This update is packed with news, with 3 developments standing out in particular. The first is the “major hat” in this post’s…

Next generation vaccines are already varying from each other a lot, just as the first generation did. However, there are several ways…

It’s been a relief to migrate my newsletter away from Substack. I’d started on Substack because it was so easy. It was…

I rarely look at Twitter these days, but it’s obvious people are having extremely different experiences there. I see some people talking…

I’ve been reporting on progress of different types of next generation Covid vaccines separately from time to time. With this post, I’m…

Tracking Covid vaccine development from early in the pandemic was a wild ride. Since 2020, I’ve written 36 posts here on Covid…

It’s coming up to 6 months since Musk took over Twitter, sending many of us over to Mastodon. “Scalloped growth” is what…

In my last post, I looked at the landscape for intranasal and other mucosal Covid vaccines, with the big news of White…

The race for a vaccine that might be able to provide at least some “sterilizing” immunity just got a boost in the…

These days I find the literature on improving critical thinking and scientific literacy kind of depressing. The many overlapping and diverging concepts…

In 2019, I wrote a pair of posts about the risks of our reliance on Google Scholar (GS), and search engine alternatives…

This post is part of a series that I started in 2019, recapping the scientific results on peer review to that point…