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Ahsan Choudary writes about how examples like Theranos's false technology, Hwang Woo-Suk's stem cell cloning controversy, and Haruko Obokata's false claims about the creation of a novel technique demonstrate that bad science happens more than we may realize. Read More →

Suleman Hussain is learning new skills from The American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics (ASPET) Mentoring Network program. Read More →

In preparation for her transition back to medical school, Mariam Ishaque went to England to work with the Imperial College of London's Neurosurgery Department. Read More →

Graduate students volunteered at the Girl Day STEM Festival at UT Austin to encourage girls to think about science. Read More →

In the furthest Science Night yet, trainees traveled to Flatonia to engage students with science. Read More →

Football season is over, Concussion is out of theaters, and most people are ready to forget about head injuries. Read More →

Dr. Jonathan Berman, MC for the World Record Attempt for the Largest Periodic Table of Elements, writes about humor in science. Read More →

To promote the periodic table event, we are hosting an online mixed media competition for participating schools. Groups are encouraged to post photos and video of their element squares on the competition's Facebook page. Read More →