On this week’s SciencePodcast🎙: The ins and outs of the first global treaty on plastic pollution, how the brain decides what to pay attention to (and what to ignore), and why the United States has so few Black physicists. 🎧 Listen here:
Up next, we hear from one of more than 50 Black physicists interviewed for a special news package indrawing on a 2020 report that documents how the percentage of undergraduates physics degrees going to Black students has declined over the past 20 years.
, chair and professor of physics at Morgan State University, describes how a study group dubbed the “Black Hole” provided much-needed support for him and four colleagues who were part of the first cohort of Black graduate physics students at the Georgia Institute of Technology., a physics and astronomy instructor at Aims Community College, explains her “life-changing” transition from research to teaching, and how it has given her a sense of purpose.
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