Science Forever

Talking with Tim Snyder about resistance

Why comparisons to 1930s Germany are "nonsensical" but still instructive

May 7 • Holden Thorp, Science EIC

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April 2026

For Autism Awareness Month: unexpected changes

A special episode of Carl the Collector for adults and children

Apr 2 • Holden Thorp, Science EIC

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March 2026

Celebrating science and neurodiversity

Thanks to the Nimoy-Knight Foundation

Mar 25 • Holden Thorp, Science EIC

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February 2026

It's time to stop talking about talking

Wisdom from the graduate students of SNAP at the AAAS Meeting

Feb 27 • Holden Thorp, Science EIC

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More on China's biomedical science from a long-time expert

My interview with Harvard's Bill Kirby

Feb 2 • Holden Thorp, Science EIC

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January 2026

US biopharma is falling behind

My interview with Noubar Afeyan of Flagship Pioneering

Jan 29 • Holden Thorp, Science EIC

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Hating and loving AI in 2026

Human-curated science is getting more important, not less

Jan 5 • Holden Thorp, Science EIC

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December 2025

The reverse alarm clock

Or how I learned to stop worrying and go back to sleep (at least more often)

Dec 29, 2025 • Holden Thorp, Science EIC

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Books from 2025 about China and more

Things I read this year that helped me understand things

Dec 12, 2025 • Holden Thorp, Science EIC

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Trying out ideas from my forthcoming autism book

My Burnett lecture at UNC

Dec 1, 2025 • Holden Thorp, Science EIC

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November 2025

Happy Thanksgiving!

A message on all we still have to be grateful for

Nov 28, 2025 • Holden Thorp, Science EIC

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My speech at the inauguration of the SLU President

Ed Feser is prepared to lead Saint Louis University to a more equitable and loving future

Nov 5, 2025 • Holden Thorp, Science EIC

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