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Where city dwellers see rectangles, people who live in round huts see circles

Injections of mRNA may offer a simpler, cheaper way to build powerful CAR-T cells

Genetic mutations more than 20 million years ago helped birds tolerate the tart and broaden their diets

At long last, scientists have a nearly complete cranium from hominins known as Denisovans

Realignment of major program units aims to improve efficiency and make up for loss of federal contracts

Bogong moths fly 1000 kilometers orienting to stars and the Milky Way, an ability never seen before in invertebrates

A Science analysis of canceled and curtailed federal grants reveals hits to research, collections, and training

Following criticism for all-male winners in the past, women earned two of the three Frontiers Planet Prizes this year

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory will build an unprecedented map of the universe—and discover billions of fast-changing objects

Morning agency email indicating resumption of hundreds of millions in grants is quickly undone

FDA’s approval of lenacapavir comes at a time when global health cuts could stall its rollout

Through two grassroots efforts, more than 80 op eds have been published in news outlets across the country

Unique ability allows the animals to protect themselves and their offspring from decaying food and other material

Hundreds of scientists have lost labs, equipment, and specimens

The pancreas, which helps control blood sugar in humans, may be critical part of shark immune system

William Young calls terminations illegal, berates agency for discrimination

Drone imagery reveals ancient arena where Tyrannosaurus rex– or ostrichlike dinos may have wooed mates

Coalition offers two models it says increase accountability and reflect the “true costs” of research

Mystery signals used to locate gases in the spaces between galaxies

With DNA focused almost entirely on replication, newly discovered organism blurs the line between cells and viruses