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    GEN’s 2025 Holiday Gift Guide for the Scientist on Your List

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    The turkey’s been eaten, the dishes are washed, and Thanksgiving is officially over; if you’re anything like me, you did not cross as much off of your shopping list as you intended. And once again, if you’re like me, you have a few scientists on your list (who may not be the easiest people to shop for).

    But don’t worry—I’ve pulled together a holiday gift list with a dozen great picks to make it easy. From hoodies to books, these science-inspired gifts are perfect for the season. And a few of the choices even help some important science-based organizations! Either way, these gift ideas will add a little extra science to the holidays—something every scientist is sure to appreciate.

    Science Doesn’t Care What You Believe Shirt

    If there ever was a time to make bold statements about the importance of science, it is now. So gift one (or more) of these “Science Doesn’t Care What You Believe Anyway” t-shirts to anyone and everyone who will wear them. The undeniably true tee is perfect for anyone who wants to support and stand together with the scientific community. Both stylish and thought-provoking—the statement is one that every scientist on your list will want to wear.

     

    AACR’s Colorful Knit Beanie

    For those scientists living in areas where winter packs a punch, you cannot go wrong with a new hat. And these colorful knit beanies help people keep cozy while supporting a great cause. The American Association of Cancer Research (AACR) makes these snow hats that are warm, stylish, available in multiple colors, and perfect for winter adventures. Every purchase helps fuel life-saving cancer research, making this a gift that gives warmth, style, and hope this holiday season.

     

     

    Equity Strengthens Stem Water Bottle

    Everyone could use a new water bottle. So why not gift someone this stylish water bottle from the Association for Women in Science (AWIS) store to support their mission of supporting women in STEM? This way, that scientist in your life can stay hydrated while promoting equitable and inclusive practices and help organizations acquire, recognize, support, and retain women. Give a present that does good by supporting women in science—perfect for everyone on your list.

     

     

    Rare Deserves Care Hoodie from NORD

    Stay cozy while supporting an incredibly important cause. The NORD (National Organization for Rare Disease) “Rare Deserves Care” hoodie is warm, comfortable, and makes a powerful statement while raising awareness about rare disease. Every purchase helps NORD provide resources, advocacy, and support for patients and families. Perfect for gifting—or treating yourself—this holiday season.

     

     

    Crick A Mind in Motion

    There is nothing better than a new book. And Matthew Cobb’s biography of Francis Crick, PhD, may be the choice for the molecular biologist on your list. Cobb’s latest book explores how the man who helped unlock the double helix and advance molecular biology, became a scientific legend. Praised for capturing Crick’s “incandescent intellect” and relentless curiosity, the book details his groundbreaking work—from the genetic code to later discoveries in neuroscience. And maybe—if you give the book as a gift—you can then borrow it to read yourself!

     

     

    Cocktail Candle: A Prayer For Useful Data

    What does every scientist want? Good data, of course! But since that’s hard to wrap, the “Prayer for Useful Data” candle is the next best thing. Just light this candle whenever you need a good data set. And, if that doesn’t work, it turns into a glass after many hours of candle burning. So, if the candle didn’t work—refill, add your drink of choice, and toast away!

     

     

    Science Advent Calendar: Experiment a Day

    Forget the chocolates! Here is an advent calendar that gives the gift of hands-on discovery. The Science Advent Calendar turns the countdown through December into a daily experiment, with 24 boxes filled with materials for quick chemistry, biology, and physics activities. Perfect for curious kids, it adds an educational twist to a family tradition while boosting creativity and problem-solving.

     

    Future Scientist Onesie 

    A perfect gift for all of the new scientist parents helps them celebrate their latest project. This adorable “Future Scientist” onesie—again from AWIS—is perfect for the tiniest scientists-to-be in your life. Every purchase supports AWIS’s mission to empower women in science, making this gift both cute and meaningful—a holiday favorite for families who love science.

     

     

    12 Days of Science Tree Ornament 

    Why not deck the tree with some science-y cheer? The “12 Days of Science Christmas” ornament is a festive and fun way for science lovers to decorate for the holidays. With days dedicated to “ATP metabolizing” and “molecules polymerizing,” the ornament is the perfect gift for anyone who would love scientific holiday magic everywhere—including on the tree!

     

     

    T-Shirt: Girls Just Wanna Have Funding for Scientific Research

    For those Gen X scientists on your list who wore Cyndi Lauper-inspired ponytails back in the day, this t-shirt is a no-brainer. You can show your support for women in science with the “Girls Just Wanna Have Funding for Scientific Research” t-shirt while recalling hours spent watching MTV. Bold, witty, and empowering, this tee is perfect for scientists, advocates, or anyone who believes in equal opportunities in research.

     

    Science Under Siege: How to Fight the Five Most Powerful Forces that Threaten Our World

    From pandemics to climate change, science faces some of its biggest challenges. In this urgent and engaging manifesto, Michael Mann, PhD, director of the Center for Science, Sustainability & the Media at the University of Pennsylvania and Peter Hotez, MD, PhD, dean for the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, reveal the five forces threatening science—plutocrats, pros, petrostates, phonies, and the press. In addition, they offer a roadmap to defend truth, expose corruption, and tackle global crises. Perfect for anyone who cares about our planet and the future.

     

    Antibiotics Coverage Chart Ceramic Mug

    Have you ever wondered which bacterial infections can be treated with penicillin? Or vancomycin? Now, you can brush up on your knowledge of antibiotics with your morning cup of coffee. A mug featuring the antibiotic coverage chart is guaranteed to spark conversation—perfect for scientists, students, or anyone fascinated by microbiology. Why not bring this important scientific knowledge into your daily routine?

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