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Work finds no evidence for “extreme male brain” hypothesis | Continue reading
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As rates fall in many countries, those in the United States climb | Continue reading
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Growing Chinese presence on campus has triggered concerns about cybersecurity, academic autonomy, and freedom of speech | Continue reading
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Scientists find ways to sex chicks before they hatch | Continue reading
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Strong signal from gravitational wave detectors hints at long-sought exotic source | Continue reading
Collins has led the National Institutes of Health with a firm hand | Continue reading
Study may resolve surprising new observations | Continue reading
Scientists say it’s not because they’re feeling sick | Continue reading
World’s largest exporting region makes first confirmation of disease | Continue reading
As costs rise, students and faculty members are pushing back | Continue reading
Ninety percent of the first big galaxies had been invisible until now | Continue reading
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After snowy winter, an unusually rapid melt | Continue reading
This researcher reflects on lessons learned from spinning a story about her data instead of critically examining all the facts | Continue reading
New measure could prevent producers from making (some) bad films | Continue reading
Amid controversy over gene-edited babies, government continues to pour resources into work with plants and animals | Continue reading
How regulations and the scientific community itself failed to stop the “rogue” Chinese scientist He Jiankui | Continue reading
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Agriculture may have spread to Europe via the Aegean and Mediterranean seas | Continue reading