People & Events

Oklahoma meteorologist Kelvin Droegemeier is a respected researcher and science policy veteran

Joel Clement reflects on his battle with Department of the Interior leadership

Science chats with a veterinarian and an evolutionary biologist about the potential benefits—and pitfalls—of dog and cat DNA testing

Even after he was asked to stop, Francisco Ayala repeatedly directed unwelcome attention toward women, university found

Steven Dillingham’s strong credentials may be secondary to partisan fight over President Donald Trump’s policies

When particle physics was in chaos, his discovery of a key particle brought clarity

Intel executive has been role model for getting more girls into engineering

Rao Yi, invited for a National Science Foundation workshop in Washington, D.C., next week, has been denied visas since 2016

Parliament today approved a measure that enables transfer of academy funds to the government’s budget

Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy candidate comes from finance sector, not a technical field

America’s first dogs lived with people for thousands of years. Then they vanished

Analysis of chemical markers on DNA useful but needs regulation, forensic scientists say

Report aims to signal that scientists can’t absolve themselves by “blowing the whistle after the fact”

Archaeologists uncover the remains of a giant rack of skulls beneath downtown Mexico City

Garet Lahvis wants to study “lab” animals in their natural environments

Elaine DiMasi left longtime post at Brookhaven National Laboratory to enter politics