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Samples, lost for decades, rediscovered in Danish freezer | Continue reading
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Human trials are likely to start next spring | Continue reading
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“Novichoks” are set to come under the chemical weapons treaty | Continue reading
Google researchers say they have achieved milestone with number-generating computation | Continue reading
Chris Skidmore says blue sky research funder would sit outside UK Research and Innovation | Continue reading
A more precise, flexible variation of the revolutionary DNA modifier makes its debut | Continue reading
Congolese giant toad is a near-perfect match for the Gaboon viper | Continue reading
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Our Experimental Error columnist argues that professors shouldn’t expect food at committee meetings | Continue reading
Tiny proteins help power muscles and provide the toxic punch to many venoms | Continue reading
Rare bag of metal scraps bolsters idea of sophisticated warfare in Bronze Age Germany | Continue reading
Science organizations speak out in defense of Uyghur academics | Continue reading
Never-before-seen chemical modifications set biochemists abuzz | Continue reading
DNA and artifacts reveal marriage and inheritance patterns among Bronze Age farmers | Continue reading
A related experiment will provide new test of “portable” peer reviews | Continue reading
First study finds multiple cases of humpback whales going on the offensive | Continue reading
Researchers from a variety of disciplines and career stages share what works for them | Continue reading
New laser-based method unlocks chemistry of ancient life | Continue reading
Strange burning sensation may provide clues to how brain registers pain | Continue reading
Science speaks with researchers putting AI brains into robot bodies | Continue reading
Spatial maps in “visual” processing areas help interpret echoes | Continue reading
There, a single strain of Yersinia pestis is ancestral to all other strains studied | Continue reading
Discovery of high-altitude migration has big implications for disease control | Continue reading
Comet 2I/Borisov is releasing cyanogen—similar to comets from our own solar system | Continue reading
Physicists suggest searching for gamma ray flashes to find it | Continue reading
National Institutes of Health official points to threat from China’s talents program as agency watchdog calls for better vetting of peer reviewers | Continue reading
Physicists suggest searching for gamma ray flashes to find it | Continue reading