by
Adrian Cho
MIT physicist had served as undersecretary during Clinton administration
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Jocelyn Kaiser
Research community urged to stop judging scientists by where their papers are published
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Jeffrey Mervis
House science panel wanted details on why NSF funded five social science research projects
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Martin Enserink
Coronavirus study group publishes proposal to end confusion about new virus's name
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Tania Rabesandratana
Government watchdog slams French biomedical institute for misleading donors
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Jeffrey Mervis
Graduate 10K+ awards $10 million, but future of partnership uncertain
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Vladimir Pokrovsky
A government decree will make supporting research a bureaucratic nightmare for international funders
by
Erik Stokstad
Research institutions and donors agreed to collaborate on major food security problem
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Jeffrey Mervis
Agency plans to answer House science committee chair by 16 May
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Jeffrey Mervis
Former NSF directors urge science committee chair to back down
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David Malakoff
Lawmakers want to create honorary, inspirational post. Who would you pick?
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Jocelyn Kaiser
Cease-and-desist letter a sign of concern about predatory publishing
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Jeffrey Mervis
Congressional aide explains the rationale behind proposed legislation
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Jocelyn Kaiser
Biomedical agency's budget will drop 5%, research grants will decline by 703
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Wayne Kondro
Venerable research agency shifts to applied research to better serve business
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Wayne Kondro
Minister says venerable government lab will serve the needs of Canadian business
by
Adrian Cho
Proposal differs in key details from bill that the House passed last month
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Emily Underwood
Researchers discuss obstacles to much-debated brain mapping effort
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Jeffrey Mervis
Her successor at NCSE will become increasingly active in climate change debate
by
Emily Underwood
Blog post confirms National Institute of Mental Health-funded research won't use newly revised DSM
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Martin Enserink
Pathogen to be christened Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus, or MERS-CoV
by
Eliot Marshall
Elsevier says U.S. editors can't handle papers by authors who work for Iranian government
by
Daniel Clery
National Ignition Facility facing shifting roles, possible budget cuts
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Jeffrey Mervis
Obama's science adviser says it's a "mistake" for legislators to get involved in peer review
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Edwin Cartlidge
Female engineer handed job in broad coalition government
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David Malakoff
Speech marking Academy’s 150th anniversary includes warning against "political maneuvers"
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Jeffrey Mervis
Draft bill by House science chair would require director to certify every award in advance
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Adrian Cho
Senate committee mulls similar legislation
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Katia Moskvitch
New measure tightens requirements for taking journalists, scientists to court
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Dennis Normile
No decision on South Korea's bid to enrich uranium and reprocess spent fuel
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Tania Rabesandratana
European Commission rewards agreement with Serbia by granting broader access to funding programs
by
Wayne Kondro
Experimental Lakes Area facility to get temporary infusion of funds
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Jocelyn Kaiser
After nearly 50 years, the New England Primate Research Center will "wind down" because of financial pressures, officials say
by
David Malakoff
Authors hope to sway thinking in intensifying debate over U.S. immigration reform
by
Kai Kupferschmidt
Jeremy Farrar, head of Oxford research unit in Vietnam, takes over at $1 billion agency
by
Elizabeth Pennisi
Biodiversity institute to transfer collections and park to federal control in bid to pay debt
by
Lucas Laursen
Council members step down to protest cuts in existing grants
by
Leigh Dayton
High court appeal comes amid flurry of policy action on intellectual property
by
Meghna Sachdev
Essay series tells Whitehall what to do with scientific advice
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Jeffrey Mervis
White House proposes lead roles—and more money—for two federal agencies to manage STEM education in priority areas