Simple science communication helps ease fears and spread good information during the COVID-19 pandemic
Epidemiologists Eleanor Murray and Benjamin Linas have created a set of posters for Boston-area patients, which have since been translated into many languages
Your brain isn't the same in virtual reality as it is in the real world
VR is widely used to study the brain, but it isn't the same as real life — and this has real-world consequences
Scientists built a 4D map of cell division
Cell division involves around 600 different proteins — it could take five or so years to study a single protein
A version of this article originally appeared on NPR Scicommers
When scientists become 'data parasites,' everybody wins
Why some scientists are celebrating colleagues who "steal" data
Meet the chemist who engineered the first effective treatment of leprosy
Alice Augusta Ball died at the age of 24. Ninety years later, we finally started recognizing her contributions.