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Are universities that declare themselves neutral backing away from the truth or enabling it?
It's a trend that here to stay, so we'd better figure it out.
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The muddled science on teens and social media
Extensive interviews with Jon Haidt and Candice Odgers
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June 2024

My first big autism talk
Thanks to my hosts at the Autism Research Centre at Cambridge
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What we look for in editorials for Science
Stay away from promoting specific efforts
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May 2024

The challenge of autism labels
There's still no consensus among the experts
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My graduation speech at Hofstra
Talking to all masters and doctoral graduates
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My graduation speech at Penn State
A message for the new scientists from the Eberly College
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April 2024

How I decided to disclose my autism diagnosis
So many amazing people helped me on my journey to understand neurodiversity
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My congressional testimony on COVID origins
I testified voluntarily before the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus
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Instead of engaging, institutions want to keep hiding from integrity problems
Opposing new ORI guidelines looks terrible
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March 2024

Introducing PolicyPak from Science
A piece from our Comms Director, Meagan Phelan
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Talking music and the mind with Francis Collins and Renée Fleming
Opera superstar and former NIH director help catalyze research
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