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A flood of Chinese graduate students in STEM was a boon to U.S. students

Study shows the influx allowed U.S. programs to expand enrollment and also benefited local businesses

Study shows the influx allowed U.S. programs to expand enrollment and also benefited local businesses

Author Jeffrey MervisPosted on October 31, 2025

Egypt joins Europe’s flagship science program, raising academic freedom concerns

Horizon Europe’s push for free inquiry clashes with Egypt’s human rights record, critics say

Horizon Europe’s push for free inquiry clashes with Egypt’s human rights record, critics say

Author Nicholas WallacePosted on October 31, 2025

How one of the world’s rarest and most valuable gemstones gets its vivid colors

Scientists finally solve mystery of ammolite’s brilliant reds, greens, and blues

Scientists finally solve mystery of ammolite’s brilliant reds, greens, and blues

Author Phie JacobsPosted on October 30, 2025

Mini-tyrannosaur lived alongside <em>T. rex</em>, extraordinary fossil confirms

Study finds fresh evidence for Nanotyrannus, a dinosaur whose existence has long been debated

Study finds fresh evidence for Nanotyrannus, a dinosaur whose existence has long been debated

Author Jack TamisieaPosted on October 30, 2025

Exclusive: Future of chronic disease journal in limbo after cuts at CDC

Researchers dismayed by the targeting of Preventing Chronic Disease’s editorial staff

Researchers dismayed by the targeting of Preventing Chronic Disease’s editorial staff

Author Catherine OffordPosted on October 30, 2025

Tree rings from ancient coffins offer clues to Earth’s past

Wood from gravesites can help reconstruct historic temperatures, floods, and droughts

Wood from gravesites can help reconstruct historic temperatures, floods, and droughts

Author Taylor Mitchell BrownPosted on October 30, 2025

Chemical additive slashes carbon emissions when creating synthetic fuels

Advance in Fischer-Tropsch process could make coal-to-liquid plants cleaner

Advance in Fischer-Tropsch process could make coal-to-liquid plants cleaner

Author Robert F. ServicePosted on October 30, 2025

Can AI capture the mind-boggling complexity of a human cell?

Researchers are competing to make “virtual cells” that could transform biomedicine by predicting gene activity and more

Researchers are competing to make “virtual cells” that could transform biomedicine by predicting gene activity and more

Author Mitch LesliePosted on October 30, 2025

New evidence? No problem. Chimps can weigh conflicting clues, just like humans

Study is first to suggest our closest relatives think about their own thoughts

Study is first to suggest our closest relatives think about their own thoughts

Author Cathleen O’GradyPosted on October 30, 2025

A geoscientist shortage could undermine U.S.-Australian deal on critical minerals

Universities aren’t training the specialists needed to exploit the country’s rich resources

Universities aren’t training the specialists needed to exploit the country’s rich resources

Author Royce KurmelovsPosted on October 29, 2025

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