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JUNO could beat much bigger and more expensive rivals to order neutrinos by mass

DNA from ground squirrel coprolites offers an unusually detailed record of ice age ecosystems

As online support for the experts spreads, ADA members have resigned from their positions

Science chats with researchers about a new method of assessing canine “handedness” and what it reveals about your pup’s health and personality

Chikwe Ihekweazu, on the ground in Congo, discusses challenges of bringing the outbreak under control

Independent vlogger Geng Hongwei galvanizes often-sluggish institutions to investigate and punish prominent scientists

Government proposal to speed up development could harm protected plants and animals, scientists say

Researchers say changes could further burden the understaffed agency

The automated tool could be used to help journals vet submissions

Agency is bringing back a version of a funding limit that was quickly abandoned nearly a decade ago

Facing economic and regulatory pressures, Inotiv says it is seeking ways to continue operations

Shrunken forelimbs were likely a byproduct of large, powerful skulls—with one notable exception

Scientists may have a better way to make gene-edited babies, but it’s still far from safe

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

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

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

Unlike their modern counterparts, Atlas bears were strict vegetarians

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