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River researcher Jack Schmidt brings an independent voice to high stakes battle over water

Marine seismic campaign probes fault structures in Cascadia subduction zone

Scanning coprolites for undigested animals could reveal secrets from hundreds of millions of years ago

But critics worry the metrics remain prone to misuse

WHO certifies country free of the deadly disease after 3 years without local transmission

Albatross eggs and chicks were flown—on economy plus—from Hawaii to Mexico to escape rising seas

Bills authorizing massive 5-year increases must now be reconciled with Senate version

National academies panel backs adoption of single maximum dosage

Scientists spot the third of three general types of gravitational wave sirens

Individual merchants likely enforced the standard, from Great Britain to Babylon

Novel treatment using messenger RNA sharply cuts production of mutant liver protein, although it’s too early to show patients with rare cond...

Giant plumose anemone has a diverse diet

Scientists are excited—and puzzled—by new find from China

Effort aims to identify what’s ethical and legal—and what’s not

Prominent evolutionary biologist is the second to be removed from prestigious group for sexual misconduct

Researchers debate whether new fossils represent the earliest Neanderthal or its ancestor

Study claiming evidence for the unusual treatment raises eyebrows

Papers accepted by journals before results are known rate higher on rigor than standard studies

On this week’s show: Debate over whether preventing frowns with Botox beats back depression, how the fruit fly mating drive gets turned on,...

Alumni from a Howard University program are now leaders at federal science agencies. Can academia follow its lead?

Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya’s bold murals bring the research of women scientists to the public

Scientist who found archived online files of removed NIH data says recovered information may clarify how coronavirus entered humans

Scientist who found archived online files of removed NIH data says recovered information may clarify how coronavirus entered humans

Controversy erupts over whether archived files found in cloud will clarify how SARS-CoV-2 entered humans

It takes a village to raise a banded mongoose, new study suggests