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Scientists face deficiencies in leadership countering US policies
Science organizations are exploring new avenues and navigating multiple obstacles as they confront the Trump administration’s unprecedented actions
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The AI tool struggles with unusual DNA and RNA structures, such as single mutations
Hand-paintable electrodes to study the brain
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What tariffs could mean for the pharmaceutical industry
Experts say the tariffs are unlikely to bring back production of generic medicines, given their slim profit margins
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NASA’s Curiosity rover finds elusive carbonate minerals on Mars
Rock samples collected by the rover give clues about the ancient Martian atmosphere
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Space miso and moon glass
Space meals improved through fermentation, and solar panels made with moon dust
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Global science bodies pivot to capitalize on US brain drain
Canada and China both have reasons to lure top talent, but Europe’s sense of urgency runs higher
Global science bodies pivot to capitalize on US brain drain
Canada and China both have reasons to lure top talent, but Europe’s sense of urgency runs higher
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Scientists face deficiencies in leadership countering US policies
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