James Watson, dead at 97, was a scientific legend and a pariah among his peers
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Scientists make most authentic kidney replicas so far
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The rise of 'conspiracy physics'
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‘Sex reversal’ is surprisingly common in birds, new study suggests
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Would you get sick in the name of science?
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US National Institutes of Health suspends dozens of pathogen studies over ‘gain-of-function’ concerns
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'Positive review only': Researchers hide AI prompts in papers to influence automated review
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Finding Peter Putnam
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Inside arXiv — the most transformative platform in all of science
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The most ingenious hawk in New Jersey
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US National Institutes of Health guts its first and largest study centered on women
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Those dire wolves aren’t an amazing scientific breakthrough. They’re a disturbing symbol of where we’re heading.
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RNA motifs coming into focus
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Sociogenomics, a new scientific field is changing the understanding of how and why people develop the specific ways that they do
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Scientists have bred "Woolly Mice" on their journey to bring back the mammoth
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Cynicism vs hopeful skepticism
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Academic urban legends about spinach and iron
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Why probability probably doesn't exist (but it's useful to act like it does)
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