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Shock election win by the far right worries academics in the Netherlands
If Geert Wilder’s party can form government, it could restrict international students and scrap key climate policies
NIH puts hold on $30 million trial of potential stroke drug
Agency will investigate safety and misconduct concerns before study begins
Ancient redwoods recover from fire by sprouting 1000-year-old buds
After a devastating conflagration, trees regrow using energy stored long ago
Climate crisis sparks effort to coax oceans to suck up carbon dioxide
Approach that effectively adds antacids to seawater could grow into a multibillion-dollar industry
‘Wherever we’ve looked, we see destruction.’ The Ukraine war’s impact on buried archaeological sites
Science talks with archaeologists surveying damage on the ground
‘Toxic bait’ from Indian pitcher plants lures hungry insects to their doom
Nectar produced on and around the traps is laced with a neurotoxin that may drug ants in addition to drawing them in
This Antarctic penguin sleeps 11 hours a day—a few seconds at a time
“Microsleep” may help nesting birds rest and watch over eggs in a noisy, chaotic environment
Tiny ‘anthrobots’ built from human cells could help heal the body
Self-propelled organoids repair nerve tissue in lab, could one day ferret out disease or deliver drugs
World’s oldest forts upend idea that farming alone led to complex societies
In remote Siberia, hunter-gatherers built complex defenses 8000 years ago
News at a glance: Lower pay for disabled Ph.D.s, more U.K. genomes, and quitting antismoking rules
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Scientists thought they understood maize’s origins. They were missing something big
Genes from a long-lost wild relative may have sparked the invention of agriculture in the Americas
Materials-predicting AI from DeepMind could revolutionize electronics, batteries, and solar cells
Company releases database with hundreds of thousands of potential new materials
Astronomers stunned by six-planet system frozen in time
Undisturbed family of “sub-Neptunes” in rhythmic orbits could hold clues to planet formation
XPRIZE on aging will award up to $101 million for therapies that restore vigor to the elderly
Backed by Lulemon’s creator and a Saudi foundation, competition aims to find treatments to extend “health span”
Amid Congo’s deadliest mpox outbreak, a new worry: virus has become sexually transmissible
A related viral strain caused a global mpox outbreak in men who have sex with men
UK Biobank releases half a million whole-genome sequences for biomedical research
The release more than doubles the size of an earlier data set and will help reveal new links between DNA, health, and disease, geneticists say
Explainer: What’s behind FDA’s concern that a cancer-fighting cell therapy can also cause the disease?
ScienceInsider looks at why the announcement is puzzling scientists
Spain wants to change how it evaluates scientists—and end the ‘dictatorship of papers’
Officials aim to use wider range of research outputs to assess researchers at public universities
With winged legs, orchid mantis sets gliding record
Camouflaged like a flower, these predators also have a getaway trick
Watch tiny shrimp light up the ocean with synchronized mating display
Coordinated courtship behavior of “sea fireflies” can ripple for tens of meters across ocean floor
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