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A new algorithm silences its competition | Continue reading
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After 5 years, reproducibility project nears finish line | Continue reading
Machine would smash electrons into protons or heavier ions | Continue reading
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Algorithms achieve a machine theory of mind | Continue reading
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Vivli aims to ease sharing of anonymized clinical studies | Continue reading
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Electron microscopy offers synapse-level view of the largest whole brain to date | Continue reading
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New robotic claw can scoop up delicate sea creatures without harm | Continue reading
Rao Yi, invited for a National Science Foundation workshop in Washington, D.C., next week, has been denied visas since 2016 | Continue reading
Study traces evolutionary history of the baculum | Continue reading
Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy candidate comes from finance sector, not a technical field | Continue reading
What’s new and not so new about clinical trial using DNA scissors to treat a rare inherited disorder | Continue reading
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Meeting on safety issues stokes dispute over the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s role | Continue reading
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Science investigation of journal disclosures and pharmaceutical funding records shows potential influence on physician gatekeepers | Continue reading
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Push to include genetic data in the Nagoya Protocol alarms European scientists | Continue reading
Research was inspired by work on power dynamics in chimpanzees | Continue reading
Beacons could secure online transactions, ensure the fairness of lotteries, and aid clinical trials | Continue reading
Archaeologists uncover the remains of a giant rack of skulls beneath downtown Mexico City | Continue reading
An expanding arcade of video games takes aim at easing autism traits, from poor visual attention to problems with motor skills, but the evidence of the games’ effectiveness remains limited | Continue reading