After Brexit, U.K. scientists face a long road to mend ties with Europe
Researchers’ desire to join EU funding program may be held hostage to other negotiations
Science and Policy
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United States charges prominent Harvard chemist with failing to disclose China ties
Two Chinese students also charged in unrelated cases -
Brazil’s pick of a creationist to lead its higher education agency rattles scientists
Schools should teach intelligent design, appointee has said -
After criticism, federal officials to revisit policy for reviewing risky virus experiments
Closed-door reviews of risks and benefits of studies should be made public, some scientists say -
U.S. geoengineering research gets a lift with $4 million from Congress
Studies will explore controversial cooling approaches -
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Campus attacks by nationalists and police alarm India’s scientific community
Scientific establishment, traditionally apolitical, is increasingly speaking out against the Modi government -
Moffitt Cancer Center details links of fired scientists to Chinese talent programs
Six researchers inked Thousand Talents deals they didn’t disclose -
United Kingdom to embark on ‘agricultural revolution’ in break from EU farm subsidies
Payments will focus on environmental benefits rather than food production -
U.S. appeals court tosses children’s climate lawsuit
Innovative legal strategy fails key test -
Senate bill would boost spending on Trump administration’s research priorities
Bipartisan group of legislators backs “Industries of the Future” -
Department of Energy moves carefully on assessing foreign research collaborations
DOE isn’t yet applying its “risk matrix” for sensitive technologies -
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