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Cancer and cell aging studies may have relied on antibodies to incorrect molecule

Radar studies produce contradictory results, complicating efforts to gauge sea level rise in vulnerable areas

Unlike their modern counterparts, Atlas bears were strict vegetarians

Poll of nearly 500 scientists reveals how rapid surveys can take researchers’ pulse on controversial topics

Letter also blames Trump for letting China surpass United States in research spending

Letter urges Congress to require DNA firms to screen orders to prevent AI-aided bioweapons

Draft bill rejects Trump’s plan to slash and rejigger the $47 billion biomedical research agency

Some scientists criticize label as ambiguous and confusing; others call it a valuable lens on diet

Like humans, bumble bees can plan ahead when working through a problem, even pausing to consider the solution

Researchers see enormous power in new tools—but also the potential end of astrophysics as a human endeavor

Physicists hope back-to-basics approach could point toward alternative paths to “theory of everything”

Defendants face prison time for criminal charges but samples may all have been inactivated and used for routine diagnostics

Gases released from satellites could slash the threat of severe space weather

New policy hands universities the reins in probing allegations against faculty

Allen Institute initiative aims to capture earliest cellular changes and identify new drug targets

New declaration argues the technology jeopardizes the field’s values and culture

Company says its improved topological qubits will lead to a practical machine in 3 years—as critics scoff

Maria Leptin, president of the European Research Council, on supergrants, AI-generated submissions, and the agency’s future

Existing vaccines may offer some protection against the rare strain now circulating—but the evidence is scant

Proposed switch in management caused irreparable harm to NCAR, judge finds