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Florida law restricts hiring of researchers from seven countries

Families protest against the passage of Florida law SB 846, which restricts state universities from hiring researchers from China and

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Why it would be a dangerous folly to end US–China science pact

China and the United States cooperated to ensure that miniature neutron source reactors can run on low-enriched uranium.Credit: Xinhua/Cai Yang/Alamy

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How institutions can tap into research managers’ potential

Part of a research manager’s remit is to act as a liaison between researchers and funding agencies, companies and governments.Credit:

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Catching the rays: my part in Morocco’s renewable-energy revolution

Nature, Published online: 26 February 2024; doi:10.1038/d41586-024-00548-0 Soukaina El Idrissi Faouzi works to optimize the performance of the world’s biggest

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scientists in France decry €900-million cut to research

Scientists in France have strongly criticized cuts to this year’s research and higher-education budgets, which were confirmed by the government

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Why the US border remains ‘a place of terror’ for Chinese researchers

Engineer Gang Chen changed his research focus after being wrongly accused of espionage.Credit: Tony Pulsone, MIT When an engineer of

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Earthquakes are most deadly in these unexpected countries

Nations such as Japan and Indonesia make headlines because of their frequent earthquakes. But these countries are not the ones

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The surprising link between gut bacteria and devastating eye diseases

The region of the retina called the central fovea (pictured, artificially coloured).Credit: Prof. P. Motta/Dept. of Anatomy/Sapienza University of Rome/Science

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injection protects against severe food reactions

Omalizumab was given to children who were severely allergic to peanuts and at least two other foods.Credit: Patrick Sison/AP via

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Chimpanzees are dying from our colds — these scientists are trying to save them

Download the 26 February long read podcast The phenomenon of animals catching diseases from humans, called reverse zoonoses, has had