OpinionBreaking Bubbles: Art and Science in a Fractured World
By Peter Bergeijk
In an age where trust in science, facts, and authority is rapidly eroding, art may offer a surprising way forward.
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OpinionBy Peter Bergeijk
In an age where trust in science, facts, and authority is rapidly eroding, art may offer a surprising way forward.
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OpinionBy Gerbrand Koren
Do we truly want to focus so much on eradicating mistakes, and are we trying to train a generation of reliable ‘robots’?
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OpinionBy Marcel Hobma
Philosophers teach us that science is drenched in values, but what does this mean for science communication? Editor Marcel reflects on what values mean for his earlier work on clinical trials.
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