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Never-before-seen ability may allow the insects to home in on their favorite plants

A remote mining town gripped by fear saw hundreds of suspected cases before the government declared an outbreak, report says

Never-before-seen behavior may represent the giant cetaceans playing with their food, ecologists say

“Landmark” paper finds disease originated with European contact

Newly found earthworks suggest about 3 million people might have lived in just about 3% of the forest’s entire area

Former top NIH official says Senator Rand Paul is trying to imprison him because of an “unhinged obsession”

Vague language and extensive reviews could impede potentially useful research, some scientists fear

Parasite’s biology, combined with logistical issues and budget cuts, make tracking it a major challenge

“Huge” new study of Caribbean anole populations catches evolution in real time

Homo erectus and H. floresiensis skulls both show defects similar to those modern human babies can develop after repeatedly resting on the same side

Gilead is criticized for lack of affordable access to lenacapavir in Latin America

Black holes can form spiraling pairs in three different ways, the gravitational waves from hundreds of collisions suggest

White House report aims to shake up a “calcified system,” but researchers warn it could do more harm than good

Population declines led to spike in spinal deformities and rare tumors, fossil study suggests

Artful dodging allow males to elude females trying to eat them, slow-motion videos show

The Oregon National Primate Research Center could change its name and shift its focus to nonanimal studies

试验酿成灾难性悲剧后，受害者父母寻求问责，《科学》与 Retraction Watch 联合调查发现

Stripped-down behemoth promises new insights into how galaxies grow, astronomers say

Satellite data reveal in unprecedented detail how groundwater reservoirs permanently lose their ability to store water

More than half of AI “unicorns” have never published a paper or preprint