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Anti-science sentiment is deeply connected to the structures of scientific authority, complicating efforts to combat it solely through education.

Citations for researchers accused of sexual misconduct decline following media coverage, unlike those accused of scientific fraud.

DARPA is exploring the feasibility of growing large bio-mechanical structures in space for various applications.

A major locust swarm in 2020 caused $8.5 billion in crop damage across East Africa, threatening food security for millions.

High-calorie diets can alter brain activity related to appetite even without weight gain.

Early-career scientists face uncertainty due to funding cuts, prompting job searches outside of academia.

Ancient tracks in New Mexico may indicate early transport technology use.

The authors respond to a critique of their paper, clarifying findings and addressing concerns to strengthen their original conclusions.

Metallic materials capable of significant elastic deformation without plasticity or fracture are essential for applications in extreme conditions and property modifications.

The authors represent a collaborative effort from various institutions focusing on environmental science.

The Universe's early properties can be explored through both pristine and late-time signals.

Raccoon dogs are key suspects in the origin of COVID-19, but other animal hosts may also be involved.

'Neuromimicry' offers a new approach to urban planning based on brain function.

Dr. Jason Hodgson suggests most individuals have bisexual tendencies, as sexuality exists on a spectrum rather than fixed categories.

Peer-reviewed research can support misleading claims, as shown by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s citation of Anthony Mawson's work on vaccines and autism.

Federal workforce cuts threaten the U.S. leadership in science and technology by losing skilled experts.

Federal agencies are experiencing a 'brain drain' due to early retirements and layoffs.

Quality of sleep is more important than quantity; some people thrive on just four to six hours due to genetics.

Observations of Sagittarius A* reveal unique and rapid light flares, unlike those from other supermassive black holes.

A woman remains cancer-free for 19 years after CAR-T-cell therapy, highlighting the therapy's potential.

Ongoing research aims to recreate mummy scents for museum exhibits.

A genetic swap in mice suggests a link between a human protein variant and language evolution.

The cesium fountain clock serves as a highly precise frequency reference rather than a conventional timekeeping device.