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U.S. government has lost more than 10k STEM PhDs since Trump took office

3 days ago science.org government trump

Wood burning in homes drives dangerous air pollution in winter, study finds. Although only 2% of U.S

5 days ago science.org health

The Arctic Has Officially Entered a New Era of Extreme Weather

4 days ago science.org arctic environment

Pigeons detect Earth's magnetic field using electromagnetic induction, the same physical principle as wireless phone charging

6 days ago science.org biology earth

AI seems to benefit experienced, senior-level developers: they increased productivity and more readily expanded into new domains of software development

7 days ago science.org ai

Slow grower: Tyrannosaurus rex didn’t reach full size until age 40, « Famed dino likely spent much of its life competing for food against smaller predators

15 days ago science.org paleontology

The first "breathing" lung-on-chip built from genetically identical cells eliminates donor mismatch

24 days ago science.org engineering

The paper reports the discovery of a rogue planet with a mass similar to Saturn that is drifting through space without a host star.

25 days ago science.org astronomy

Xanthomonas coordinates type III–type II effector synergy by activating fruit-ripening pathway - Science

17 hours ago science.org biology

An Illustrated Guide to Hippo Castration (2014)

6 days ago science.org

Mass extinction triggered the early radiations of jawed vertebrates and their jawless relatives (gnathostomes)

16 days ago science.org paleontology

First ancient human herpesvirus genomes document their deep history with humans: certain human herpesviruses became part of the human genome 2,500 years ago, and have been evolving with and within humans since at least the Iron Age but lost the ability to integrate into human chromosomes early on.

27 days ago science.org biology genetics

Recent discoveries on the acquisition of the highest levels of human performance

8 days ago science.org

Alzheimer's drug developers accuse clinical trial sites of faking data

22 days ago science.org trial

Purdue blocks admission of many Chinese grad students in unwritten policy

12 days ago science.org china

Chronic low-dose exposure to common pesticides shortens fish lifespan by accelerating biological aging and telomere erosion even at levels deemed safe, raising concerns about safety regulations that primarily focus on acute toxicity and may overlook long-term effects on vertebrate health.

12 days ago science.org environment

As deep-sea mining race ramps up, mission will assess whether ecosystems recover

27 days ago science.org

The mirage of AI deregulation

13 days ago science.org ai

Efficacy and effectiveness of robot-assisted therapy for autism spectrum disorder: From lab to reality

26 days ago science.org autism

Mass shootings are associated with increased local voter turnout but do not change presidential vote choices, showing that exposure to gun violence mobilizes voters locally without producing broader shifts in national electoral outcomes.

31 days ago science.org psychology

Tanning beds triple melanoma risk, potentially causing broad DNA damage

48 days ago science.org cancer

Science’s 2025 Breakthrough of the Year: The unstoppable rise of renewable energy

41 days ago science.org environment

A study found increasing exposure to antidemocratic attitudes and partisan animosity posts on social media significantly increases affective polarization and negative emotions…

58 days ago science.org media

Scientists found that a virus uses one tiny chemical bond to deliberately unbalance its shell, allowing it to release its genetic material faster once inside a cell

48 days ago science.org biology genetics release

The global seafood trade has become a delivery system for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), industrial pollutants that persist for decades

38 days ago science.org environment

All-optical synthesis chip for large-scale intelligent semantic vision

30 days ago science.org

Inhibition of 15-hydroxy prostaglandin dehydrogenase promotes cartilage regeneration

2 months ago science.org health

Negligible contribution from aerosols to recent trends in Earth’s energy imbalance

48 days ago science.org earth

Two ancient humans, including famed 'Iceman,' had cancer-causing virus

36 days ago science.org

Scientists reveal TY1 — the first synthetic RNA drug able to trigger DNA repair and revive damaged tissue — opening new possibilities for recovery after heart attacks and for treating autoimmune and inflammatory diseases as a new era of exomer therapeutics emerges.

50 days ago science.org biology

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