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‘Shake it off’: Taylor Swift’s changing voice shows how our accents evolve
Publisher Correction: Rejuvenation of aged oocyte through exposure to young follicular microenvironment
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Nerdy and easy to pronounce: why we chose Apheros as the name for our technology start-up firm
Journals infiltrated with ‘copycat’ papers that can be written by AI
Fossil fight: how Raymond Dart countered some unfair criticism
A multimodal robotic platform for multi-element electrocatalyst discovery
Time to act now on the rise of dementia in Africa
The mini placentas and ovaries revealing the basics of women’s health
How can universities train the skilled workers of tomorrow?
The meaning behind the moniker: how to choose a science-company name that delights
Ebola outbreak in the DRC: why is it so deadly?
Combat the human-made causes of Spain’s wildfires
China’s private higher-education sector is at a turning point
Long-standing marine reserves need continued support
US investment in African food systems will have global benefits
Trump’s autism initiative embraces little-tested vitamin as a treatment
FDA to approve leucovorin despite questions about whom it might help
Ethicists flirt with AI to review human research
Large language models could help reduce backlog of study proposals, but critics are wary of entrusting ethics to machines
U.S. court orders NIH to restore killed grants to California researchers
Judge says district court is proper forum to protest mass grant terminations
Whose papers have an edge at <em>Science</em>? In unusual study, journal looks in the mirror
Confidential data show being in the U.S., at a prestigious institution, and in a large team all may help