Don't bank on herd immunity to save us from COVID-19
The best way forward is to use quality research to shape policy
How deadly is COVID-19? A biostatistician answers
Experts are predicting that 200,000 people in the United States will die of COVID-19 by November
What the “millennials are growing horns” story can teach us about scientific literacy
Consortium member Maddie Bender on how to decipher scientific findings that seem too weird to be true
Should parents fear potatoes as much as screens?
A new study says neither have serious positive or negative impacts on childhood well-being
Climate is getting more extreme in every possible way
From precipitation to the carbon cycle to natural disasters, the outliers are now the norm.
To predict the future of Southern California's seas, scientists are looking to the past
The west's dramatic coastlines have masked rising tides, but that doesn’t mean the future is dry
Science doesn't need to be so complicated. The answer: more sensible statistics
Let the battle between human psychology and science have statisticians' supervision
The furious pace of modern research is creating a gnarly statistics problem
The truth is a needle in an ever-growing haystack. Scientists need better statistical education to find it
When scientists become 'data parasites,' everybody wins
Why some scientists are celebrating colleagues who "steal" data