Feeding the gods: Hundreds of skulls reveal massive scale of human sacrifice in Aztec capital
Archaeologists uncover the remains of a giant rack of skulls beneath downtown Mexico City
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Swapping a cage for a barn: Can lab animals be studied in the wild?
Garet Lahvis wants to study “lab” animals in their natural environments -
Physicist hopes the evidence is clear in bid for New York congressional seat
Elaine DiMasi left longtime post at Brookhaven National Laboratory to enter politics -
Knighthood in hand, astrophysicist prepares to lead U.S. fusion lab
Steven Cowley takes over Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory on 1 July -
The science candidates: Jess Phoenix says her defeat shows how much in politics needs to change
Volcanologist shares lessons learned—and future plans—after failed bid for California seat -
Undersecretary Paul Dabbar paints broad vision for Department of Energy science
Former investment banker emphasizes supercomputing, quantum technologies, and big facilities -
The science candidates: Texas runoff loss leaves Wilson with bitter taste
Former math professor says national Democratic party tilted the scales to help opponent -
The science candidates: Kopser builds big tent after win in Texas
Democrat hopes a broad coalition will flip Republican district in November -
An Iranian researcher went home to serve his country. Now, ‘I realize that I’m lucky I’m not in prison.’
Water specialist Kaveh Madani describes harrowing experience -
Italy’s new prime minister defended discredited stem cell therapy
Guiseppe Conte won landmark case for a patient’s family -
Defeated but unbowed: Two Pennsylvania scientists regroup after primary loss
Molly Sheehan and Eric Ding reflect on their bids for Congress -
Public health scientist hopes to take his activism to Congress
Eric Ding uses his personal story to connect with voters in central Pennsylvania -
How a Pennsylvania industrial engineer became the odds-on favorite to win a seat in Congress
Chrissy Houlahan has benefited from her fundraising prowess and good fortune -
Postdoc hopes Pennsylvania voters will help her re-engineer how to run for Congress
Molly Sheehan faces crowded field as Democrats hope to pick up House of Representatives seat -
Accused cancer scientist resigns as editor of prestigious journal
Inder Verma had been on leave from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences -
Disgraced surgeon is still publishing on stem cell therapies
Despite firings and scientific misconduct charges, Paolo Macchiarini publishes again in a peer-reviewed journal
