Science in America
Kathryn OleskoScience is under attack. It's not a new situation. We can learn from the past.
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Gold Standard Science, Part I
Greetings! I’m back to writing on Substack. Thank you for your patience!
Six months ago I and seven of my colleagues published an open access roundtable commentary on “The Crisis in American Science.” Please read that piece if you have the...
Historians Speak Up
Over the past few months I’ve been engaged in pulling together a roundtable commentary on “The Crisis in American Science” for the journal History of Science. It is finally published online! Thanks to Editor Lissa Roberts for the invitation...
Forms of Resistance
Since my last post about a month ago on censorship and the Enola Gay, I’ve been engaged in resistance against the current regime. It has taken time away from writing new posts on the state of science in the United States. Within the next we...
Censorship and the Enola Gay
The furor in the current administration over anything related to DEI resulted on March 7, 2025 in the removal from Department of Defense websites of images and references to the Enola Gay, the B-29 Superfortress bomber that dropped the firs...
The Politics of Standards
Of all the federal institutes I thought would be immune from staff firings, the National Institute of Standards and Technology topped the list. It’s just about the geekiest institute I know. After all, the approximately 3400 scientists, eng...
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Retired faculty member from Georgetown University. Trying to do my part to save science in America.
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