A love of insects and their microbial partners helped this biologist reveal secrets of symbiosis
Nancy Moran has devoted her career to investigating details of how microbes make a home in aphids and now bees
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Top Israeli immunologist accused of promoting antivaccine views
Critics call on Yehuda Shoenfeld to resign as editor-in-chief of Israel Medical Association journals -
Radiation oncologist tapped for top FDA post
If confirmed, Stephen Hahn will replace acting Director Ned Sharpless -
In decision certain to draw fire, journal will publish heavily criticized paper on gender differences in physics
Physicist Alessandro Strumia’s views have drawn widespread condemnation -
What one member of Trump’s new science advisory council wants it to tackle
Dario Gil, IBM’s research chief, on the value of U.S. science and how to address foreign influence -
Ph.D.–turned–policy insider takes over world’s largest science society
Health care executive to lead 171-year-old scientific organization -
Catchy findings have propelled this young ecologist to fame—and enraged his critics
Thomas Crowther’s work with big data has won huge grants and headlines -
Now retired, top U.S. environmental scientist feels free to speak her mind
Linda Birnbaum held the top slot at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences for 1 decade -
Statistically speaking, 2019 Nobel Prize lineup of 11 men and one woman was bound to happen
Analysis finds gender ratios due to bias against women, not underrepresentation in fields -
How a salmon scientist got hooked into a battle over the world’s largest gold mine
Battle over Alaska’s Pebble Mine has highlighted Daniel Schindler’s work on Bristol Bay salmon -
What kind of researcher did sex offender Jeffrey Epstein like to fund? He told Science before he died
Felon said he liked “rebels” and “rarefied air” in 2017 interview -
For a decade, Francis Collins has shielded NIH—while making waves of his own
Collins has led the National Institutes of Health with a firm hand -
NASA scientist unexpectedly released after almost 3 years in Turkish prison
Serkan Golge, convicted on terrorism charges, still isn’t free to travel, his wife says -
New EU research funding head stresses ‘superdisciplinarity’
Nanomedicine expert Mauro Ferrari talks with Science about dropping out of med school and working with the Vatican -
Cheap, portable scanners could transform brain imaging. But how will scientists deliver the data?
Q&A with neuroethicist Francis Shen and MRI developer Michael Garwood -
Japanese court rules against journalist in HPV vaccine defamation case
Vaccine advocates hope ruling's narrow focus in will limit the global impact
