
Young “Dreamer” Scientists in Legal Limbo
Court temporarily revives protections for some as Trump and Congress clash over policy reform
Court temporarily revives protections for some as Trump and Congress clash over policy reform
Finding could alter conservation strategies for long-necked animals
Reports of positive experimental results fell after the roll-out of a site where researchers are required to record their methods and outcome measures
The politics of capital punishment is affecting drug manufacturing decisions and forcing doctors to worry about sources of anesthesia, such as propofol
The genes of this fish, sometimes called a living fossil, reveal much about the origins of tetrapods, the evolutionary line that gave rise to amphibians, birds and mammals
The finding would explain why even lean meat poses a heart risk
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