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The burgeoning field is still grappling with fundamental problems, from getting access to data to defining 'misinformation' in the first place

Automated tools could help nations reach conservation goals, scientists say

By creating artificial eclipses, CODEX will track bursts of charged particles that stream from the Sun

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Genetic and chemical analyses reveal secret to birds’ brilliant plumage

End of sugar rationing boosted diabetes, hypertension rates years later

A strategy pioneered during the Cold War may prevent people from believing and sharing online falsehoods

Kate Starbird’s work at the Center for an Informed Public has made her the target of political attacks

National Academies report is latest to address concerns about how scientists rely on racial and ethnic categories

Simple ingredients could have formed first cell membranes

Former presidential candidate holds extreme views on vaccines, disease research, drug regulation

As monoclonal antibodies roll out, uncertainty about their risks and benefits is dividing physicians

Revised Declaration of Helsinki stresses need for equity, protection of vulnerable groups, and research integrity

The top Democrat on a congressional panel that oversees several research agencies faces a Trump-backed newcomer

Activists allege animal cruelty at Ridglan Farms’s 3200-dog facility

A network of researchers, clinicians, and patient groups wants genetic screening and data access to improve how rare conditions are identified and studied

An evolutionary psychologist talks with Science about his hypothesis on the origin of locking lips

Shoaib Ahmed Malik discusses his work on evolution, extraterrestrials, and more

Giant cicadas’ wing shape evolved millions of years ago to make them nimbler

Journal that is experimenting with peer reviewing but not accepting manuscripts could lose its impact factor