While gender and economic outcomes in negotiation have been studied for decades, much less is known about gender differences in subjective outcomes...

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Fuel and water infrastructure are increasingly becoming the targets of military conflicts. These attacks pose not only a direct threat to civilian health and safety, but an ongoing threat to the envir...

Beauty standards shape self-perception and health through social comparison and objectification, while exposure to idealized imagery exacerbates bo...

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First Arctic trials show pumped seawater can bulk up ice, but results aren’t lasting—and may not scale

Abstract. The present study focuses on persistence in research productivity over the course of an individual’s entire scientific career. We track “late-career” scientists—scientists with at least 25 y...

Tens of thousands of publications from 2025 might include invalid references generated by AI, a Nature analysis suggests.

Artificial intelligence boosts individual scientists’ output, citations and career progression, but collectively narrows research diversity and reduces collaboration, concentrating work in data-rich a...

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Computer simulations reveal that spraying sea salt aerosols may keep global temperatures near 2020 levels as air pollution falls—but may also redraw regional weather patterns.

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Confidential data show being in the U.S., at a prestigious institution, and in a large team all may help

Although many believe our moral circles expand with age, this Perspective discusses an early-emerging tendency to care for others.

OpenAI’s GPT-5 hallucinates less than previous models do, but cutting hallucination completely might prove impossible.

The academic community has looked at how artificial-intelligence tools help researchers to write papers, but not how they distort the literature scientists choose to cite.

Finding highlights promise, questions about detectors of AI-generated text

Science is one of the greatest engines of health, prosperity, and security across the world. Yet, in the United States, the enterprise is now under tremendous stress from an array of pressures, includ...

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When researchers cede their scientific judgement to machines, we lose something important.

Virtual chatbots that simulate conversations with famous actors or sci-fi characters can have real-world consequences.

An immigration crackdown makes the United States less attractive. These locations could steal its crown and make conferences more globally inclusive.

Over the past several months, Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson’s manifesto Abundance has set off a wide-ranging debate about the future of progressive politics and governance.

Scientific institutions like funding agencies and journals rely on peer reviewers to select among competing submissions. How does the geographical ...

In simulations, AI-generated users of stripped-down social media without content algorithms still split into polarized echo chambers

Scholarly publishing relies on peer review to identify the best science. Yet finding willing and qualified reviewers to evaluate manuscripts has become an increasingly challenging task, possibly even ...

Journals and funders are trying to boost the speed and effectiveness of review processes that are under strain.

Tenure is a cornerstone of the US academic system, yet its relationship to faculty research trajectories remains poorly understood. Conceptually, t...

Humanities and Social Sciences Communications - Liberals are less willing to buy Teslas than other electric vehicles, moderated by perceptions of Elon Musk

As Piers Forster steps down as chair of the influential Climate Change Committee, he chats with Science about his role in guiding the country toward decarbonization

New study of long-standing problem takes novel approach, asking cited authors to evaluate accuracy

Survey data from Germany show that, collectively, people acknowledge carbon inequality and favor fairer emission distributions yet individually perceive themselves to already be ahead of others—reveal...

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Humans hate being monitored. Autonomy is prized—including by research scientists. Yet little is known about a fundamental issue in the modern world...

Work from home (WFH) surged worldwide during the COVID-19 pandemic, then partially receded as the pandemic subsided. Using our Global Survey of Wor...

Excess words track LLM usage in biomedical publications.

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In recent years, trust in US public health and science institutions has faced unprecedented declines, particularly among Republicans/conservatives....

Distributed peer review enlists more researchers in the process, but some may lack expertise

Half a century after its cinematic release, Jaws is still shaping how we view — and protect — the ocean’s top predators.