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Tania Rabesandratana

Tania Rabesandratana is a freelance science writer/contributing correspondent for Science.

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Eight publishers to volunteer pricing info in pilot study

Elsevier deal with France disappoints open-access advocates

Researchers sound alarm on European data law

European data law is impeding studies on diabetes and Alzheimer’s, researchers warn

Europe seeks broader support and impact for science projects

‘There’s no taboo, no bad ideas’: Anyone can help shape European Union’s new €94 billion research program

EU research commissioner named, but lacks ‘research’ in her title

France is wary of science and vaccines, global survey finds

These are the countries that trust scientists the most—and the least

France most skeptical about science and vaccines, global survey finds

Men need not apply: university set to open jobs just to women

Radical open-access plan is delayed a year

Radical open-access plan delayed a year as revised effort seeks more support

Here’s why the outcomes of this week’s European elections are good news for science

Scientists want to help restore Notre Dame, hoping to make new discoveries in the process

New EU research funding head stresses ‘superdisciplinarity’

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