Wired has a story on science trends to watch in 2020.

• Stem cells are being used to grow mini-versions of all sorts of human organs, including hearts, kidneys and brains.
• advances in trying to detect dark matter
• the end of a key U.S tax credit for solar panels
• gene editing going mainstream in medical treatments, and newer, safer techniques evolving (pun intended, ha ha!)
• obvious bond villain Elon Musk launching satellites by the thousands. Also, private flights to the International Space Station.
• use of massive data sets in “personalized medicine”

Meanwhile, here’s a rundown from LiveScience.com on the weird, wacky world of quantum physics. In a nutshell, these are recent, real-world experiments where matter, energy, and even time do things you wouldn’t think they are supposed to do.