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Mohammed Eslami has faced sanctions for past work
The World Health Organization’s Maria Van Kerkhove on the hunt for COVID-19 origins and what’s next
Dan Ariely denies fabricating data, but can’t produce records to clear his name
After probe by an outside law firm, Sabatini also resigns from Whitehead Institute and MIT says it’s reviewing his faculty position there
Bullets, wedding rings pinpoint World War II execution grounds
Both bears and humans may have been attracted to the same resource-rich regions
$1 trillion package would spur green energy
A new team of scientists may replace agency group already probing the start of COVID-19
Maria Leptin is seen as safe leader for the European Research Council after dramatic departure of her predecessor
Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya’s bold murals bring the research of women scientists to the public
Alumni from a Howard University program are now leaders at federal science agencies. Can academia follow its lead?
Prominent evolutionary biologist is the second to be removed from prestigious group for sexual misconduct
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus had expected more social responsibility in the face of a global crisis
Gary Urton “no longer welcome” on campus
In first day on the job, Eric Lander discusses climate, ARPA-H, and open access
Eric Lander faced pointed questions from Democrats and Republicans
Two researchers explain the importance of rigorously designed studies
In new book, Kimberly Nicholas describes students “running into a house that is on fire”
University commission says anxiety expert pressured whistleblowers over manipulated study data
Rick Bright takes new position at the Rockefeller Foundation