The Project Jupyter team shares its reboot of Binder, a tool allowing researchers to make their GitHub repositories executable by others.

The National Academy of Sciences called on the federal government to make drastic policy changes to bring down the cost of prescription medicines.

EU leaders highlighted their political support for enhanced cooperation in education.

Riko Muranaka awarded prize for efforts to explain jabs’s safety amid scare campaigns which have seen Japanese vaccination rate fall from over 70% to 1%.

"It’s clear we are a long way from artificial general intelligence." - Erik Brynjolfsson

When a clinical trial falters, doctors find themselves sifting through the rubble.

Springer Nature is considering a potential 4-5 billion euro stock market listing next year.

Text and data mining made easy with the allofPLOS project. Parsing tools together with the entire corpus of PLOS research articles for download.

Legal methods to retrieve paywalled articles for free are on the rise, but better self-archiving practices could help improve accessibility. 

“Bombshell”, a new documentary film, tells the story of a studio star and pioneer of wireless technology.

When fellow scientists critiqued Mark Jacobson, he took their dispute to court.

Short-term visits are nixed for now, as Trump administration policies cool off U.S.-Cuba science relations

"It is not statistics that is broken, but how it is applied to science." - S. Goodman

329 Consolidator Grants worth €630 million.

Though women earn significantly more bachelor’s degrees than men, they are substantially less likely to obtain a degree in science, technology, engineering or math.

After years of budget and political pressure, some climate scientists are changing the way they describe their research, and avoiding the term "climate change."

When Dutch researchers developed an open-source algorithm designed to flag statistical errors in psychology papers, it received mixed reaction from the research community.