Meera Subramanian says she’s drawn ever deeper into the question that spurred her to write “A River Runs Again”: How should humans and the planet coexist?
‘Citizen Science’? We’ve Got a Book for You
“As the daughter of an entomologist, I came to citizen science early,” writes KSJ’s director, Deborah Blum, in a Washington Post review of Caren Cooper’s new book, “Citizen Science.”
Conversations With Scientists: A KSJ Video
In a five-minute video by KSJ fellow Iván Carrillo, a range of scientists talk about a range of topics: imagination, creativity, doubt, our planet’s place in the universe.
Climate Change: The View From 35,000 Feet
Steven Barrett of MIT tells the KSJ fellows that jets and their contrails could dash hopes of reversing global warming.
Author, Author, Author: Three Books From KSJ
Mark Wolverton, Meera Subramanian, and Maura O’Connor give practical advice about writing a book and getting it published.
‘Whole Truth’? Ayanna Thomas Has Her Doubts
At KSJ, a leading cognitive psychologist says ageist stereotypes can affect eyewitness testimony — sometimes for the better.