‘Superefficient’ weaver ants show remarkable strength in numbers
Unlike people, these nest-building insects pull harder in teams
Unlike people, these nest-building insects pull harder in teams
‘Sex reversal’ is surprisingly common in birds, new study suggests
Survey of five Australian avians finds numerous discordant individuals, including a genetically male bird that had laid an egg
Survey of five Australian avians finds numerous discordant individuals, including a genetically male bird that had laid an egg
Youths buried in Anglo-Saxon cemeteries carried West African DNA
Despite bearing remarkably far-flung genetic origins, a girl and young man were buried just like their peers
Despite bearing remarkably far-flung genetic origins, a girl and young man were buried just like their peers
Europe mulls boosting military R&D with civilian science funding
Worried about regional security, bloc pushes forward on controversial “dual-use” approach
Worried about regional security, bloc pushes forward on controversial “dual-use” approach
Deaths threats to NIH official spark debate over aggressive campaign to end animal research
White Coat Waste Project files complaint over government employee’s emails claiming it incited harassment against Nicole Kleinstreuer
White Coat Waste Project files complaint over government employee’s emails claiming it incited harassment against Nicole Kleinstreuer
New method reveals perhaps the most massive black hole yet spotted
Big brute 5 billion light-years from Earth is 36 billion times as massive as the Sun
Big brute 5 billion light-years from Earth is 36 billion times as massive as the Sun
NIH ponders overhauling HIV budget to capitalize on prevention breakthrough
Scientists warn $1 billion push for “implementation science” spurred by promise of lenacapavir will hurt research on new treatments and vaccines
Scientists warn $1 billion push for “implementation science” spurred by promise of lenacapavir will hurt research on new treatments and vaccines
Trump order aims to politicize decisions on federal science grants
Researchers worried by plan giving political appointees more control over where funding goes
Researchers worried by plan giving political appointees more control over where funding goes
Canada plans a 15% budget cut. Scientists are alarmed
Cuts could erase promised boost, researchers fear
Cuts could erase promised boost, researchers fear
In Guinea, the United States helped beat back malaria. Now, the disease is set to soar
Foreign aid cuts are expected to cause a rise in malaria cases and deaths across sub-Saharan Africa
Foreign aid cuts are expected to cause a rise in malaria cases and deaths across sub-Saharan Africa