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Listening to the innovations in metamaterials for noise reduction and MRI imaging improvements by Xin Zhang Boston University at #IFoRE SigmaXi

At SigmaXi #IFoRE I’m listening to James Sullivan Florida Atlantic University discuss research on microalgal blooms in Florida

Panel at #IFoRE SigmaXi on research #convergence, excellence, ethics, and social impact with Caltech president Thomas Rosenberg, The Catholic University of America provost Aaron Dominguez, moderated by Kathy Lu UAB and Sigma Xi CEO

Great panel at #IFoRE SigmaXi about retractions with Jamie Vernon 🇺🇸🔬🧬⚾️ Ivan Oransky of Retraction Watch plus Pam Ronald and Kate Laskowski UC Davis

Great talk by Diane Birt Iowa State University about disinformation and bias in food and nutrition science at #IFoRE SigmaXi

Listening to Miguel Jose Yakaman at #IFoRE SigmaXi discussing five fold symmetry in crystals

Really interesting talk about imaging food for contamination by Digvir Jayas ULethbridge at #IFoRE SigmaXi

Talk by Charles Rice K-State on soil health at #IFoRE SigmaXi

Talking about talking by Maryam Naghibolhosseni MSU ComArtSci about diagnosing vocal diseases at #IFoRE SigmaXi Young Investigator Award

At #IFoRE Frances Arnold discusses how her team has developed evolved enzymes: “Nature does not care about your calculations” #NobelPrize SigmaXi Caltech

Kenneth Miller, winner of SigmaXi McGovern Award, speaks to a packed room at #IFoRE

Always exciting to hear soft materials work from John A. Rogers Northwestern speaking at #IFoRE as winner of the Proctor Award. SigmaXi

This week's Science by the Slice has been rescheduled as a hybrid event for January 25! Join us in person at our Frontier RTP headquarters for free pizza and He (Helen) Huang's insights on neuromechanics for robotic prosthetic limbs. REGISTRATION NOW OPEN: sconc.org/ourevents/

In the most recent Q&A, Frances Arnold discusses her latest research with American Scientist editor-in-chief Fenella Saunders. Read more: americanscientist.org/article/breedi…

In 2013, a European Space Agency launched three satellites. Now, launches can carry many more satellites, boosting the number of objects in orbit and the risk of collisions. (Cover image courtesy of ESA.) Learn more: americanscientist.org/magazine/issue…

City parks make people happier and healthier, a fact that fueled the movement to build them in the 1800s. But those benefits are not equitably distributed. #Environment #Policy #Sociology Learn more: americanscientist.org/article/the-ra…

For more than a century, doctors thought urine was sterile. Now, microbiology breakthroughs are revolutionizing diagnosis and treatment of urinary tract infections. #Biology #Medicine #Microbiology Discover more: americanscientist.org/article/discov…

Elizabeth Rasekoala is the president and a founding member of African Gong @gongafrican, a network of organizations from across Africa working to improve public understanding of and engagement with science and technology. Learn more: americanscientist.org/article/global…

Get ready for World Ocean Month by exploring our sea turtle files! Discover more: americanscientist.org/article/sea-tu…

🎉 Hats off to American Scientist for winning the Neal Award for Technical/Scientific Content with Gliflozins for Diabetes: From Bark to Bench to Bedside! 👏