Editorials
WHO responders are braving bullets to end the outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but the virus could cross borders without the pledged funding.
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News
Donald Trump wants US astronauts back on the Moon. But his ambitious plan faces formidable political, financial and technical challenges.
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Scientists rushed to study whether the scorching temperatures last week were linked to global warming.
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The switch to double-blind peer review will affect roughly 650 scientists working on projects worth an estimated US$55 million.
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Researchers describe how a government crackdown on foreign influence is affecting them following a statement of support from their university.
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The Research Misconduct Board is one of the first national agencies tasked with investigating serious research misconduct.
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News Features
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News & Views
Thick foot calluses develop naturally when walking barefoot. It emerges that they preserve foot sensitivity while offering protection, thus avoiding the trade-off between the two that occurs with cushioned shoes.
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Age-dependent changes in their environment can impair stem cells’ function. The finding that T cells infiltrate the brains of aged mice and cause dysfunction of neural stem cells reveals a potential therapeutic target.
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Parasitic genetic elements called transposons carry CRISPR machinery that is normally used against them by bacterial cells. This paradox has now been explained, with implications for gene-therapy research.
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If an animal’s body shape is specialized in a way that aids feeding on specific organisms, does this restrict what the animal can prey on? An observation of fishes feeding in the wild might now help to settle this question.
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Review
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Analysis
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Articles
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Letters
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