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Another NIH institute loses its director

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EPA sidesteps science in repeal of U.S. greenhouse gas rules

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These scientists saw a future in public service—until Trump’s ‘massacre’ hit

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Boosting origin of life theory, RNA comes close to copying itself

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A vanishing star births a black hole—without the fireworks

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NSF’s flagship fellowship program is rejecting applicants without peer review

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Can science build a better working dog?

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Politics and war complicate global effort to study changes to Earth's poles

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Rare, dangerous side effects of some COVID-19 vaccines explained

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Pre-Incans collected seabird poop from remote islands to use as fertilizer

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India has big plans to remove silt from rivers—and scientists are alarmed

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Snapping shrimp use headgear to protect their brains from shock waves

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How did ancient Vietnamese people get such black smiles?

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Japan’s election result could bring a research funding boost

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In unprecedented move, giant monkey research center may become a primate sanctuary

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NASA greenlights two earth science missions, to researchers’ relief

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Fire at German particle accelerator could delay multibillion-dollar project

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Leader’s departure marks latest setback for ambitious Japanese science university

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Remote Greek culture has been a genetic ‘island’ for 4500 years

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Historic U.S. marine lab parts ways with the University of Chicago

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