Editorial
The US science adviser had to go. The White House should assess how it deals with wrongdoing and consider a deeper examination of its scientific advisory system.
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News
Geneticist Eric Lander had a reputation for being a bully, scientists say, as they call for more inspiring leadership.
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The experimental Joint European Torus has doubled the record for the amount of energy made from fusing atoms — the process that powers the Sun.
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Researchers at WHO technology-transfer hub complete first step in a project aimed at building capacity for vaccine manufacturing in low- and middle-income countries.
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Multiple studies are revealing why the SARS-CoV-2 variant is so transmissible, but also seems to cause milder disease.
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Researchers brace for tense weeks ahead as Europe turns up the heat on research-programme negotiations.
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US$25-million facility in Namibia will be Africa’s first millimetre-range radio telescope.
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News Features
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News & Views
How should the bat family tree be arranged? Analysis of bats’ inner ear anatomy supports a previously proposed arrangement that was based on DNA analysis. The findings also shed light on the evolution of echolocation.
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Alphaviruses are transmitted by mosquitoes to many species, and can be fatal to humans. The identification of virus receptors that are evolutionarily conserved between mosquitoes and humans might explain the wide range of viral hosts.
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The torus of dust surrounding a quasar — a very luminous supermassive black hole that accretes matter from its surroundings — has now been captured with high-resolution infrared imaging.
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Tests of relativity once required accurate clocks separated by thousands of kilometres. Optical techniques have now made such tests possible in an atomic cluster measuring no more than one millimetre in size.
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Perspective
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Articles
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