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Jumping spiders enter a REM-like state, darting their eyes and twitching their legs. What’s happening beyond that remains unclear

Tam Dao, who investigated foreign attempts to obtain U.S.-funded research, now has a grant to determine the extent of the threat

A jury ruled in favor of the former Whitehead Institute scientist, dismissing accuser’s claims of sexual harassment and retaliation

Study will first test a “mismatched” vaccine, but Bundibugyo-specific shots may be added as early as next month

Challenge to age of Monte Verde site, key evidence for early arrival of humans, draws furious response

With high-speed cameras and a “pitch cannon,” researchers are refining the automated ball-strike system about to call its first World Series

Funding from Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health will expand testing of supplements and approved drugs to prevent dementia in people at risk

Sweeping proposed rule, now open for comments, would also restrict foreign collaborations and remove federal funding for open-access fees

Researchers are preparing to launch an unprecedented trial to protect people exposed to Ebola in the DRC and Uganda

The $19 billion Future Circular Collider would build on results from CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, currently the world’s largest

Jasmine Clark led a March for Science in 2017. She just won a Georgia primary for a safe Democratic House seat

Past outbreaks spawned clever strategies for testing antivirals and antibodies, but researchers will still face major challenges on the ground

A new study finds women biology faculty are now more likely than men to have a biography on the popular website

Seismic imaging and drilling cruises bolster a controversial explanation for ancient surges in warming

Fossil evidence suggests some predatory dinosaurs could expel salt from their bloodstream like modern birds and crocodiles do

GSK’s “bepi” performs better than expected in efficacy trials, but its global impact is likely limited

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A small investigation found identical errors and phrases across more than 200 papers, suggesting they were produced by paper mills

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