This jaw bone bolsters the case for human contact with saber-toothed cats in Europe By Gretchen VogelOct. 19, 2017
German researchers resign from Elsevier journals in push for nationwide open access By Gretchen VogelOct. 13, 2017
Timing is everything: U.S. trio earns Nobel for work on the body’s biological clock By Gretchen Vogel, Erik StokstadOct. 2, 2017
A far-right party is about to enter the German parliament. What does that mean for science? By Gretchen VogelSep. 21, 2017
Scientists use gene-editing technology to knock out genes in human embryos for first time By Gretchen VogelSep. 20, 2017
A bold open-access push in Germany could change the future of academic publishing By Gretchen Vogel, Kai KupferschmidtAug. 23, 2017
A fetus needs to defend itself against foreign bodies—so how does it avoid attacking its mother? By Gretchen VogelJun. 14, 2017
Vaccine could soon be enlisted in the fight against Ebola in the DRC By Jon Cohen, Gretchen VogelMay. 24, 2017
