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Superconductivity researcher who committed misconduct exits university
Ranga Dias is no longer employed as a researcher at the University of Rochester in New York, but continues to
Nobel laureate who developed theory of superconductivity
Credit: Keystone Press/Alamy Leon Cooper, who has died aged 94, helped to solve a problem that had stumped many of
Setting the stage for using AI in language tasks 50 years ago
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How the world will weather Trump’s withdrawal from global agreements
Although less of a bolt from the blue than his first win in 2016, Donald Trump’s victory in this year’s
NIH braces for reform as Trump administration closes in
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How a silly science prize changed my career
Eleanor Maguire wasn’t too thrilled when she was first offered an Ig Nobel Prize. The neuroscientist at University College London
Health of people who are displaced in their own countries is a neglected global crisis
By the end of 2023, there were around 43 million refugees globally. But many more — roughly 68 million people