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Month: October 2025

Big U.S. West Coast earthquakes could come as a one-two punch

Cascadia and San Andreas fault zones appear to generate synchronized earthquakes

Cascadia and San Andreas fault zones appear to generate synchronized earthquakes

Author James DinneenPosted on October 6, 2025

Science teachers scramble as U.S. climate resources vanish

As government websites go dark, some nonprofits are trying to fill the void

As government websites go dark, some nonprofits are trying to fill the void

Author Gaea CabicoPosted on October 3, 2025

Fate of the last female great auk is finally solved

DNA and historical sleuthing have traced the extinct bird’s remains to a museum in Ohio

DNA and historical sleuthing have traced the extinct bird’s remains to a museum in Ohio

Author Erik StokstadPosted on October 3, 2025

Could technology reduce fractures in racehorses?

AI promises advance warnings, and mathematical models point to a simple prevention strategy

AI promises advance warnings, and mathematical models point to a simple prevention strategy

Author Christa Lesté-LasserrePosted on October 2, 2025

After months in limbo, four NIH institute directors fired

Two leaders removed by Trump administration had hoped to stay at agency as in-house investigators

Two leaders removed by Trump administration had hoped to stay at agency as in-house investigators

Author Jocelyn KaiserPosted on October 2, 2025

Jane Goodall, famed primatologist, changed the way we thought about apes

The scientist and conservationist made waves with her observations and advocacy

The scientist and conservationist made waves with her observations and advocacy

Author Michael PricePosted on October 2, 2025

Renowned U.S. climate center trims staff ahead of expected budget cuts

NSF-funded National Center for Atmospheric Research is already shuttered during shutdown

NSF-funded National Center for Atmospheric Research is already shuttered during shutdown

Author Jeffrey MervisPosted on October 2, 2025

New radioactive isotope therapies promise more targeted attacks on cancer

Recent clinical successes, and profits, have prompted a rush among pharma companies to try new isotopes and targeting strategies

Recent clinical successes, and profits, have prompted a rush among pharma companies to try new isotopes and targeting strategies

Author Robert F. ServicePosted on October 2, 2025

Neurons can communicate via hidden network of nanotubes, study finds

Tubes in mouse and human brains may also influence spread of brain disease

Tubes in mouse and human brains may also influence spread of brain disease

Author Catherine OffordPosted on October 2, 2025

Made to order bioweapon? AI-designed toxins slip through safety checks used by companies selling genes

Researchers expose flaws in safeguards intended to block rogue actors from making bioweapons

Researchers expose flaws in safeguards intended to block rogue actors from making bioweapons

Author Dan CharlesPosted on October 2, 2025

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