World Economic Forumflipped into Global ChallengesGlobal Perspectives Here's what the Nobel Prize winner for medicine has to say about the COVID-19 pandemic weforum.org - European Research Council • Sir Peter Ratcliffe, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine last year for his “discoveries of how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability.” • Some …
National Reviewflipped into Politics & PolicyConservative View ‘Standards’ | National Review National Review - John Hirschauer The New York Times employs a Nobel Prize–winner who thinks the Bureau of Labor Statistics might be deliberately misreporting unemployment data. It …
TechCrunchflipped into News about startups from TechCrunchTechnology As Americans look to escape, this peer-to-peer RV rental startup is happy to accommodate them TechCrunch - Connie LoizosThe world feels as fragile as ever, and those with any options at all are looking to get away this summer. For many, planes and hotel rooms won’t be an option they consider owing to continued concerns
Science X Networkflipped into Phys.orgScience Nobel prizewinners have different career patterns than peers phys.org - Northwestern University Are scientists who win Nobel Prizes different in key ways from their peer researchers? What happens to the quality of a scientist's work after they …
European News Poland's Walesa calls for change in Belarus neweurope.eu - By Zoi Didili Lech Walesa, Poland’s former President urged Belarusians to continue striving for democracy in their country despite constraints imposed on the …
Axiosflipped into PoliticsU.S. Politics Unpacking a surprise jobs report Axios - Felix Salmon The longer answer: No statistics are entirely reliable, and the more of an outlier you're trying to measure, the less reliable your statistics become. …
