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New initiatives aim to provide opportunities for scholars and students in Gaza.
New data released by the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) reveal a sharp drop in the number of U.S. citizens working as postdocs, especially in the biological and biomedical sciences.
Runners-up in Science’s annual competition include dances of streambank erosion and moth mating.
In the latest twist of the publishing arms race, firms churning out fake papers have taken to bribing journal editors.
At week’s end, campuses were closed and fieldwork canceled in the biodiversity-rich country
New Presidential Science Council to advise on policy
If Geert Wilder’s party can form government, it could restrict international students and scrap key climate policies.
Academics like keeping definition narrow but worry about tighter deadlines and more record-keeping.
Conflict has left many labs empty or in ruins
The importance of science in helping the UN to make progress on key issues is as clear and critical as ever. Yet participation of the scientific community is not what it could and needs to be.
After years of excruciating delays, elated scientists welcome the new agreement.
Request for comment suggests government may soften controversial proposed restrictions.
Australia shows the need for more sustainable and just water management.
New methods are emerging to quantify human and animal welfare on a common scale, creating new tools for policy.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the way we create and evaluate information, and this is happening during an infodemic, which has been having marked effects on global health.
Sarvenaz Sarabipour is tired of academics understanding mentorship through anecdotes. The scientific community “needs a minimum set of standards for good mentorship,” says the Johns Hopkins University systems biologist, which can only be achieved by studying it systematically.
Nearly 5 years after a Chinese scientist sparked worldwide outrage by announcing he had helped create genetically edited babies, China has unveiled new rules aimed at preventing a repeat of such ethically problematic research on humans.
Windsor Framework could end impasse over Horizon Europe funding program, but hurdles remain.
