WeCanReason Webinar – Making America Hurt Again? The dark rise of medical disinformation with David Robert Grimes
How did medical misinformation go from the margins to the mainstream—and what does it mean for our health?
Join us in the exploration of why we fall for medical myths, how social media fuels misinformation, and how public health reached this troubling point.
Roman Telescope launches: Big sky survey begins
Roman telescope launches, opening new horizons in exoplanet imaging and cosmic mapping, as part of NASA’s open-data, multi-telescope network.
Structured research workflow: From topic to testable question with AI
AI-assisted research training shows how to embed AI in learning to improve critical thinking and create verifiable, evidence-based research questions.
WeCanReason Speakers’ Weekly Update
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Cooling tech that runs on waste heat: Zero-energy elastocaloric breakthrough
A new study demonstrates electricity-free elastocaloric cooling using nickel-titanium foils, hinting at scalable, waste-heat powered datacenter cooling.
See what leaders in science, secularism, critical thinking, and skepticism did last week
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Will Drones Change How We Get Packages?
Drone delivery is growing, aided by better batteries and AI. It will complement trucks, tackle urgent needs, but requires safe drop zones and security measures.
September 2026 Newsletter
Peace begins with understanding, open dialogue, and our willingness to see the humanity in one another. This September, as we recognize the International Day of Peace, we reflect on how reason, empathy, and critical thinking can help bridge our differences. We hope it inspires a little more curiosity, connection, and peace!
WeCanReason Webinar – From Church Graveyards to Country Clubs: Changing Preferences for End of Life Rituals video released
How do we honour life without religious rituals?
Join us for a fascinating talk on the rise of personalized, secular approaches to death, grief, and remembrance. Discover how our rituals are evolving in a changing world.
Lysenkoism reborn in peer review
The NIH’s new scoring format could hide political bias in grant decisions, echoing Lysenkoism and risking scientific integrity.
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