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NIH Director Ruffles Feathers Again With New Religion Book

By Jocelyn KaiserFeb. 25, 2010
Live Geoengineering Coverage From the American Enterprise Institute on Twitter

By Eli KintischFeb. 25, 2010

ScienceInsider's Eli Kintisch is tweeting at a meeting on geoengineering and policy at the American Enterprise Institute from now until 3:30pm this afternoon.
Roundup 2/24: Beyond Belief Edition

By Science News StaffFeb. 24, 2010
White House Space Plans Under Fire

By Yudhijit BhattacharjeeFeb. 24, 2010
New Science to Bolster FDA Drug Approval

By Jocelyn KaiserFeb. 24, 2010
Holdren Takes Lumps From House Panel on Scientific Integrity

By Jeffrey MervisFeb. 24, 2010
Researcher Accused of Fraud Found Dead

By Eliot MarshallFeb. 24, 2010
Obama Errs on Research Number

By Jeffrey MervisFeb. 24, 2010
Making an Apple Pie, and the Creation of the Universe

By Claire DiscenzaFeb. 24, 2010
Roundup 2/23: The Meetings Edition

By Science News StaffFeb. 23, 2010
The Latest Buzz: Orszag Budgets for Caffeine Genetic Marker

By Jennifer Couzin-FrankelFeb. 23, 2010
U.S. Science Told to Stay on Its Toes

By Jeffrey MervisFeb. 23, 2010
Blinded by the Sound

By Ben LandisFeb. 23, 2010
Blinded by the Noise

By Daniel StolteFeb. 23, 2010
Wellcome Unveils a Road Map

By John TravisFeb. 22, 2010
Texas Supplied Newborn Blood Samples to Forensic Database

By Jennifer Couzin-FrankelFeb. 22, 2010
"End Homeopathy on NHS," Say British MPs

By Tim WoganFeb. 22, 2010
Bridging the Bridge Metaphors

By Ben LandisFeb. 22, 2010
Climate science: not just about science anymore

By Sandra ChungFeb. 21, 2010
Early Plankton Blooms, Not Dams, Killing Washington Salmon

By Tia GhoseFeb. 21, 2010
Oases of Life in Perpetual Darkness: Seamounts are being destroyed faster than they are discovered

By Daniel StolteFeb. 21, 2010
Podcast: How Did Climate Science Get So Politicized?

By David GrimmFeb. 19, 2010

Science reporter Eli Kintisch chats with a prominent climate researcher
Roundup 2/19: Too Much to Handle Edition

By Science News StaffFeb. 19, 2010
NIH Expands Definition of Human Embryonic Stem Cell

By Constance HoldenFeb. 19, 2010
FBI Closes Anthrax Case, Says Bruce Ivins Was Sole Culprit Behind Letter Attacks

By Yudhijit BhattacharjeeFeb. 19, 2010

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By Jon CohenJan. 22, 2021
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High-profile Chinese scientist cleared of fraud and plagiarism charges involving more than 60 papers

By Dennis NormileJan. 22, 2021
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