NASA named four astronauts who will be part of Artemis III, the next mission in the agency’s program to return humans to the surface of the moon for the first time in more than 50 years. https://t.co/MFUuXC9FEL
Also, tune into Vox’s Today Explained podcast to hear me chat with Sean Rameswaram about one feat of design on Integrity: the toilet. Here’s the link: https://t.co/v7SDrZ8UJB
Over the past few months, I’ve had the opportunity to chat with NASA scientists who've helped make Artemis II and its science goals possible. Find those stories and a lot more in Scientific American's coverage of the historic mission: https://t.co/zFqg0eSv0z
Ahead of the curve when it comes to testing city water for PFAS, Michigan has met its match with the state’s over one million private wells, urging residents to get their water tested. Read about it in my latest for Inside Climate News: https://t.co/7cW4vMI8Au
Polluted waterways near Chicago might be helping keep invasive crustaceans at bay, a recent study suggests. Read about it in my latest for Inside Climate News: https://t.co/uXu1NXeVHa
The uncertainty of a tariff-laden future is already here for the longshoremen handling imports and exports. And with fewer ships to work on, it means less time for new workers to learn the trade. https://t.co/aL5Gvtk0TX
Already plagued by industrial pollution and health care access issues, experts say climate change is making things even more difficult for people with asthma in Detroit.
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Difficulty digesting large meals may limit where these temperature-sensitive snakes can call home — and that might be a good thing in places where they're invasive. https://t.co/AKhJHyclIT
While interning at Fast Company, I had the opportunity to write about more than 150 companies recognized in the 2025 Best Workplaces for Innovators List. It was great to help bring the award program to life. You can read the list of winning companies here:
Fast Company's seventh annual Best Workplaces for Innovators list recognizes more than 150 companies that understand vitally important breakthroughs can occur on the loading dock, not just in a corner office.
This year’s list reveals that no single country has a monopoly on innovation, from German engineering giant @Siemens, to London-based software company Omnea, and Chicago-based @MotoSolutions all making waves for their efforts in building dynamic, inspiring environments.
Check out the full list of #FCBestWorkplaces ➡️https://t.co/2d2PYz4vG4
Migratory birds making their late-night flights aren’t the only ones who prefer dark skies. This weekend, a stargazing event in Michigan is bringing attention to the growing “dark sky movement.” Read about it in my first for Inside Climate News: https://t.co/EGOTvBsdSk
AI is getting better at mimicking artists' copyrighted work. Are lawsuits and digital protections enough to stop it? Find out in my latest for Fast Company: https://t.co/eElDHodeG1
Glow in the dark cancer cells are helping make surgeries more precise. Read more about the drug behind the glow in my latest for Fast Company: https://t.co/3HqtQbz2Vo
Living up to its name, the bitter bracket mushroom contains some of the most bitter substances known to science.
Read more about it in my latest for Scientific American: https://t.co/yOECDHdOQn
The next time you order a sack of White Castle sliders, a robot might come rolling up to you, thanks to a new partnership with Uber Eats and Coco Robotics https://t.co/5qWSgesMEo
VC investments in climate tech are down for the third year in a row, but investors say the space is narrowing, not disappearing. https://t.co/6nEuhMk8xU
Landed a job interview? Think about what hour you schedule it for. According to a new study, the time of day you interview can impact your performance. https://t.co/u70LhMUj05