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French scientists alarmed by ‘disastrous’ cut to research budget
Move is part of €10 billion savings package announced by the government
NSF board approves funding for just one of two proposed giant telescopes
Decision means National Science Foundation faces difficult choice between proposed instruments
Dehydrate the stratosphere to curb global warming? Scientists float risky new strategy
Seeding clouds above the western Pacific would keep water vapor, a greenhouse gas, from reaching the atmosphere’s rooftop
The world’s stockpile of cholera vaccine is empty—but relief is on the way
A dramatic shortage of the oral vaccine may ease in the years ahead as more companies enter the market
Smithsonian task force pushes for speedy repatriation of 30,000 human remains
Report recommends research be allowed only on remains with informed consent
Watch a marlin flash bright stripes before a deadly strike
Rapid color changes may prevent these predators from impaling one another during group attacks
‘Kangaroo Time’ hops into top spot of <cite>Science</cite>’s latest ‘Dance Your Ph.D.’ contest
Runners-up in Science’s annual competition include dances of streambank erosion and moth mating
National Science Foundation grant reviewers urged to think more about ‘societal benefits’
Agency’s governing board expected to recommend renaming one of two criteria used to judge research proposals
COVID-19 scientists who faced huge bills after speaking in webinars win in court
Spanish and Swedish courts throw out claims from mysterious conference organizer that researchers owed fees of up to €80,000
Tinkering with fungus genes can turn blue cheeses red, green, or white
Scientists discover how Gorgonzola and Roquefort get their striking color—and how to change it
Huge genome study confronted by concerns over race analysis
Some geneticists say key figure falsely suggests genetic data support notion of distinct races
Alabama IVF ruling may halt uterine transplant program
Scientists fear wider research impacts if other states label frozen embryos “children”
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Poised to be first widely consumed gene-edited animals, virus-resistant pigs trot toward market
Company says it is near U.S. approval for pigs safe from porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome
On war’s second anniversary, Ukraine’s scientific community mourns lost colleagues
At least 100 researchers have died since Russia launched full invasion
Texas company lands first private spacecraft on the Moon
NASA-funded mission is first U.S. soft landing since Apollo
Transgender men may still ovulate after hormone replacement therapy
A new study suggests about one-third of trans men taking testosterone could still be producing eggs every month
In massive underwater mountain range, scientists find more than 100 new species
Seamounts off the coast of Chile host a diverse, delicate ecosystem
Stellar remains of famed 1987 supernova found at last
NASA’s JWST telescope spots fluorescing gas inflamed by surviving neutron star
Dramatic shift in ice age rhythm pinned to carbon dioxide
Southern Ocean “pump” sparked deep freezes, new temperature record shows
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