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U.S. government has lost more than 10,000 STEM Ph.D.s since Trump took office
A Science analysis reveals how many were fired, retired, or quit across 14 agencies
Controversial Chilean energy project scrapped, relieving astronomers
Light pollution from green hydrogen plant would have threatened world’s largest telescopes
Oldest wooden tools may have been used to butcher elephants
Branches sharpened 400,000 years ago shine light on humans’ early toolmaking
Tidal waves of lava may slosh around alien worlds
Waves of molten rock could be confounding observations of atmospheres on distant planets
Earthquake sensors buried in the quietest spot on Earth
Deep beneath the South Pole, two seismometers will monitor the planet’s interior and the movement of Antarctic ice
Bird flu antibodies found in cow in the Netherlands, a first outside of U.S.
Dead cat led to discovery, but officials stress no further spread of H5N1 has been detected
Trump imposes new NIH funding ban on human fetal tissue research
Agency may also be moving toward restricting use of embryonic stem cells
Bee-hunting beetles are the first animals known to fake the smell of flowers
Study of parasitic blister beetles reveals a new form of chemical deception
ArXiv preprint server clamps down on AI slop
First-time posters to venerable platform now need an endorsement from an established author
Oil helped build Venezuela’s science. Can oil now revive it?
Decades ago, Venezuelan researchers helped the oil industry thrive. Now they hope to be part of its reconstruction
Watch this smiling robot walk on water
Inflatable structures inspired by human bone help the contraption grow, shrink, and float
Mysterious difference between Hawaiian volcanoes may reflect divide deep within Earth
Hot mantle plume could be split in two, might eventually produce separate island chains
Hulking kangaroo ancestors could hop just like their nimble descendants
Fossils reveal these ancient footbones were robust enough to withstand the impacts of leaping locomotion
How Trump's moves could dramatically reshape the scientific workforce
Threats to funding and cuts to diversity efforts are putting pressure on the pipeline of new scientists
Falling space junk can be tracked from its sonic booms
Seismic stations can accurately map re-entering debris with high accuracy
Magnetically sensitive proteins could lead to new imaging tools and remote-controlled drugs
New study shows how engineered proteins can be tracked with an MRI-like approach
These ancient handprints may represent some of the world’s first rock art
Hand stencils from a Southeast Asian cave predate Neanderthal cave art from Europe
Trove of Mexican genomes could help guide prescribing decisions
Study reveals role of “fine-grained” ancestry in predicting response to painkillers, statins, and other drugs
Spacecraft captures a solar flare as it builds into an explosive outburst
Europe’s Solar Orbiter is helping researchers understand what causes the Sun to blast out radiation and particles
Bizarre 400-million-year-old fossil was an unknown life form
Enigmatic organism known as Prototaxites cannot be fungus, new analysis finds
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