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Interferometric synthetic aperture radar data have transformed earth science

Research spending set to grow by at least 7% annually through 2025

Method of studying “microdosing” could offer new routes for drug research

TB was so deadly in the Bronze Age that it almost weeded out one immune gene

New census could refine efforts to protect reefs

After 10 years advising survivors of the Fukushima disaster about radiation, Masaharu Tsubokura thinks the evacuations posed a far bigger health risk

Surgery side effect linked to macrophages may result from repair gone awry

Warming falls, not habitat loss, is a key source of decline

On this week’s show: A 2000-year-old pet cemetery shows how people care for animals in ancient times, and the surprising find that Caenorhabditis elegans—a tiny roundworm with no eyes—can discriminate colors

Challenges include nuclear fuel debris and more a million tons of contaminated water

Effort found four drugs had little benefit, now on hold until new drugs are chosen to test

Observers see signs that Science Foundation Ireland is shifting industry focus implemented after 2008 recession

The competition got a new COVID-19 category this year

Commonwealth Fusion Systems announces site for compact reactor

Genomes from the tropical performers called manakins reveal the power of sexual selection

Researchers omitted data suggesting child mortality went up in the spring of 2020

Bispecific antibodies show promise in mice against hard-to-treat tumors

Payment advocates expect quicker, better reviews but opponents fear unsustainable costs

Activists fault agency for not directly addressing funding disparity for Black researchers

Study finds most chats don’t end when people want them to