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2024-05-18 Horses buried alive in medieval funerals came from distant lands Andrew Curry
2024-05-18 Keto diet may cause organ damage, mouse study finds Mitch Leslie
2024-05-17 Researchers reflect on the death of billionaire science donor Jim Simons and his charitable impact Madeline Reinsel
2024-05-17 No humans needed: AI robots discover new laser materials on their own Robert F. Service
2024-05-17 Tool use keeps these adorable otters out of the dentist’s chair Phie Jacobs
2024-05-17 An inflamed brain can trigger psychosis. The search is on for patients who might be cured Richard Stone
2024-05-17 News at a glance: Solar storm stuns, COVID-19 vaccine withdrawn, and fossils return to Brazil Science News Staff
2024-05-16 Federal officials suspend funding to EcoHealth Alliance, nonprofit entangled in COVID-19 origin debate Jocelyn Kaiser
2024-05-16 Human ancestors may have hunted cave bears 300,000 years ago Andrew Curry
2024-05-16 Limits on access to DeepMind’s new protein program trigger backlash Catherine Offord
2024-05-16 Spending cuts imperil Argentina’s ambitious nuclear research programs María de los Ángeles Orfila
2024-05-16 Researcher steps on deadly vipers 40,000 times to better predict snakebites Sofia Moutinho
2024-05-16 Watch a lizard-inspired building shed parts to escape catastrophe Phie Jacobs
2024-05-15 LGBTQ Ph.D. graduates will soon be counted in key U.S. survey Katie Langin
2024-05-15 Why are elite athletes prone to abnormal heart rhythms? Jennifer Couzin-Frankel
2024-05-14 Extreme solar storm generated aurorae—and ‘surprise’ Michael Greshko
2024-05-14 Amid Haiti’s escalating chaos, a ‘heroic network’ keeps medical research running Meredith Wadman
2024-05-14 Born to run? Endurance running may have evolved to help humans chase down prey Kermit Pattison
2024-05-11 The U.S. wants to change how researchers get access to a huge trove of health data. Many don’t like the idea Meredith Wadman
2024-05-11 A scientist asked to join the U.K. House of Lords—and got in Cathleen O’Grady
2024-05-10 NSF halts South Pole megaproject to probe infant cosmos’ growth spurt Adrian Cho
2024-05-10 News at a glance: Ocean heat waves, cultivated meat, and drug stockpile blues Science News Staff
2024-05-10 Elephants know their audience. Watch them greet one another in the wild Madeline Reinsel
2024-05-09 Psychology study participants recruited online may provide nonsensical answers Cathleen O’Grady
2024-05-09 New U.S. AI network aims to make supercomputers available to more researchers Jeffrey Mervis
2024-05-09 Es probable que una científica gane la presidencia de México. No todos los investigadores están alegres Rodrigo Pérez Ortega
2024-05-09 Brazil’s plan to lure 1000 expat scientists back home faces criticism Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade
2024-05-09 Global effort aims to protect health and safety of human ‘guinea pigs’ in drug trials Martin Enserink
2024-05-09 Meet the smallest animal known to spread seeds with its poop Gennaro Tomma
2024-05-09 Powerful new AI software maps virtually any protein interaction in minutes Robert F. Service
2024-05-08 ‘Unqualified failure’ in polio vaccine policy left thousands of kids paralyzed Leslie Roberts
2024-05-08 Parasites in these 200 old cans of salmon may spell good news for marine food webs Ashley Stimpson
2024-05-08 White House overhauls rules for risky pathogen studies Jocelyn Kaiser
2024-05-08 Could a newly discovered sperm whale ‘alphabet’ be deciphered by humans? Warren Cornwall
2024-05-07 To combat cow flu outbreak, scientists plan to infect cattle with influenza in high-security labs Kai Kupferschmidt
2024-05-07 Australia bets big on dark horse quantum computing technology Adrian Cho
2024-05-07 Deadly Pacific ‘blobs’ tied to emission cuts in China Warren Cornwall
2024-05-07 New animal dads often kill their stepchildren. These parrots adopt them instead Virginia Morell
2024-05-07 Hellish Venus may have lost its water quickly Jonathan O’Callaghan
2024-05-04 The U.S. has a new way to mask census data in the name of privacy. How does it affect accuracy? Jeffrey Mervis
2024-05-04 What a Philippine court ruling means for transgenic Golden Rice, once hailed as a dietary breakthrough Dennis Normile
2024-05-04 Questionable firms tempt young doctors with ‘easy’ publications Frederik Joelving, Retraction Watch
2024-05-04 In medieval England, leprosy bounced between humans and squirrels Sean Cummings
2024-05-03 News at a glance: Infrared telescope debuts, GM rice stumbles, and maternal mortality drops Science News Staff
2024-05-03 Cheap catalyst could help turn carbon dioxide into fuels Robert F. Service
2024-05-03 Orangutan plays doctor, heals himself Kermit Pattison
2024-05-03 A scientist is likely to win Mexico’s presidency. Not all researchers are rejoicing Rodrigo Pérez Ortega
2024-05-02 House lawmakers on both sides grill head of nonprofit that worked with Chinese virologists Jocelyn Kaiser
2024-05-02 U.S. moves to reclassify cannabis as a lower risk drug Phie Jacobs
