What if Columbus had GPS on his Santa Maria ship, and managed to spell and input “India” correctly and find his way around Africa to the Pacific Ocean?
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Latino musical artists will give a VAX Live concert to promote vaccines
We can each do our part to end this pandemic by encouraging friends and family to get vaccinated.
There's power in a trusted messenger.
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Students from underrepresented groups may have a chance at the chance for a free education in the future. How? By enrolling in a future Digital Service Academy.
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The extraordinary lives of women scientists are rarely portrayed in movies. At least not in the form of biopics, dramas or documentaries. Far more common are female superheroes in science fiction movies or glamourized characters in a TV series.
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A detailed look at the numbers of Black and Latino doctors in the U.S., highlighting the need for a medical pipeline for Blacks and Latinos.
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You make a vaccine soaked in scientist sweat. At warp speed. A vaccine that has been empirically tested on 43,000 trial participants for Pfizer BioNTech
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Vaccines are coming.
Hooray! Who's first? I was in line to get the vaccine when he came.
Why aren't we jumping up for joy instead of tiptoeing around the fears of the anti-vaccination people? I don't know about you, but as soon as the vaccines come out, I'm getting in line.
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You can tell a lot about a culture from its social distancing. A government tells the same message — to stay far apart from each other — but in different ways.
What people do or don’t do to follow these orders reveals attitudes toward authority, personal freedom and how we respect each other.
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It's hard to imagine progress when we can't see it with our naked eyes. Man, I'd hate to be a scientist these days. People are waiting for you to turn in that vaccine like it was due the day before yesterday. Talk about pressure.
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