Science and Policy
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EPA’s ‘secret science’ plan is back, and critics say it’s worse
Proposal would allow U.S. regulators to ignore many health studies -
Why NIH is beefing up its data sharing rules after 16 years
Draft update to 2003 policy will require that all grantees make data sets freely available -
United States should make a massive investment in AI, top Senate Democrat says
Senator Charles Schumer (D–NY) says $100 billion more is needed to keep United States a global leader -
Untangling the Trump administration’s lawsuit over an HIV prevention drug
Does Gilead owe the U.S. government royalties for its “invention” of a lucrative intervention? -
A judge said police can search the DNA of 1 million Americans without their consent. What’s next?
Law professor Natalie Ram discusses implications of landmark warrant -
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Texas voters approve second life for state cancer funding agency
Supporters say CPRIT has been boon for research efforts and state economy -
U.S. moves closer to withdrawing from Paris climate pact
Letter to United Nations will start clock on 1-year countdown to departure -
Radiation oncologist tapped for top FDA post
If confirmed, Stephen Hahn will replace acting Director Ned Sharpless -
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 -
NSF tallies 16 cases of alleged harassment by grantees in first year of new rules
Universities worry about protecting privacy as they confront a growing problem -
Argentine scientists rally behind favorite in Sunday’s presidential election
Alberto Fernández is expected to embrace pro-science policies of former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, now his running mate -
Some of NIH’s chimpanzees will not retire to a sanctuary as planned
Agency says at least 44 animals are too sick and frail to move
