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Bizarre injuries were not caused by sharks or boat propellers, but a more surprising culprit

Move comes after Roger Innes complained about the government’s prosecution of Chinese postdocs

Cables used to detect earthquakes can also capture the faint vibrations of speech

State Department would send PEPFAR money directly to countries, which could then pay fees to health agency for help

Katherine Yelick will become director of the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory on 1 July

Integrity conference attendees debated when and how authors should declare AI use in papers

Record-setting Antarctic archive reveals sharp swings in carbon dioxide 1 million years ago

Small study that prioritized Black and low-income participants yields “remarkable” results

Past studies of Andes virus offer scant evidence on transmission risks, and have sparked debate

Project has brought income and electricity while protecting wide swaths of tropical forest

Two high-profile tools have been shown to make up data and “p-hack” their results

A revived technique could reveal planets near their stars and the inner workings of galaxies

Ganymede discovery could force rethink of how worlds power their magnetic fields

Questions about the culprit virus and its route of spread remain as health officials make plans for stranded passengers

Bhattacharya publicly slams vaccine study he pulled from agency’s flagship publication

Architectural and geographic details match historic descriptions of the colonial, centuries-old jungle refuge

Timmy, a humpback whale stranded in Germany 6 weeks ago, was ailing and may already be dead

Shirley Meng explains why her passion for decarbonizing the global economy required her to relocate

Sensor array traces how rocks conduct electricity, exposing ancient continental fragments, mineral targets, and grid hazards

Galaxy clusters obey the inverse square law across hundreds of millions of light-years