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How ‘green’ electricity from wood harms the planet — and people
The town of Hamlet, North Carolina, seemed to hit the jackpot in September 2014. After the community had endured decades
Government plans often go astray
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schemes selling fake references alarm scientists
Citations for cash: researchers have identified services where scholars can buy citations to their papers in bulk.Credit: Vergani_Fotografia/Getty Research-integrity watchers
Gut microbes’ genomes are a trove of potential antibiotics
The 100 trillion microbes that share space in the human gut rely on fierce tactics to survive: many produce potent
Blow that whistle at your own risk
Haematologist and whistle-blower Nancy Olivieri has spent more than three decades fighting for scientific integrity and for her patients.Credit: Carlos
Time to refocus for South Korean science
A scanning microscope at Center for Quantum Nanoscience in Ewha Womans University, Seoul.Credit: Caroline Hommel, QNS With more researchers per
South Korea can overcome its researcher shortage — but it must embrace all talents
South Korea’s falling birthrate is affecting university enrolments.Credit: Seung-il Ryu/NurPhoto/Getty South Korea is the envy of the world, by some
How South Korea can build better gender diversity into research
When designing a research study, integrating sex and gender as variables, such as by including both female and male participants
Low-latitude mesopelagic nutrient recycling controls productivity and export
Silsbe, G. M., Behrenfeld, M. J., Halsey, K. H., Milligan, A. J. & Westberry, T. K. The CAFE model: a
India’s pioneering mission bolsters idea that Moon’s surface was molten
The Moon probably originated from material scattered into space when a large impactor struck the newly formed Earth.Credit: David Gannon/AFP