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U.S. invests $67 million in national research security centers
Washington, Texas universities to lead National Science Foundation effort to address foreign influence issues and share best practices
U.S. Senate spending bill sets up congressional clash over research spending
Panel backs modest increases for National Science Foundation, NASA, and other agencies
Argentine scientists scrimp and save their way through funding crisis
Deep budget cuts are sowing chaos—and creativity
NASA says it found possible signs of life on Mars. There are a lot of maybes
Some see hype over intriguing rock as plea for troubled multibillion-dollar Mars Sample Return mission
Colorado tries a new tactic against ‘cow flu’: widespread milk testing
The state hit hardest by the H5N1 outbreak orders weekly tests of milk tanks at all dairy farms
Giant clams, iconic and imperiled, may get U.S. endangered species protection
Marine biologists support federal proposal, but the aquarium industry worries it may be counterproductive
Can scientists help corals by killing starfish?
Culling crown-of-thorns starfish boosted coral cover on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef
U.S. shelves $300 million ‘real-world’ data platform for Alzheimer’s
National Institute on Aging initiative to “transform” research was quietly abandoned amid cost and management concerns
Study on braiding Indigenous and Western knowledge collapses amid acrimony
After dispute over “coproduction,” U. S. National Academies takes unprecedented step of stopping $2 million study
Mine waste contaminates air with potentially toxic dust, threatening nearby communities
Disaster in Brazil highlights threat “tailings” pose at thousands of sites across the globe
Breathing polluted air increases risk of osteoporosis, growing evidence shows
Pollutants can interfere with bone growth in numerous ways, studies suggest
News at a glance: Pricey <em>Stegosaurus</em>, Alzheimer’s drug company resignations, and monitoring CO<sub>2</sub> by commercial jet
The latest in science and policy
Static electricity may help butterflies pick up pollen without touching flowers
Positively charged insects can attract negatively charged pollen across a gap of several millimeters, study suggests
These dragons really do have iron teeth
Adaptation may help Komodos slice and dice their prey
Camera captures first-ever video of shark struck by boat
Accidental “selfie” highlights risks to sharks and other marine creatures
New European rules to curb deforestation have worrying flaws, scientists say
European Union faces calls to delay import policy set to take effect late this year
Raccoons show surprising problem-solving abilities in urban backyards
Find could lead to new ways to manage “trash pandas”
U.S. back in race to forge unknown, superheavy elements
Two atoms of element 116 demonstrate path to hunt for element 120 and extend the periodic table
Burned-up satellites are polluting the atmosphere
As commercial fleets grow, concerns raised about ozone-destroying effects of metal particles
Chimps take turns while chatting, just like humans
Findings could shed light on evolution of language
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