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Do you need extra training before graduate school? Consider a post-baccalaureate position
How to sustain scientific collaboration amid worsening US–China relations
Retractions caused by honest mistakes are extremely stressful, say researchers
How science recruiters and job applicants can get on the same page
Australia’s social-media ban won’t work — there are better ways to keep kids safe
The scientific reason to cook with simmering rather than vigorously boiling water
Has Bluesky replaced X for scientists? Take <i>Nature</i>’s poll
Unequal life expectancy across ten Americas
Semaglutide alleviates knee osteoarthritis pain in persons with obesity
The astonishing scientists who starved to protect plants during the Second World War
Harsh criticism and unreasonable expectations worsen PhD students’ mental health
Remove subsidies to solve India’s fertilizer-overuse problem
AlphaFold 3 is great — but it still needs human help to get chemistry right
Advising policymakers can’t be taught — researchers must learn by doing
Philanthropic foundations must step in to shield science from Trump’s cuts
How should we test AI for human-level intelligence? OpenAI’s o3 electrifies quest
New Zealand’s giant birds feasted on colorful, trufflelike fungi, fossil poop reveals
The extinction of moa may have left native fungi with no way to spread their spores
Is obesity a disease? Not always, new expert report says
A more scientific definition of obesity should guide decisions about weight loss treatment, researchers argue
Gene editor may have cured infant of a deadly metabolic disorder
Result could be first success at stitching a curative gene into a chromosome’s “safe harbor,” reducing cancer and other risks
Copy cats: Kitties mirror each other’s faces to get along
The behavior—also seen in humans and other social animals—is a key to bonding