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- Lawsuit aims to overturn many NIH grant terminations
Multiple groups and NIH-funded scientists challenge agency’s decision as arbitrary and capricious
- Unusual dinosaur tracks in Scotland reveal an ancient watering hole
The impressions, once considered fish burrows, were found along a shoreline with a notable role in Scottish history
- Stellarators, once fusion’s dark horse, hit their stride
Multiple companies aim to generate power by corraling plasma with twisted magnets
- I went to a physics conference—and a hockey game broke out
Hockey-loving physicists from around the world lug their stinky gear to play at the American Physical Society’s annual meeting
- Trump administration purges U.S. health agency leaders
Reassignment letters come as reductions in force begin at NIH, FDA, and CDC
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- International scientists rethink U.S. conference attendance
Opposition to Trump administration and fears of customs run-ins are shifting travel plans
- The AI revolution comes to protein sequencing
New systems can identify unknown proteins in samples from diseased tissue, the environment, and archaeological sites