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University says relocation plans are not connected to scientist’s letter or nationality | Continue reading
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Hosted by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, The BMJ, and Yale University, medRxiv will invite clinical researchers to share unreviewed manuscripts | Continue reading
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Asian elephants can discriminate food quantities using only their trunk | Continue reading
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Science chats with the researcher behind a new attempt to record cats when they’re on their own | Continue reading
Science chats with the researcher behind a new attempt to record cats when they’re on their own | Continue reading
Small commercial landings could occur as soon as next year | Continue reading
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Change would allow the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to consider controversial treatments | Continue reading
Move prompted by U.S. trade sanctions against Chinese company | Continue reading
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Saudi find may reveal how humans harnessed early dogs to survive | Continue reading
French research cruise detects massive newborn volcano on Indian Ocean floor | Continue reading
Before scientists can study it, Burmese amber is mined in a conflict zone, smuggled into China, and sold to the highest bidder | Continue reading
Emory says it responded to NIH letter | Continue reading
Smithsonian's revamped fossil hall prompts a look into Earth's hot past | Continue reading