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The United States badly bungled coronavirus testing—but things may soon improve By Jon CohenFeb. 28, 2020
Top stories: Coronavirus’ next phase, glowing newts, and Japan’s cruise ship fiasco By Rodrigo Pérez Ortega Feb. 28, 2020
Tablet thought to have guarded tombs after Jesus’s death may not be what it seems By Ann GibbonsFeb. 28, 2020
Canada’s ‘dynamic’ plan to protect endangered right whales rests on robots By Elizabeth PennisiFeb. 28, 2020
Singapore claims first use of antibody test to track coronavirus infections By Dennis NormileFeb. 27, 2020
Interior Department moves to impose new rules on use of science in decision-making By Michael Doyle, E&E NewsFeb. 27, 2020
Scientist decries ‘completely chaotic’ conditions on cruise ship Japan quarantined after viral outbreak
Newts and frogs light up like glow sticks under the right light By Rodrigo Pérez Ortega Feb. 27, 2020
This long-overlooked part of our foot may be key to walking upright By Rodrigo Pérez Ortega Feb. 26, 2020
Maps of a now-submerged land help reconstruct the lives of ancient Europeans By Meagan CantwellFeb. 13, 2020
The United States badly bungled coronavirus testing—but things may soon improve By Jon CohenFeb. 28, 2020
Canada’s ‘dynamic’ plan to protect endangered right whales rests on robots By Elizabeth PennisiFeb. 28, 2020
Singapore claims first use of antibody test to track coronavirus infections By Dennis NormileFeb. 27, 2020
Interior Department moves to impose new rules on use of science in decision-making By Michael Doyle, E&E NewsFeb. 27, 2020
A single ‘paper mill’ appears to have churned out 400 papers, sleuths find By Dalmeet Singh ChawlaFeb. 27, 2020
This is the only known animal that doesn’t need oxygen to survive By Rodrigo Pérez Ortega Feb. 26, 2020
Unusual Arctic warming explained by overlooked greenhouse gases By Rodrigo Pérez Ortega Jan. 21, 2020