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Science on the Frontlines: Ecosystems, AI Innovation, and Political Resistance
Neher Aseem Parimoo,
Cinthya Souza Simas,
Sara Tóth Martínez,
Gerhard Steinmann,
Roland Mertelsmann
Affiliation: Journal of Science, Humanities, and Arts
Keywords: Environmental Crisis, Tiny Machine Learning (tinyML), Quantum Computing, Political and Science
Categories: News and Views
DOI: 10.17160/josha.12.3.1043
Languages: English
To facilitate and enhance communication, JOSHA presents a curated selection of research summaries spanning critical scientific, technological, and societal developments. This edition covers the environmental and sovereignty risks posed by a new U.S. military base in the Galápagos Islands, the rise of tiny machine learning (tinyML) as a low-cost AI solution in the Global South, and Microsoft’s claim of creating a new state of matter to advance quantum computing. Also featured is an exploration of how stand-up comedy helped a researcher overcome stage fright and improve scientific communication. Finally, an editorial examines the impact of President Trump’s second-term policies on science, including deep funding cuts, restrictions on research, and the rollback of global collaborations. Explore the full articles for a deeper understanding of these important topics.