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Postdocs count the cost of living in Ireland’s capital
A busy street in Dublin, where the costs of living compare unfavourably with those in Copenhagen.Credit: Edwin Remsberg/Getty Postdoctoral researchers
How AI is reshaping science and society
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To boost science, the growing BRICS group must embrace inclusion and transparency
South Africa advertised up to 200 events during its term as BRICS chair last year.Credit: Rodger Bosch/AFP/Getty When economics researcher
Growth area: early studies exploring how tissues and cells grow
Nature, Published online: 12 November 2024; doi:10.1038/d41586-024-03681-y A book discusses interesting insights from studies of growth, and a plea is
Rice is not as nice with global warming
RESEARCH HIGHLIGHT 12 November 2024 Harvest records from Japan and China suggest that high night-time temperatures reduce the quality of
Ice-giant planet was having a bad day when Voyager came calling
For almost 40 years, scientists thought Uranus had a bizarre magnetosphere — the area dominated by its magnetic field. It
why Indigenous researchers often face double duty
When Amanda Black started university in New Zealand in 1995, she got her first taste of discrimination. Black is an
Protecting forests to benefit people
It’s easy to feel discouraged about the state of the planet. Though the headlines seem bleak, the fight to protect
Indigenous activist wins prestigious award
From the deserts of Chad to the halls of the United Nations, Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim has been a tireless advocate
The strange story of how one researcher’s photo made it onto a banknote
Trond Larsen’s “famous” closeup of a species of frog, Mantella baroni, in Madagascar. (© Trond Larsen) Everyone has a hobby.