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Botox was born by domesticating a killer bacterium
Genome analysis shows how decades of lab cultivation turned C. botulinum, the canned food killer, into a potent tool for medicine and the beauty industry
USDA scientists get reprieve from lab closures, but for how long?
Judge says Congress must decide whether to extend a pause on reorganization and relocations
Bonanza of new dates rewrites the history of the Inca
The South American empire lasted longer, and met more resistance, than scholars thought
Can predictive tools tell us who will really benefit from antidepressants?
Amid a U.S. push for “deprescribing,” researchers are finding new ways to match patients to their optimal treatment
NSF backs choice of new Antarctic contractor despite concerns by government watchdog and researchers
Agency says it has “resolved” questions about KBR winning an $8 billion contract
Mountaintop microwave observatory will peer into the infant universe
The Simons Observatory in Chile will will hunt for galaxy clusters and signs of cosmic inflation
Coral can heal rapidly from bleaching—if it touches a clone
Algal transfusion allows damaged coral to repopulate in as little as 4 weeks
For women academics, feeling devalued can be a fatal career blow
Thousands shared their stories for a new study of faculty attrition
This year’s ‘super’ El Niño could wreak ecological havoc worldwide
Ecologists are mobilizing to save threatened species and track ecosystems’ responses to record heat
OpenAI just changed math forever. Exactly how, no one yet knows
Dump of 722 AI-generated papers has mathematicians wondering: Has their field been decimated or invigorated?
AI edges closer to solving the Riemann hypothesis, one of math’s hardest problems
Huge OpenAI release contains “exciting” progress on a puzzle about prime numbers
Trump takes credit for a new ‘golden age’ of U.S. science
Industry heavyweights receive first national science medals awarded by the president
Russian ornithologist sentenced to prison for anticorruption donation
Sofya Rozenfeld, an expert on Arctic waterfowl, paid the equivalent of just $27 to a proscribed organization founded by former opposition leader
Honey bees inject venom with a two-stroke stinger
Unlike other poisonous animals, bees use a strange set of pistons to pump toxin
Did an AI or a human write that paper? New detector decides by examining its ideas
Algorithm looks for clues about a paper’s origin that text-based detectors miss
Problems in 22 scientific fields had solutions hiding in plain sight. An AI has found them
Teams led by physicist used “BootLoops” software to produce 36 papers in weeks on everything from linguistics to health policy
U.S. crop genome sequencing gets $180 million boost
Department of Agriculture will expand effort to describe genetics of seed banks
Department of Energy expands ‘Genesis Mission’ to boost AI, awarding larger grants
Department will also initiate new fellowship program to shorten path to Ph.D.
Major employer of archaeologists shuts down, leaving workers in the lurch
The “ungraceful exit” of Chronicle Heritage leaves many researchers fearful for the future
NIH revives network to study emerging diseases—but its new restrictions baffle scientists
Ban on hunting for new viruses in wildlife is at odds with program’s mission, researchers say
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