2024-05-02 Scientists call new measures to control bird flu in cows ‘a drop in the bucket’ Jon CohenMartin Enserink
2024-05-02 Steel industry emissions are a big contributor to climate change. Can it go green? Warren Cornwall
2024-05-02 Nobel-winning neuroscientist faces scrutiny for data discrepancies in more than a dozen papers Holly Else
2024-05-01 ‘Daredevil’ running could help astronauts maintain muscles in low gravity Darren Incorvaia
2024-05-01 Intricate leaf veins may be an ancient protection against hungry insects Elizabeth Pennisi
2024-05-01 Ancient crystals suggest early Earth had land and freshwater Elise Cutts
2024-05-01 Major budget cuts to two high-profile NIH efforts leave researchers reeling Jocelyn Kaiser
2024-04-30 Climate modelers grapple with their own carbon emissions Paul Voosen
2024-04-30 Which wild animals carry the COVID-19 virus? An ambitious U.S. project aims to find out Jon Cohen
2024-04-27 All dog noses—whether a pug’s or a bloodhound’s—are created equal Madeline Reinsel
2024-04-27 What’s in your food? A new research effort intends to find out Richard Schiffman
2024-04-27 Injectable antibody drug protects children from malaria in Mali trial Catherine Offord
2024-04-26 What is a presumed sign of life doing on a dead comet? Elise Cutts
2024-04-26 AI transcription tools ‘hallucinate,’ too Ananya_
2024-04-26 Where do elbows and knees come from? Biologists track them back to our boneless, sharklike ancestors Elizabeth Pennisi
2024-04-26 The U.S. government is taking action to stop ‘cow flu.’ Is it too little, too late? Jon Cohen
2024-04-26 Traffic noise causes lifelong harm to baby birds Erik Stokstad
2024-04-26 News at a glance: Plants’ tree of life, conserving U.S. federal lands, and entertaining invertebrate sentience Science News Staff
2024-04-26 A gene mutation turned these fish into intrepid explorers Elizabeth Pennisi
2024-04-26 Can science find ways to ease loneliness? rbanffy
2024-04-25 Diamonds grown without extreme pressures Robert F. Service
2024-04-25 Scientists repot flowering plants’ tree of life—and find it has tangled roots Elizabeth Pennisi
2024-04-25 China set to fetch first rocks from mysterious far side of the Moon rbanffy
2024-04-24 Massive DNA study reveals mating customs of mysterious medieval horse riders Andrew Curry
2024-04-24 Sea creatures began to glow half a billion years ago Phie Jacobs
2024-04-24 NIH boosts pay for postdocs and graduate students Katie Langin
2024-04-24 U.K. visa changes imperil recruitment of scientific talent, policy experts warn Cathleen O’Grady
2024-04-23 Oldest ever ice offers glimpse of Earth before the ice ages rbanffy
2024-04-23 Bird flu in Texas: many human cases, no certainty about human to human spread? leashless
2024-04-22 Forced to eat bat feces, chimps could spread deadly viruses to humans Ann Gibbons
2024-04-20 Africa intensifies battle against mpox as ‘alarming’ outbreaks continue Jon Cohen
2024-04-20 Where did Earth’s oddball ‘quasi-moon’ come from? Scientists pinpoint famed lunar crater Daniel Clery
2024-04-19 Anonymizing research funding applications could reduce ‘prestige privilege’ Phie Jacobs
2024-04-19 Controversial wolf killing appears to help caribou, but concerns persist Warren Cornwall
2024-04-19 News at a glance: Global coral bleaching, preventing ship strikes on whales, and detecting prostate cancer Science News Staff
2024-04-19 Bacteria found in mosquito guts could help scientists fight dengue, Zika Catherine Offord
2024-04-18 Daring ‘James Bond’ mission to drill Antarctic ice cores could reveal future of sea level rise Christian Elliott
2024-04-18 Charred bones are signs of Maya ritual to erase past rulers Rodrigo Pérez Ortega
2024-04-18 Striking Amazonian butterfly is result of ancient hybrid event Sean Cummings
2024-04-17 New Initiative Aims to Bolster Funding for Scientists in War-Torn Ukraine, Science Foundation News ‧ Thomas Sumner
2024-04-17 Should researchers use AI to write papers? Group aims for community-driven standards Holly Else
2024-04-17 Plans to expand African vaccine production face steep hurdles Jon Cohen
2024-04-17 Young toads are teaching Australian lizards to avoid deadly snacks Elizabeth Pennisi
2024-04-16 Giant planets ran amok soon after Solar System’s birth Paul Voosen
2024-04-16 Researchers need ‘open’ bibliographic databases, new declaration says Catherine Offord
2024-04-16 Amid budget crunch, NASA seeks Hail Mary on Mars Sample Return Michael Greshko
2024-04-16 People with complicated pregnancies may suffer health problems, die early Jennifer Couzin-Frankel
2024-04-15 Deadly marine ‘cold spells’ could become more frequent with climate change, scientists warn Warren Cornwall
2024-04-13 Hiring ban disrupts research at Florida universities Jeffrey Mervis
2024-04-13 Brightest gamma ray burst of all time emerged from collapsing star Daniel Clery
2024-04-12 Bonobos, the ‘hippie chimps,’ might not be so mellow after all Phie Jacobs

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