Closing the gap in the neutrino mass | Science
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Wildfires jeopardize drinking water safety | Science
Nearly half a billion people globally have experienced wildfires within 1 km of their homes over the past two decades (1). In addition to damaging ecosystems (2), wildfires contaminate drinking
Fixing the science of digital technology harms | Science
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Wildflowers soak up nickel from toxic soil
News Published: 14 April 2025 Biomining Claire Turrell1 Nature Biotechnology volume 43, page 462 (2025)Cite this article Some plants from the family Asteraceae, which includes daisies, belong to an unusual group known
AI tool adjusts for ancestral bias in genetic data
Research Highlight Published: 14 April 2025 Genomics Iris Marchal1 Nature Biotechnology volume 43, page 501 (2025)Cite this article Human ancestry has a considerable impact on gene expression, but genomic datasets for disease
FDA approves Alnylam’s anti-amyloid RNAi drug for cardiomyopathy
News in Brief Published: 14 April 2025 Nature Biotechnology volume 43, page 457 (2025)Cite this article The first RNA interference (RNAi) drug for treating heart failure caused by amyloidosis was approved by
Meet the “First Lady of Engineering”
For more than a century, women and racial minorities have fought for access to education and employment opportunities once reserved exclusively for white men. The life of Yvonne Young “Y.Y.”
What Engineers Should Know About AI Jobs in 2025
It seems AI jobs are here to stay, based on the latest data from the 2025 AI Index Report. To better understand the current state of AI, the annual report
A Colossal Squid Has Been Filmed in the Deep Sea for the First Time
This Is the First Colossal Squid Filmed in the Deep Sea—And It’s a Baby! A colossal squid was filmed for the first time in its natural habitat near the South
Harvard’s Stand against Trump Interference Cheered by Scientists despite Risk to Research
The Trump administration has frozen billions in funding to the world’s richest university after Harvard refused to acquiesce to its demands By Tanya Lewis edited by Dean Visser Harvard University.
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