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‘Aerial arms race’ with birds may have turned ancient cicadas into ace fliers
Giant cicadas’ wing shape evolved millions of years ago to make them nimbler
Web of Science index puts <cite>eLife</cite> ‘on hold’ because of its radical publishing model
Journal that is experimenting with peer reviewing but not accepting manuscripts could lose its impact factor
News at a glance: Biomed researchers using AI, whales eating plastic, and digital archive outage
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‘Not a free-for-all’: Indigenous communities want limits on how their data are shared
Push for “data sovereignty” could reshape how scientists share information
Pregnancy wakes up viruslike ‘jumping genes’ to help make extra blood
Research in mice and humans identifies a surprising role for these copy-and-paste snippets of DNA
Buoyed by ‘milestone’ clinical result, RNA editing is poised to treat diseases
Multiple approaches aim to counteract mutant genes by fixing the faulty RNA they produce
Medieval Silk Road metropolis unearthed in Uzbek mountains
Discovery challenges idea that ancient trade routes only linked lowland oases
Predation, not fear of wolves, keeps elk from denuding Yellowstone
Study challenges idea that a “landscape of fear” allows aspen and willows to grow
DNA ‘printing press’ could quickly store mountains of data
Inspired by ancient invention of movable type, researchers use blocks of DNA to dramatically increase writing speed
A scientific showdown seeks the biological ‘clock’ that best tracks aging
A contest with $300,000 in prize money aims to improve molecular assays needed to test aging treatments
Pacific Island scientists to launch Academy of Sciences
New organization will strive to give Pacific region scholars recognition and support
‘Daunting’: Hurricane-battered researchers assess damage from Helene and Milton
Years of recovery lie ahead for the southeastern United States
To glide and stride, this tiny feathered dino flapped as it ran
South Korean footprints suggest wings helped dinosaur bound, hinting at evolution of flight
‘Electric plastic’ could open door to new generation of implants and wearable tech
Self-assembling, biocompatible molecular ribbons can store energy and information
Springer Nature retracts 75 papers connected to Spanish university head
Papers contain hundreds of references to University of Salamanca rector Juan Manuel Corchado
Genetic databases don’t fairly capture species richness of Global South, new data show
Two evolutionary biologists speak to Science about the disparities in how some geographic areas are represented in biodiversity research
AI reveals how sperm sticks to egg during fertilization
Two studies identify elusive protein complex with help from software developed by some of this year’s Nobel winners
News at a glance: Florida researchers’ hurricane woes, antimicrobial resistance, and a Jupiter-bound probe
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China’s ambitious new space plan includes call to bring home a bit of Venus’s atmosphere
Roadmap outlines 25-year path to leadership in space, including more than 30 science missions
Are diamonds Earth’s best friend? Gem dust could cool the planet
Idea would cost trillions, but could avoid issues with other “geoengineering” schemes
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