September 6, 2012 4:57 PM
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Siri Carpenter
Report cites six instances of falsification by Marc Hauser
September 5, 2012 3:19 PM
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David Malakoff
Global network asks U.N. chief to "condemn" decision
August 24, 2012 12:55 PM
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Gretchen Vogel
Slovak ministry to investigate whether Ján Figeľ wrote a legitimate thesis
August 24, 2012 11:30 AM
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Jeffrey Mervis
Visit to Nevada high school includes meeting with middle school science teacher
August 14, 2012 11:04 AM
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Krystnell A. Storr
Educators fear students may opt out of classes that clash with their beliefs
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Erik Stokstad
Lead author says he did not influence results
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Erik Stokstad
Lead author of widely cited University of Texas study did not disclose financial interests in energy company
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Jeffrey Mervis
U.S. Education Department to use money from existing program
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Jeffrey Mervis
Proposal would create a nationwide corps to improve science education
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Rachel Nuwer
Korean scientists push back against creationist group
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Dennis Normile
Japanese panel finds 19 years' worth of publications were fabricated
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Martin Enserink
Commission investigating Dirk Smeesters may have presumed guilt in its analysis, suggests Leiden statistician
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Martin Enserink
Whistleblower used statistical tools to detect problems in published studies
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Cathy Tran
NAEP science test uses interactive questions to probe understanding of concepts
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Jeffrey Mervis
Academies' report proposes shifting money from research to pay for overhead
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Gretchen Vogel
New awards in Germany's Excellence Initiative single out 11 top schools
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Jeffrey Mervis
New report on health of U.S. research universities treads lightly on some major challenges
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Dennis Normile
NSF chief Subra Suresh visits Tokyo
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Jeffrey Mervis
New NSF report offers an upbeat view of the future U.S. scientific workforce
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Jeffrey Mervis
His education speech includes strong backing for basic research
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Andrey Allakhverdov and Vladimir Pokrovsky
Physicist Dmitry Livanov wants to improve the quality of Russian research
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Jocelyn Kaiser
Charles Nemeroff is back in business
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Jeffrey Mervis
Two bills would make it easier for those with U.S. graduate degrees to gain green cards
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Jane J. Lee
New president assumes his post 2 July
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Jeffrey Mervis
Proposed voluntary standards for all U.S. students is out for comment
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Michael Price
New program offers seed money to encourage interdisciplinary research
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Jeffrey Mervis
U.S. eighth graders did slightly better last year on a national science test than did their counterparts in 2009. But what that result says about the state of science...
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Jeffrey Mervis
Francis Eberle leaves NSTA after surprise decision by board
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Jeffrey Mervis
Prominent legislator confesses to being a science-dropout in college
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Jeffrey Mervis
Representative Lamar Smith's mixed message on building support for innovation
April 23, 2012 11:35 AM
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Michael Price
New report says universities need to improve career training for graduate students
April 11, 2012 12:37 PM
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Dennis Normile
193 papers by a Japanese anesthesiologist are under review
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Jeffrey Mervis
Governor lets antievolution bill become law
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Jocelyn Kaiser
Institute of Medicine faults Duke University's "failure" to catch problems
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Jeffrey Mervis
Fight over science education moves into New York court
March 22, 2012 10:54 AM
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Jeffrey Mervis
State Senate joins House in adopting language on "critical thinking"
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Greg Miller
Physicist Robert Birgeneau announced today that he will step down at the end of 2012 from his post as chancellor of the University of California (UC), Berkeley. Birgeneau took...
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Jocelyn Kaiser
The University of Pennsylvania has found no merit to an allegation that two of its psychiatry faculty committed research misconduct when they co-authored a 2001 paper written with help...
February 23, 2012 6:01 PM
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Eliot Marshall
Craig Thompson, president of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City, yesterday was hit with a second lawsuit alleging that he made an improper business deal to...