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Test blasts simulate a nuclear attack on a U.S. port
Data could help point to perpetrators in aftermath -
China’s theft of U.S. trade secrets under scrutiny
Panel urges Trump administration to make IP infringement a “core issue” -
Brazil’s dengue vaccine in jeopardy
Scientists assail dismissal of scientist overseeing vaccine trials -
After fracas, Global Fund abandons plan to pick new chief and reopens search
Concerns about the lead contenders led to change in plans -
Trump’s 2018 budget will squeeze civilian science agencies
Research and other domestic programs could have to shrink by 10.5% -
Departing senior NSF manager offers hopeful assessment of agency’s future
Richard Buckius returns to Purdue “confident” of continued federal support for research -
Is a new class of painkillers on the horizon?
Small molecule blocks a key enzyme involved in pain and addiction -
Zigzagging backbones helped turn dinosaurs into giants
Special "toothed" vertebrae were among the secrets to sauropods’ success -
Bringing extinct species back from the dead could hurt—not help—conservation efforts
New analysis shows that the money used to care for resurrected animals could be better spent saving living ones -
Meet WHO’s dirty dozen: The 12 bacteria for which new drugs are most urgently needed
New list suggests priorities for development of new antibiotics -
Thom Mason, director of Oak Ridge National Laboratory, to step down
Current longest serving director of a DOE lab to go to Battelle -
Top stories: When fat ‘speaks,’ seven Earth-sized planets, and a quantum computer faceoff
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Undergraduate research would benefit from better comparative data, says Academies panel
Opportunities for students abound, but researchers don’t know what works best -
U.S. researchers guilty of misconduct later won more than $100 million in NIH grants, study finds
Analysis sheds new light on impact of federal sanctions -
Biologists propose to sequence the DNA of all life on Earth
Still-unfunded plan would start with all plants, animals, and other eukaryotes—some 1.5 million species—for the cost of the original human genome project -
Two top Chinese-American scientists have dropped their U.S. citizenship
China gets bragging rights to two more internationally recognized researchers -
Monarch miscalculation: Has a scientific error about the butterflies persisted for more than 40 years?
From the squishy world of butterfly genetics, a cautionary tale about the importance of taxonomy -
Will Trump revamp complex plan to save endangered sage grouse?
Unusual effort was years in the making -
Study thyself: Political scientists assess extent of sexual harassment at their annual meeting
Survey is first to focus on a technical conclave -
Ancient trilobites may have released sperm and eggs from their heads
Discovery offers new clues to how the extinct arthropods reproduced -
Podcast: Cracking the smell code, why dinosaurs had wings before they could fly, and detecting guilty feelings in altruistic gestures
On this week’s show: building a flying dinosaur and a roundup from the daily news site -
Bumble bees are surprisingly innovative
Insects can solve problems creatively, less robotic than previously believed -
Flotilla of tiny satellites will photograph the entire Earth every day
Daily images from the company Planet enable research impossible to do with sparser or courser satellite data -
The great Greenland meltdown
As algae, detritus, and meltwater darken Greenland's ice, it is shrinking ever faster
