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Category Archives: General Interest
I’m Finally Here at This Place Where I May or May Not Belong. I’m Ready to Find Out.
Originally published at The War Horse Blog, this story details a writer’s experience at a retreat designed for military spouses.
Models of US Science Research & Development
Learn about the dueling models of US research and development, and ways they can be used together to quickly address global challenges.
Better Science through Sociology
Understanding sociology can help improve the scientific enterprise.
Congress x DataViz: Our Interview with William Gray, Founder of FloorCharts
Sheeva talks to William Gray, founder of FloorCharts, a website dedicated to archiving the many posters that appear on the floors of the US House and Senate.
Science as a Human Activity: Understanding “Sociology of Science”
Sheeva talks about ways to understand the scientific process and humanize science, introducing a concept known as “sociology of science.”
Science Doesn’t Happen in a Vacuum
Sheeva unpacks the oft-quoted phrase, “science doesn’t happen in a vacuum.”
Breaking Stereotypes in STEM Education
Stereotypes get in the way of educating a STEM-literate society.
What Will the Next 75 Years of Science Policy Bring?
Read Sheeva’s recap of “The Next 75 Years of Science Policy” from Issues in Science and Technology.
How to Make Yourself a 2010 Honda Civic (Or Living an 85% Lifestyle)
Read Army veteran Matthew Bow’s life hacks to help him be his best self.
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