Russia bets on new research facilities to rebuild foreign ties
As Ukraine war drags on, a new synchrotron and two other megaprojects aim to attract scientists from “friendly” nations
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How scientists unraveled the cause of the devastating flood in Tibet and Nepal
Global cooperation revealed a landslide, not a glacial collapse, likely initiated the cascade of events
Read at source →To doom invasive fish, scientists are breeding ‘supermales’
Technique shown to eradicate exotic trout—by producing all male populations
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Join siguimi.com →NSF’s new plan to fund graduate students to work in industry covers familiar ground
Agency gives university-industry consortium $47 million to reinvent existing internship program
Read at source →Key brain circuit regulating hibernation found at last
Discovery in hamsters suggests path toward inducing hibernation in mammals that don’t do it naturally
Read at source →Dreams of making drugs and tissues in space get closer to reality
Maturing techniques and cheaper launches fuel microgravity research—and hopes of orbital manufacturing
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Climate change is strengthening El Niño, coral records suggest
1000-year archive from the Galápagos portends greater weather disruptions from the Pacific climate cycle
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How does football cause brain disease—and why is it so hard to diagnose?
A startling study suggests at least one in four NFL players develops CTE, but doctors still can’t identify it in living…
Read at source →The first insects had way more than six legs
Previously collected fossils prove a treasure trove for understanding the origin of insects
Read at source →Oh, swell: Scientists identify a new way for your car to corrode
Water droplets sliding across surfaces can gain enough static electricity to break down anticorrosion coatings
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Shingles vaccine linked to reduced heart risks
New data add weight to idea that immunization protects against more than just the chickenpox virus
Read at source →NSF shrinks support for social sciences in prestigious graduate fellowship program
New solicitation excludes students in seven fields and science education
Read at source →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
Read at source →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
Read at source →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 →‘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
Read at source →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
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