Bill signed by Newsom atop the Golden Gate Bridge will support research hit by federal cuts — but missed deadline for November’s ballot

Jasmine Clark, a PhD microbiologist who won the democratic primary for Georgia’s 13th Congressional District, tells C&EN how being a scientist is propelling her toward Congress

Submitted by: Elizabeth Ginexi, PhD, Former NIH Scientific Program Official (2003–2025)

Open-closed model gap, evals in the biorisk hierarchy, DARPA AI Forge, refusal benchmarks, OpenAI’s Rosalind Biodefense

Some units at the US funding giant are so understaffed, they are focusing on mandated grant renewals rather than new awards.

a festival of activist street bands in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), a peer reviewed journal of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) - an authoritative source of high-impact, original research that broadly…

How NIH went from 756 funding announcements to 14 in two years — and what it means for every disease that depends on federal research

Massachusetts had the highest number of terminated cancer grants, and many early-career researchers were affected, finds a study in JAMA.

The country's foreign minister told Reuters the controversial trial is "not going to happen."

For nearly 25 years, the Brass Liberation Orchestra has played for protests ranging from marches and rallies to more confrontational approaches. They’ve been especially busy since President Trump’s se...

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