar Homepage and its link depreciation
The digital equivalent of a decaying mansion from the inside.
The most underrated list of web browsers on the Internet
Did you use any of these browsers?
Sea urchins are so cool
Who knew a juvenile purple sea urchin could be so spectacular?
How a series of Twitter hashtags have brought Black scientists together
Black scientists have taken to Twitter to share their work and experiences.
The experiences of Black women in aerospace engineering
40 years separate these two Black women but so much connects them in their lives as aerospace engineer graduates.
Apps won't 'move the #MeToo movement', especially without systematic change
Tech can offer a solution but it isn’t and can’t be *the* solution to sexual harassment in the workplace.
Dr Kizzmekia S. Corbett on COVID-19 vaccine development and the myths surrounding it
Dr. Corbett also talks about population immunity and the existing research on mRNA technology that led to the rapid development of the COVID-19 vaccines.
Is social media a risk to humanity? These scientists think so.
A paper, written by 17 researchers, argued that ‘our lack of understanding about the collective behavioral effects of new technology is a danger to democracy and scientific progress.’