Distinguished Professor Emeritus of the University of California, Davis Dr. John E. Madigan has released a new book, ...

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As Nobel laureates engage with China’s brain-health sector, Levitt and Moser’s choice to join the conversation brings the ...

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For more than a decade, Science News has celebrated early- and mid-career scientists tackling some of today’s biggest challenges. This year’s SN 10: Scientists to Watch list features 10 scientists who ...

"Open science is very important to the scientific community because the community's progress is achieved by sharing the analysis and results of the research," Nathalie Lemarchand, president of the ...

Japan has the scientific expertise to develop new medicines, but high costs, fragmented hospital systems and limited global ...