NSF shrinks support for social sciences in prestigious graduate fellowship program
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NASA’s Roman telescope readies a sweeping view of the universe
With a view 100 times larger than Hubble, the observatory will survey the cosmos for distant worlds and clues to dark…
Read at source →To predict tree death, scientists tapped gamma rays to peer underground
Airborne radiation sensors could help forecast and prevent drought-driven tree mortality
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Join siguimi.com →Fraudulent images are rife on antibody sellers’ websites, researcher says
New tally reveals nearly 19,000 altered images in reagent catalogs
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Researchers presented 6000 papers at a major meeting. Could AI reproduce their findings?
Hackathon results suggest AI agents could make verifying research far more routine
Read at source →Worldwide study of diseases gets historic funding influx
Gates Foundation pledges $540 million to a project often criticized for its opacity
Read at source →In a global first, Mexico approves use of RNA-based fungicide
Oifirax, created by GreenLight Biosciences, uses RNA molecules to kill the fungus responsible for powdery mildew on…
Read at source →This is what a Jurassic forest may have sounded like
Researchers re-create the chorus of noise produced by ancient insects
Read at source →China abruptly delays mission to probe Moon’s hidden water
Chang’e-7, which will investigate the origin of and abundance of lunar ice, set back until 2027
Read at source →Neurologist with MAHA ties to lead NIH’s child health institute
Appointment of John Gaitanis increases concern that scientific qualifications are no longer driving leadership picks
Read at source →Deadly tick-borne virus gains ground in Europe as climate warms
Kosovo shows how surveillance can uncover hidden circulation—and help countries prepare before human cases appear
Read at source →Footprints may reveal biggest known mammal from age of the dinosaurs
Beefy tracks point to a Cretaceous critter as big as a large dog or mountain lion
Read at source →Scientific spat erupts over claim that bones have key immune vessels
Discovery of lymphatic tubes suggested new possibilities for bone healing, but challenge has prompted dueling papers…
Read at source →NASA abandons orbit-boosting rescue mission for space observatory
Novel rescue craft unable to connect with doomed Swift Observatory
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For investigators in NIH’s autism initiative, funding comes with a ‘big spotlight’
First public presentation of studies on environmental factors touts rigorous science amid charged political climate
Read at source →AI chatbots are becoming experts at changing people's minds. What's their secret?
ChatGPT and other AIs use a flood of facts, and the occasional lie, to persuade humans
Read at source →‘Brain-eating amoeba’ appears to love crawling into narrow spaces
Claustrophilic behavior may help Naegleria fowleri find food—and accidentally travel up the human nasal cavity
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Former Fauci adviser pleads guilty to hiding COVID-19 communications
David Morens awaits sentencing after admitting to trying to avoid Freedom of Information Act requests
Read at source →Fastest known star could reveal the spin of our galaxy’s giant black hole
Racing at 8% the speed of light, record-setting object orbits the Milky Way’s black hole every 8.7 years
Read at source →Mysterious droplets in cat kidneys may help felines send long-lasting messages
Lipid envelopes allow cat “calling cards” to survive for months in the environment
Read at source →China mission aims for the Moon’s hidden water with ‘hopping’ probe
Chang’e-7 will sample lunar ice in a polar crater to trace its origins
Read at source →Truck-size crocodilians once ruled South America’s wetlands
The region’s enormous herbivores, some weighing more than 1 ton, were no match for this prehistoric beast
Read at source →Is NSF’s new call for research proposals good news? Scientists and staffers have doubts
The long-delayed 12 solicitations only cover some disciplines—and promise to give them much less money
Read at source →Could indigo light prevent nearsightedness in children?
Study of tree shrews points to specific wavelengths of light that might help stave off myopia
Read at source →Medieval Europe was battered with 16 catastrophic floods in just 2 years
The intense deluges, never before documented, represent the highest number of back-to-back extreme weather events in…
Read at source →NIH lifts ban on funding research in South Africa
Researchers who study HIV, tuberculosis, and other infectious disease in the country welcome policy change
Read at source →NIH plan to keep peer-review scores for grants secret draws concern
Under “binning” proposal, applications’ numerical ratings would no longer be used for final funding decisions
Read at source →Justice Department calls three NSF diversity programs unconstitutional
New ruling bars programs said to discriminate by race and sex, six others can continue if modified
Read at source →Massive new animal disease lab in Kansas runs into more delays
USDA doesn’t know when facility will be able to handle the most dangerous pathogens
Read at source →NIH is ending a key grant for budding clinical researchers
Agency will no longer allow K career awards to fund clinical trials
Read at source →Slavery linked to mortality gap between Black and white Americans today
New study is among the first to quantify and explain slavery’s influence in contemporary U.S. health disparities
Read at source →Drought may have driven Brazil’s first yellow fever outbreak in nearly 80 years
Dry conditions forced forest-dwelling primates into the cities, bringing with them mosquitoes—and disease
Read at source →A California aquifer may have crossed the point of no return
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Read at source →AI's top startups are barely publishing their research
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Read at source →Gene may help lizards get a grip in hurricane-force winds
“Huge” new study of Caribbean anole populations catches evolution in real time
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