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The huge toll of PhDs on mental health: data reveal stark effects
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Dealers need not apply: shipping plants for science in 1874
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Peer review by committee? New journal rethinks old model
The Stacks Journal is upending conventional peer review by introducing collaboration into the process.Credit: FangXiaNuo/Getty The peer-review system has been
Meet the startup turning the tide on plastic pollution
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How walkable is your city? Online tool shows how major centres measure up
The push for sustainable living has given rise to the idea of a 15-minute city: one in which residents can
Why the timing of climate assessments matters
As we approach the United Nations COP meeting in Baku in November, a clash is evident in the climate community.
US man guilty in cloned giant-sheep scheme
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Funders launch online resource to help researchers navigate narrative CVs
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how to enhance disaster early warnings with tech tools
Early-warning systems can drastically reduce the impacts of natural hazards. Informing people that a storm or flood is imminent can
What harmful microbes are lurking in the world’s 7 billion tonnes of plastic waste?
In June, more than 2,000 volunteers participated in the 2024 Global Ocean Cleanup campaign and netted nearly 40 tonnes of