Carolyn Johnson
Science Reporter at The Washington Post
science reporter @WashingtonPost, former @BostonGlobe, prefer to explore the world by bicycle, [email protected], Signal: carojo.55
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1 week ago |
washingtonpost.com | Danielle Douglas-Gabriel |Carolyn Johnson |Joel Achenbach
NIH resumes, then again pauses funding to Columbia amid negotiations (washingtonpost.com) NIH resumes, then again pauses funding to Columbia amid negotiations By Danielle Douglas-Gabriel; Carolyn Y.
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washingtonpost.com | Daniel Gilbert |Carolyn Johnson |Rachel Roubein
Celebrated, then disparaged: mRNA’s promise is tarnished under Trump (washingtonpost.com) Celebrated, then disparaged: mRNA’s promise is tarnished under Trump By Daniel Gilbert; Carolyn Y. Johnson; Rachel Roubein 2025061411104800 The four letters were the toast of the scientific world, the engine powering vaccines developed in record time that saved millions of lives and helped tame the covid-19 pandemic: mRNA.
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2 weeks ago |
calgaryherald.com | Carolyn Johnson
Advertisement 1Asked for a modern-day comparison, University of Calgary graduate student Jared Voris, who led the work, said to imagine a large, predatory horse. Article contentA new species of early tyrannosaur, dubbed the “prince of dragons,” has been discovered lurking in a collection of fossils first excavated in Mongolia in the early 1970s, scientists said Wednesday in the journal Nature.
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flipboard.com | Carolyn Johnson
4 hours agoHundreds of millions of years before the dinosaurs, these two creatures were rocking out during the Silurian period. These recently discovered species have now been named “Punk” and “Emo” by paleontologists, a pair of molluscs that exhibit striking similarities to their music-identifying namesakes.
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2 weeks ago |
newsindiatimes.com | Ela Dutt |Carolyn Johnson
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RT @greg_folkers: .@washingtonpost : Why Trump’s push for ‘gold-standard science’ has researchers alarmed by @Carolynyjohnson https://…
"Gold standard science" is becoming a ubiquitous Trump administration catchphrase. Many scientists say the administration is flipping the script -- using the language of improving science to damage it. Gift link: https://t.co/QpZcoII7dC