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A Cuban brain researcher went viral on Chinese TV. Here’s why
Recruitment of Cuba’s Pedro Antonio Valdés Sosa highlights China’s move to expand foreign ties
NIH to partially lift freeze on grant reviews, but obstacles remain
Pause on posting notices had led to scores of canceled meetings
How many have died in Sudan’s civil war? Satellite images and models offer clues
Barred from the country, researchers try to monitor death and destruction from afar
Fusion scientist named chief of the U.K.’s national funding agency
Ian Chapman to oversee UK Research and Innovation, which has an annual budget of £9 billion
NASA cuts off international climate science support
U.N. panel meets for first time without U.S. leadership
Unusual ‘soda lakes’ may have kick-started life on Earth by concentrating key compounds
Phosphorus leached from volcanic rocks in warm waters could have triggered reactions needed to launch biochemistry
U.S. gene banks, key to new crops, hobbled by Trump job cuts
Newly appointed head of USDA’s genetic repositories axed along with key staff
Attila’s Huns were a motley crew of central European locals and East Asian immigrants
A genetic analysis reveals some Huns descended from pillagers in East Asia
‘Death by ax’: Fate of millions of research animals at stake in NIH payments lawsuit
Rodent and monkey facilities imperiled by Trump plan to cut overhead payments
More NIH job cuts coming? Agency’s scientists already reeling after week of firings
NIH is appealing loss of some lab leaders among in-house research program while bracing for the next actions from Trump administration
U.S. early-career researchers struggling amid chaos
Uncertain funding, government firings, and distressed universities hit vulnerable groups especially hard
Modest telescope with big plans, SPHEREx will probe cosmic ‘inflation’ after Big Bang
Spacecraft with gather and analyze infrared light in new ways to explain why our universe is “boring”
Judge says ban on NIH cut to overhead payments stands—for the moment
Temporary order blocking the change extended until a decision is handed down
Black men in the U.S. who ‘passed’ as white lived longer in 20th century
A better education could explain the improvement in longevity
‘Patent mills’ sell scientists inventorship of bizarre medical devices
Thousands of U.K. “design registrations” sold to Indian academics in past 2 years, new research finds
Move over lithium: Sodium batteries could one day power a green economy
Sodium is cheap and abundant, but the batteries can’t quite match lithium cells—so far
News at a glance: RFK Jr. sworn in, more R1 universities, and besieged peatlands
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What’s tinyML? The Global South’s alternative to power-hungry, pricey AI
Stamp-size devices running machine learning models are tackling agricultural, health, and conservation problems in resource-poor regions
Financial peril could doom a famed New York paleontological institute
“Exceptional” fossil collections housed by the Paleontological Research Institute risk being orphaned
There’s a big courtroom showdown over NIH’s ‘indirect costs’ this week. What are they?
Here’s the story behind the billions in payments to institutions with research grants that NIH wants to cut
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