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U.K. government details plan for dramatic aid cuts to African nations
Some countries face reductions of more than 90%, new report reveals, raising fears of devastating impacts on global health and education
Prominent Salk Institute biologist to resign following sexual misconduct investigation
Staffers complain that Salk allowed circadian rhythms researcher Satchidananda Panda to depart quietly, while the allegations and findings remain under wraps
Oldest known Mars rock offers glimpse of planet’s watery youth
Ancient Teghaza meteorite hints at granitelike crust and shows Mars was already losing its water 4.1 billion years ago
Bacteria clusters can eject ‘escape pods’ to survive
Finding points to potential way to break apart dangerous biofilms without antibiotics
Climate scientists sharpen tools for linking global warming to extreme weather
National Academies report says the fast-growing field can boost confidence with more rigorous results
Rocked by aid cuts, Malawi rethinks how it funds health
Services for mothers and children continue to suffer in the meantime
Alzheimer’s trial results lend momentum to strategies targeting tau
First drug to lower the protein and slow cognitive decline creates buzz despite puzzling data
DNA from African graves provides surprising window into slave trade
Adults and children were taken from deep within continent’s interior, genetic material from remote island of St. Helena suggests
Astronomers spot first atmosphere around a potentially habitable alien world
Detecting escaping helium from LHS 1140b is important step in search for life beyond our Solar System
Tree-killing beetle is spreading to urban forests around the world
As researchers piece together the pest’s global trek, countries are working to contain the growing threat
Did U.S. scrutiny of foreign research drive prominent geneticist to decline authorship?
George Church moved to paper’s acknowledgements section, triggering exodus
A <em>T. rex</em> named Gus is now the most expensive fossil ever sold
Some scientists opposed the sale on the grounds that it hinders paleontological research
Scandinavian radar array will probe mysteries of the northern lights
EISCAT_3D will paint a new picture of the upper atmosphere as it is roiled by solar outbursts
Undersea lava flows named after <em>Game of Thrones</em> dragon may reveal a new type of volcanism
The Atlantic Ocean’s Balerion Lava Field doesn’t fit any established model of volcanic eruptions
Mysterious orange-lipped monkey discovered deep in the Congo rainforest is a new species
“Likweli” find highlights importance of conservation work, researchers say
Bungee-jumping mice may reveal why astronauts skip on the Moon
Low gravity puts a bounce in the step of humans and rodents alike
U.S. researchers outraged at proposed changes to federal grants
White House receives 497,000 comments on rules many fear would politicize science
Astrónomo maya identificado por primera vez gracias a firma en un mural
La firma acompaña a una fórmula matemática que sincroniza calendarios con movimiento de planetas
An AI can invent entirely new languages. But is it creative?
Researchers debate whether tool produces genuinely novel tongues, or simply spits out a remix
Scrawled signature names a Maya astronomer for the first time
The autograph accompanies formulas devised to sync calendars with planetary movement
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