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House appropriations panels would grow science at NIH, NSF, NASA, and DOE

Premature inauguration ceremony and lack of transparency raise alarms in astronomy community

Successes in obtaining genomewide data expand what can be learned about the past from sediments

Lack of data on scope of the problem dilutes ability to address threat

Early decision-making and community involvement are key factors

On this week’s show: Looking back at the unfolding of the opioid crisis in the United States, printing proteins in gummy candy, and rounding...

Synthetic material emits infrared radiation, cooling the body

Anthropologists face a reckoning over remains of enslaved people in museums

Surprise move has researchers wondering where to turn for research animals

Largest-ever survey finds one in 12 Dutch scientists have recently committed fraud

Coloration helps the animals fly faster and longer

New studies show storks home in on the odors of cut grass and emus have the genes needed for a strong sense of smell

Preprint from Brazil claims spectacular results from experimental prostate cancer drug

Birds with crusty eyes and neurological damage found in nine states and Washington, D.C.

Some countries combine men, women in reports of cases and vaccinations, too

Einstein Telescope secures spot on road map for scientific infrastructure

Mesobot can track squid, jellyfish, and other deep-sea creatures for up to a day at a time

Unprecedented activism by the Change Now collective collides with institutional realities

Conservators seek ways to stop cultural artifacts from oozing and crumbling to dust

Critics say authors of Vaccines report misrepresented Dutch data

Maria Leptin is seen as safe leader for the European Research Council after dramatic departure of her predecessor

Scientists are tweaking microbial enzymes that break down polymers

People with a disrupted GPR75 gene weighed less and were less likely to be obese

On this week’s show: How museum conservators are preserving precious plastic artifacts, and new standards for measuring extreme pressure

Elusive “correlates of protection” could lead to approvals without big clinical trials