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Elimination of dozens of trust funds was supposed to help fight the pandemic—not invest in fossil fuels

Variety of resistance mechanisms to KRAS inhibitors challenge efforts to counter them

New study downgrades status of the Chinese mountain cat, sparking concerns about its future

First look at the complete lobster genome might also shed light on human aging

Urban integrated field labs would incorporate environmental justice as "a key tenet" in research

Scientists are probing why a fresh set of viral mutations may soon dominate the world

DNA from ancient soil reveals the history of the cave that cracked open the field of human evolution

Mysterious “ghosts” of the rainforest are covered in antiglare bristles

Draft decision for the World Heritage Committee urges country to step up the fight against global warming

Signals from the vagus nerve are inspiring new medical devices

Study finally explains mysterious annual variations in painted lady butterfly numbers

Sethuraman Panchanathan also confronts increased scrutiny of the basic research agency

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus had expected more social responsibility in the face of a global crisis

New work suggests global warming will only lead only to fewer cold winds

Company says mutant coronavirus strains likely explain its candidate’s weak efficacy, but outside scientists question its “natural” approach

Cetacean “social touching” rivals that of some primates

Inadequate and inconsistent rodent feed may confound results in biology studies

On this week’s show: Could advertisers invade our dreams, and the struggle to understand the costs of climate-driven relocation

Matt Kirwan’s work has provided some hope amid dire forecasts of coastal wetland loss

Rich countries’ new commitments and increasing production capacity offer fresh hope of ending the pandemic

Coelacanths may be rare fish to achieve that milestone

Canadian startup General Fusion says pilot plant could turn on in 2025

Low genetic diversity in male fossils from two Siberian caves suggests females moved to their mates’ families

European Commission backpedals on attempt to bar researchers in Switzerland, Israel, and United Kingdom from parts of Horizon Europe

Working group recommends a range of steps to bolster reproducibility