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2. Diverging Nonlocal Fields: Operationalizing Critical Disability Physics Identity with Neurodivergent Physicists outside Academia
3. Importance of sign conventions on analytical solutions to the wave-induced cyclic response of a poro-elastic seabed.
4. A Worldwide Analysis of Top Scientists across Scientific Fields.
5. Resolving the term "offshore aquaculture" by decoupling "exposed" and "distance from the coast".
6. Learning Stories as Assessment for Liberation.
7. Individual differences in scientists' aesthetic disposition, aesthetic experiences, and aesthetic sensitivity in scientific work.
8. Scientific Productivity and Collaboration Networks in Lifelong Learning: A Longitudinal Bibliometric Analysis (1963-2022).
9. Crops : A Growing Global Community of Crop Scientists.
10. In memory of Dr. Ryuzo Yanagimachi (Yana) (1928-2023).
11. 2023: The Best Year Ever for Future Pharmacology (and Even Better Years to Come).
12. Metadata functional requirements for genomic data practice and curation.
13. Aligning Audience Needs with Scientists' Information in the Complex Harmful Algal Bloom Outreach to Engagement Continuum.
14. The SMARTHEP European Training Network.
15. ErUM-Data-Hub - The Networking and Transfer Office serving Digital Transformation in Research on Universe and Matter in Germany.
16. Bridging the Paradigmatic Crevasse between Lawyers and Scientists: The Need for New Institutional Models.
17. INNOVATION IN THE SERVICE OF SOCIETY.
18. Brecht's Life of Galileo: Staging a theory of the encounter of practices.
19. General or Specific Creativity? Individual Case.
20. A Climate of "Mischief": In climate research, the science is too often buried under the politics. Scientist and Hoover senior fellow Steven E. Koonin shows how.
21. The Next Scientist: The Unexpected Beginnings and Unwritten Future of the World’s Great Scientists.
22. Individual differences in scientists’ aesthetic disposition, aesthetic experiences, and aesthetic sensitivity in scientific work
23. Menopause wrongly treated as a disease to monetise it, say scientists
24. I Want to Be a Scientist.
25. Legos in the lab: Scientists use these colorful bricks to build everything from bioprinters to microscopes--increasing the accessibility of science in the process
26. Gary Hieftje: Pioneering Analytical Chemistry and Nurturing Future Scientists
27. Conceptos primitivos y la pregunta ontológica
28. Top 10 space stories of 2023: We tuned in to a cosmic background hum, JWST upended our ideas about the early universe, and the new Moon race heated up
29. THE 'UNSTOPPABLE' TRANSFORMATION: The architects behind the Big Green Agenda claim that the global transformation they envision is unstoppable, but the truth is otherwise
30. The Science of Support: The deep roots of research support contractors
31. Chinese scientists elucidate age and gender disparities in cardiometabolic phenotypes and lipidomic signatures
32. Dumb as a dodo? Mauritius' extinct bird was fast-moving and loved the forest, say scientists
33. Scientists are closing in on the true, horrifying scale of death and disease in Gaza; A pause for polio vaccinations is welcome, but the disease's presence is a window on the true cost of Israel's war
34. Scientists tied to chemical industry plan to derail PFAS rule on drinking water; Michael Dourson receives funds from chemical makers and plans to develop and publish studies that benefit firms
35. Linking two realms: efforts to tap real-life potential of lucid dreams advance; Scientists show it is possible to control a virtual car and switch on real-world kettle from inside a lucid dream
36. Do we really want to kill father and marry mother? The Oedipus complex has been debunked by scientists - yet Freud's disturbing idea still haunts our understanding of childhood
37. Australian scientists genetically engineer common fly species to eat more of humanity's waste; Black soldier flies could help cut planet-warming methane produced when organic waste breaks down, Macquarie University team saysGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast
38. 'Cocaine sharks' found off the coast of Brazil. Predators had illegal drug in their muscles and livers, but scientists unclear if it will affect their behaviour
39. What links Lady Gaga, Obama and Hitler? How famous people can give new species a bad name; Some scientists want to stop naming new species after public figures, especially as it can threaten an animal's survival, but others say it can be a helpful conservation tool
40. XR-supporting Oxford scientist compares group to suffragettes
41. Scientists uncover genetic disorder that may affect thousands around world; Mutation in RNU4-2 gene linked to severe developmental delay, with hundreds of people already diagnosed
42. The 'wood wide web' theory charmed us all -- but now it's the subject of a bitter fight among scientists; The debate about the degree to which forests and fungi communicate raises the painful question of confirmation biasSophie Yeo is editor of Inkcap Journal
43. Fangs and toilet seat-shaped head: giant salamander-like fossil found in Namibia; About 2.5 metres long, creature was an apex predator 280m years ago, before age of dinosaurs, say scientists
44. Scientists want to tackle multiple sclerosis by treating the kissing virus
45. Why do scientists acknowledge cricket embryos but reject the humanity of the unborn? The scientific establishment's shameful silence about procured abortion proves acceptance of the development of a human embryo is highly political
46. Can scientists save your morning cup of coffee?
47. A heatwave in Antarctica totally blew the minds of scientists. They set out to decipher it - and here are the results
48. United States : NASA Scientists on Why We Might Not Spot Solar Panel Technosignatures
49. India : Scientists trace the effect of plasma composition on dynamics of astrophysical jets from celestial bodies
50. Chinese firm sought to use UK university links to access AI for possible military use; Exclusive: Revelation of emails to Imperial College scientists comes amid growing concerns about security risk posed by academic tie-ups with China
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