Leading Nature Index science cities in biological sciences: collaboration powers US researchBeijing's growth in biological sciences signifies a shift in global research power dynamics, particularly in comparison with traditional leaders like New York.
How humans evolved to be 'energetically unique' - Harvard GazetteHumans have significantly higher metabolic rates than other primates, aiding in energy efficiency, cognitive development, and reproductive success.
Women are better than men at science job interviewsWomen applying for biological-science roles in North America were more likely to receive job offers than men, indicating a potential shift towards equity in hiring.
Botanists vote to remove racist reference from plants' scientific namesBiologists have agreed to change names of plants containing offensive terms, such as 'caffra', to avoid racial slurs, impacting over 200 species and introducing a committee for future name approvals.