How a struggling biotech company became a university ‘spin-in’
Snakebite clinic patients in Meserani, Tanzania. Credit: Matthew OldfieldCredit: Matthew Oldfield Editorial Photography/Alamy Andreas Laustsen-Kiel leads the Center for Antibody
US and China inch towards renewing science-cooperation pact — despite tensions
The US Department of State says that the United States and China are still in communication about a key science
the innovations that made it possible
Aaron James now has one blue eye and one brown — the former his own, the latter from an unprecedented
Eggs from older mice regain youth when grown in young cells
In mammalian ovaries, immature eggs, called ooctyes, develop in follicles.Credit: Don W. Fawcett/Science Photo Library Growing immature eggs from old
What on Earth is ‘land tenure’?
Editor’s note:From “climate adaptation” to “blue carbon,” from “landscape approach” to “ecosystem services,” environmental jargon is everywhere these days. Conservation
To tackle climate change, ‘we must first address racial inequality’
For centuries, social injustices against Indigenous peoples have hindered their ability to conserve the nature they depend on. As countries
Meet a scientist: the community connector
Editor’s note: A 2017 survey found that 81 percent of Americans could not name a living scientist. No, not a
To achieve global conservation goals, secure Indigenous rights
Nature is in crisis: Nearly 1 million species face extinction due to human activities and climate change. To help prevent
3 myths about carbon offsets, busted
This post was updated on November 4, 2021. Do we really need to talk about carbon offsets? Yes: They’re
COP15 reaches ambitious plan for nature, now countries must accelerate action
In a powerful commitment to nature, nearly 200 countries have signed a sweeping agreement to protect a third of Earth’s