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3000-year-old toolkit suggests skilled warriors crossed Europe to fight an epic battle

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Tap-dancing for topology? Ph.D.s, it’s time again to dance your thesis in Science’s annual contest

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Economics Nobel honors trio taking an experimental approach to fighting poverty

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Giant reptiles once ruled Australia. Their loss sparked an ecological disaster

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How fast will seas rise? A dying Greenland glacier holds clues

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Statistically speaking, 2019 Nobel Prize lineup of 11 men and one woman was bound to happen

By Lila GutermanOct. 15, 2019
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By Science News StaffOct. 15, 2019
3000-year-old toolkit suggests skilled warriors crossed Europe to fight an epic battle

By Andrew CurryOct. 15, 2019
People and clams have a more complex history than you might think

By Eva FrederickOct. 14, 2019
Prestigious journal pulls paper about chemical attack in Syria after backlash

By Kai KupferschmidtOct. 14, 2019
Underwater volcano belched explosive bubbles larger than a stadium

By Paul VoosenOct. 14, 2019
New wrinkle on origami turns designing folding structures into child’s play

By Adrian ChoOct. 14, 2019
Economics Nobel honors trio taking an experimental approach to fighting poverty

By Adrian ChoOct. 14, 2019

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Vol 366, Issue 6462
11 October 2019

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Topic choice works against black NIH applicants

By Jeffrey MervisOct. 11, 2019
Science organizations speak out in defense of Uyghur academics

By Catherine MatacicOct. 11, 2019
Nobel honors pioneers in cosmology and exoplanets

By Adrian Cho, Daniel CleryOct. 11, 2019
Cellular oxygen sensor system earns Nobel for trio

By Kai KupferschmidtOct. 11, 2019
Bronze Age inequality and family life revealed in powerful study

By Ann GibbonsOct. 11, 2019
Telescope seeks clues to exoplanet interiors

By Daniel CleryOct. 11, 2019

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Greenland's dying ice

By Paul VoosenOct. 11, 2019
Seeing fossils in a new light

By Gretchen VogelOct. 11, 2019

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Salty soil is no problem for these tomatoes, thanks to some microbial helpers

By Elizabeth PennisiOct. 8, 2019
What makes people happy when skies are gray? The color yellow

By Eva FrederickOct. 4, 2019
Astronomers spot the filaments of gas that feed the galaxies

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Statistically speaking, 2019 Nobel Prize lineup of 11 men and one woman was bound to happen

By Lila GutermanOct. 15, 2019
Prestigious journal pulls paper about chemical attack in Syria after backlash

By Kai KupferschmidtOct. 14, 2019
Economics Nobel honors trio taking an experimental approach to fighting poverty

By Adrian ChoOct. 14, 2019
An ambitious effort to map the human body’s individual cells gets backing from NIH

By Elizabeth PennisiOct. 11, 2019
In bid to boost transparency, bioRxiv begins posting peer reviews next to preprints

By Jeffrey BrainardOct. 10, 2019

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Many state birds may flee their home states as planet warms

By Eva FrederickOct. 10, 2019
Pigs caught on video using tools for the first time

By Eva FrederickOct. 7, 2019
What made T. rex’s bite so ferocious?

By Eva FrederickSep. 27, 2019
Your tea could contain billions of plastic particles

By Eva FrederickSep. 26, 2019
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By Eva FrederickSep. 25, 2019

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