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Rubin observatory unveils first images taken with its giant mirror and camera
Pictures are a prelude to a transformative, all-sky survey set to begin in months
Killer whales groom each other—with pieces of kelp
In a newly discovered form of social tool use, orcas scratch each other’s backs with seaweed
What scientists need to know about sharing—and protecting—their published work
With research papers becoming increasingly free to read and use, understanding open-access licenses is key
Always ‘one atom away’: The long, rocky journey to an HIV prevention breakthrough
Developing lenacapavir, the drug newly approved to protect against HIV for six months in one shot, took basic science, sophisticated chemistry, and perseverance
Culture literally changes how we see the world
Where city dwellers see rectangles, people who live in round huts see circles
New approach enables body to engineer its own cells to fight cancer or autoimmunity
Injections of mRNA may offer a simpler, cheaper way to build powerful CAR-T cells
No sour faces: How birds evolved to eat highly acidic fruits
Genetic mutations more than 20 million years ago helped birds tolerate the tart and broaden their diets
‘Dragon Man’ skull belongs to mysterious human relative
At long last, scientists have a nearly complete cranium from hominins known as Denisovans
U.S. National Academies adopts new business model to weather a financial storm
Realignment of major program units aims to improve efficiency and make up for loss of federal contracts
This moth makes its epic migration navigating by starlight
Bogong moths fly 1000 kilometers orienting to stars and the Milky Way, an ability never seen before in invertebrates
Funding cuts to U.S. archaeology could imperil field’s future
A Science analysis of canceled and curtailed federal grants reveals hits to research, collections, and training
For the first time, women scientists win $1 million climate research prize
Following criticism for all-male winners in the past, women earned two of the three Frontiers Planet Prizes this year
This giant, all-seeing telescope is set to revolutionize astronomy
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory will build an unprecedented map of the universe—and discover billions of fast-changing objects
Updated: Trump administration unfreezes, then refreezes, NIH funding to Columbia University
Morning agency email indicating resumption of hundreds of millions in grants is quickly undone
Will long-lasting HIV preventive be a game changer—or a missed opportunity?
FDA’s approval of lenacapavir comes at a time when global health cuts could stall its rollout
U.S. researchers are speaking up for science in local newspapers
Through two grassroots efforts, more than 80 op eds have been published in news outlets across the country
‘Truly amazing’: Octopuses ‘taste’ harmful microbes with their suckers
Unique ability allows the animals to protect themselves and their offspring from decaying food and other material
Iranian missile strike devastates two buildings at Israel’s Weizmann Institute
Hundreds of scientists have lost labs, equipment, and specimens
Sharks may use an unexpected organ to fight microbial invaders
The pancreas, which helps control blood sugar in humans, may be critical part of shark immune system
Judge orders NIH to restore hundreds of grants cut under Trump
William Young calls terminations illegal, berates agency for discrimination
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