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Senate confirms Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a vaccine opponent, as health secretary
Controversial attorney will oversee vast health research and drug safety programs
Renowned scientific integrity investigator endows fund to support fellow sleuths
Microbiologist Elisabeth Bik donates $200,000 to support training, travel
Researchers face impossible decisions as U.S. aid freeze halts clinical trials
Organizers of USAID-funded studies grapple with ethical responsibilities to trial participants and collaborators
Silk Road merchants may have introduced cats to China 1400 years ago
Largest ever analysis of feline bones from the country suggests the animals may have been prized exotic pets
News at a glance: Cow flu, social media data, and researchers’ AI hesitancy
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Can AI read pain and other emotions in your dog’s face?
New approach for interpreting expressions in pets and livestock could improve animal welfare
Senior NIH official who helped lead high-profile China and sexual harassment initiatives retires
Michael Lauer is second top official to leave amid agency upheaval
This moth appears to turn into a leaf
Unique nanostructures on insect’s wings help it camouflage among the trees
Scientists rally in support of Serbia’s anticorruption protests
But some criticize “weak and formal” support for protests from scientific institutions
Watch sea turtles dance for joy when they magnetically sense it’s snack time
The reptiles appear to remember specific magnetic characteristics of preferred feeding sites
In further signs of NIH turmoil, top official suddenly retires
Lawrence Tabak held leadership roles in director’s office for 15 years
Record-setting neutrino opens ‘new energy window on the universe’
Scientists say the source of a high-energy particle that zipped through the Mediterranean Sea in 2023 is a mystery
Canceling data collections could imperil efforts to improve U.S. education, a former Trump appointee warns
Ex-head of National Center for Education Statistics describes impact of massive halt to survey research
Jupiter’s biggest moons may have emerged from the shadows
Jovian satellites may have formed in cold spots in the disk of gas and dust surrounding the infant planet
Judges suspend NIH plan to slash payments and order health agencies to restore web pages
Lawsuits argued that cutting “indirect cost” rate would have “devastating” impact on research
Why do so many retirement-age scientists keep working?
Survey reveals a desire to hold onto their professional identity keeps Ph.D.s working beyond their 60s
Alzheimer’s scientist resigns after university finds ‘data integrity concerns’ in papers
University of Minnesota’s Sylvain Lesné was at the heart of an image-doctoring scandal on study of key amyloid protein linked to dementia
Earth’s inner core might harbor volcanoes and landslides
Seismic waves radiating through the planet’s interior point to dramatic activity
Male chimps ask for sex in different ‘dialects’
Gestures are in danger because of poaching and other human pressures
Spacecraft probing cosmic evolution spies an ‘Einstein ring’
Object is the massively distorted image of another galaxy
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