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Japan’s Science Council to face greater governmental oversight

Imminent change in legal status raises concerns that national academy will serve political interests

Imminent change in legal status raises concerns that national academy will serve political interests
Author Dennis NormilePosted on September 25, 2026

China abruptly delays mission to probe Moon’s hidden water

Chang’e-7, which will investigate the origin of and abundance of lunar ice, set back until 2027

Chang’e-7, which will investigate the origin of and abundance of lunar ice, set back until 2027
Author Dennis NormilePosted on August 24, 2026

China mission aims for the Moon’s hidden water with ‘hopping’ probe

Chang’e-7 will sample lunar ice in a polar crater to trace its origins

Chang’e-7 will sample lunar ice in a polar crater to trace its origins
Author Dennis NormilePosted on August 19, 2026

Black holes may be source of Milky Way’s mysterious high-energy cosmic rays

Researchers at Tibetan observatory trace gamma ray light back to violent microquasars

Researchers at Tibetan observatory trace gamma ray light back to violent microquasars

Author Dennis NormilePosted on November 19, 2025

Sand mining threatens Asia’s largest lake

Cambodia’s Tonle Sap supports important fisheries and wildlife

Cambodia’s Tonle Sap supports important fisheries and wildlife

Author Dennis NormilePosted on November 10, 2025

Common research monkey is endangered, conservation group confirms

Listing could affect availability for biomedical studies

Listing could affect availability for biomedical studies

Author Dennis NormilePosted on October 17, 2025

Famed Japanese primatologist settles lawsuits over mishandled contracts

Tetsuro Matsuzawa agreed to pay Kyoto University $219,000 to end legal dispute

Tetsuro Matsuzawa agreed to pay Kyoto University $219,000 to end legal dispute

Author Dennis NormilePosted on October 16, 2025

These ‘ghost flowers’ thrive without photosynthesis. One scientist is learning how

Japanese botanist Kenji Suetsugu studies plants that steal carbon and nutrients from soil fungi David Malakoff 12:43 PM :heavy_check_mark:

Japanese botanist Kenji Suetsugu studies plants that steal carbon and nutrients from soil fungi David Malakoff 12:43 PM :heavy_check_mark:

Author Dennis NormilePosted on October 9, 2025

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