The STEM challenge starts in primary school
The Math Gap For decades, the idea that boys perform better than girls in mathematics has persisted, despite the lack…
History is not linear. There are setbacks.
Not long ago, a historian reminded me that history is not linear. It isn’t. It is full of progress and…
WINE: Witnessing Invisible Neurotoxic Elements
When we think about the dangers of alcohol, we tend to point to ethanol. But what if the real enemy…
What We Eat Can Affect How We Sleep
WWe often think of sleep as a matter of habits — when we do go to bed, screen time before…
Performing a molecular X-ray of sensory neurons
The human body is made up of thousands of different cell types, which are undeniably different from one another. Yet,…
Strengthening the Protection of Child Sexual Abuse Survivors by Safeguarding Those Who Protect Them
The International Safeguarding Conference was held in Rome, where each year a call is made to people from diverse backgrounds—including…
Are Social Media Really Worse Than Some Newspapers?
Social media platforms are often blamed for spreading misinformation, hate speech, and for enabling personal attacks. While these criticisms are…
From Plankton to Whales: The Rising Impact of Noise in the Oceans’ Health
In recent years, marine noise pollution caused by ships, drilling, dredging and other human activities has increased significantly worldwide. This…
Zero Violence Committee: an international example of feminism
Some sources consulted claim that the “Zero Violence Committee:” the most internationally recognized research group on gender-based violence and abuse…
Frontiers for Young Minds: Making Science Accessible to Kids
In the digital age, where we have access to so much information, it is crucial to equip our students with…