For weeks, I was seeing stories of school closures due to extreme heat. All over the world. Philippines, Mexico, India, Cambodia, Pakistan. How many kids are losing education due to high temperatures? Today in Devex, with editing from @HonestyPern devex.com/news/despite-s…

🌌🚀 En la carrera espacial, Latinoamérica va muy por detrás de 🇺🇸 o 🇪🇺I. Hawkins, del Exploratorium, ve una oportunidad en esto: pensar desde aquí en un uso sostenible del espacio Entrega3️⃣ de la serie de Astronomía en A. Latina con Science Friday (by me 🙃) elpais.com/america-futura…

My story for the Globe Magazine was in print this morning — on the East Coast, a microscopic worm is devouring beech trees and leaving them for dead. Researchers call it one of the most infectious forest pathogens the country has ever seen. bostonglobe.com/2024/06/12/mag…

He Found A Bizarre Octopus, But No One Believed Him. Thanks to Kenna Hughes-Castleberry @kennaculture.bsky.social for bringing this fascinating story of Arcadio Rodaniche's work to Science Friday. Happy #CephalopodWeek! 🐙🦑 sciencefriday.com/articles/arcad…

🇨🇱¡Aquí la 6️⃣ entrega de la serie 'Astronomía made in Latinoamérica' junto a Science Friday ! El Observatorio Europeo Austral construye en el desierto de Atacama un titánico telescopio que revolucionará la exploración cósmica ✏️Maolis Castro 🔗elpais.com/america-futura…

Hoy acaba la serie 'Astronomía en América Latina' con esta poderosa columna del colombiano Juan Diego Soler, una firme defensa de la ciencia hecha "con dos apellidos" (con mucho talento y pocos recursos): elpais.com/america-futura… La serie completa en @americafutura cc Science Friday 👇🏽

Bronco is a 6-year-old Cardigan Welsh corgi that learned to sniff out spotted lanternfly eggs. He is part of a citizen science project that turns canines into crop protectors and challenges what we know about dogs’ powerful noses. ✍️ @couchcs sciencefriday.com/articles/invas…

Scientists define species many different ways, and that can make conservation tricky. Sophie Hartley reports for Science Friday on how one photo of a flower reignited a species debate. sciencefriday.com/articles/speci…

La FDA ha aprobado las vacunas actualizadas contra el COVID-19. ¿Tienes alguna pregunta? Mandala para que un experto nos ayude a responderla. Science Friday i1j7zijgb78.typeform.com/to/MHMsyvzc

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“I would love to be part of a generation thinking about what technology would look like if we put the public interest first.” The brilliant Mariel García-Montes @[email protected] on MIT’s homepage today: news.mit.edu/2024/mariel-ga…?

Just wanted to take a moment to share the fantastic work of my Science Friday colleagues Emma Gometz and Robin Kazmier. Tiny Nature Triumphs is a great way to remind our learners that combating climate change isn't all doom and gloom. Be inspired. sciencefriday.com/articles/tiny-…

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Researchers are inviting death metal singers into the lab to understand how they can scream, growl, and squeal without hurting their vocal tissues. What they’re finding upends conventional wisdom on vocal health. sciencefriday.com/articles/death…