Root fungus helps plants thrive even with the added sodium | Continue reading
Pavlovian experiment reveals first evidence of brain lateralization in ants | Continue reading
Coho salmon in urban streams have been dying in the U.S. Pacific Northwest | Continue reading
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Prominent family of highly selective journals expands open-access option | Continue reading
Its version of Warp Speed aims not just to stem the COVID-19 pandemic, but to build diplomatic and trade ties | Continue reading
Sputnik V vaccine still has more than 90% efficacy in second interim analysis | Continue reading
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Nature Communications paper claims female mentors are bad for early-career female scientists | Continue reading
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A probe billions of kilometers from Earth has measured visible light unattributable to known stars and galaxies | Continue reading
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Analysis of early cosmic evolution points to dark matter’s importance and casts doubt on modified theories of gravity | Continue reading
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Stacked carbon sheets used to make switches that some quantum computers rely on | Continue reading
National Science Foundation decides to decommission iconic radio observatory | Continue reading
Amid mounting criticism, researchers find far lower levels of mysterious phosphine in reanalysis of telescope data | Continue reading
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Scientists worry changes in the viral genome could make future COVID-19 vaccines less effective | Continue reading
Genetic sequencing suggests apes caught pathogen from an unknown reservoir | Continue reading
Temporary side effect leads to hold on clinical trial as scientists explore different dosing strategies | Continue reading
Work by Jason Richwine has generated controversy | Continue reading
Researchers worried for future of iconic radio telescope after second cable tears through its dish | Continue reading
Even with infusion of federal cash, plan to build NuScale plant too pricey for some | Continue reading
Nearly 10,000 common gene variants influence how tall a person becomes | Continue reading
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The Mega Amp Spherical Tokamak is testing a nontraditional design | Continue reading
Analysis at Dutch university suggests researchers are not reporting a large number of animal experiments | Continue reading
Study traces genetic ancestry of pumpkin family | Continue reading
The Food and Drug Administration held no advisory meeting on antiviral, and the European Union signed contract without knowing of failed trial | Continue reading
DNA from dog remains traces a relationship across time and space | Continue reading
Commercial molten-salt and gas-cooled reactors to be built within 7 years | Continue reading
Findings could provide clues to the roots of human aging behavior patterns | Continue reading
Improvements help the technique rival x-ray crystallography | Continue reading
Trisha Greenhalgh argues COVID-19 shows how too much weight on evidence-based medicine can be the enemy of good policy | Continue reading
How physician Deborah Birx’s unreasonable demands for hospital data created a “debacle” at CDC | Continue reading
Host variants boost severity risk, may point to drug options | Continue reading
Paramacrobiotus pigments transform ultraviolet into harmless blue light | Continue reading
Carbonate veins suggest water once flowed on asteroid Bennu | Continue reading
Analysis from Square Kilometre Array suggests satellite megaconstellations could upset views of molecules in space | Continue reading
Redesigned ticket—and text message reminders—led to a 13% drop in missed court dates | Continue reading
Chemist Mario Molina was 77 | Continue reading
New methods could make systematic reviews relevant during health emergencies | Continue reading
CRISPR-based approach is much faster than current diagnostics, but does have some limitations | Continue reading
Genomic studies show interbreeding goes back at least half a million years | Continue reading
In study, stimulating sound and touch together molds the brain, reduces tinnitus | Continue reading