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European Medicines Agency declares vaccine "safe and effective," but investigation will continue

Theory posits that white dwarfs accumulate large amounts of the weapons-grade element over their lifetimes

Publishing during the pandemic was a wake-up call for this Ph.D. student

New species suggests winglike fins evolved more than once

On this week’s show: How doctors treat coronavirus patients, and why we should use self-healing concrete and metamaterials to build living c...

By adding location data, new field of spatial transcriptomics could revolutionize cellular biology

MIS-C surfaces weeks after infection, and scientists are edging closer to learning why

Study suggests social intelligence is genetically hardwired in our canine companions

European doctors see an unusual combination of blood clots, low platelet counts, and internal bleeding in more than 13 vaccinated people

Genetic secrets behind giraffe’s ability to pump blood up its 2-meter neck may one day help humans

Video reveals distracted walkers slow everyone down

European doctors see an unusual combination of blood clots, low platelet counts, and internal bleeding in more than 13 vaccinated people

Four teams report growing cellular clusters that resemble human blastocysts

New technique extends how long rodent embryos can be grown free of a uterus

Viral invasion might be linked to abnormal heart rhythms

Two studies indicate the social marine animals use whistles and clicks to match up

Doctors are applying a torrent of COVID-19 research to patient care, from first symptoms to recovery

Administration faces tricky decisions on Utah monuments

Group invents character as form of protest, but ethicists say campaign is misguided

University gets desired price cut and discounts for publishing in Cell, The Lancet

Restarting ALMA observatory was a challenge in remote, high-altitude environment

Genome analyses suggesting virus persistence raise worries about stigmatization of survivors

Proposed European grant rules would exclude U.K., Swiss, and Israeli researchers

On this week’s show: Plans for bigger and more sensitive gravitational wave detectors, and cleaning up crude with a special sponge

Declassified documents suggest 90% of French Polynesians received significant exposure