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Shortage of doctors with university posts is putting health service on ‘dangerous precipice’
The decline in truly revolutionary research may have serious implications for humanity
Government keeps EU research programmes in its sights but pushes ahead with other plans
Charity’s chair Julia Gillard commits to £16bn investment in science and health over next decade
Commercial use is many years away but investors should start thinking through the implications now
Scientists decode DNA preserved in Ice Age sediments in far north of Greenland
El Niño and La Niña heating and cooling phenomena set to become stronger, warn scientists
Two of Europe’s scientific powerhouses agree to work together after being excluded from the EU’s Horizon programme
Stanford university experiments offer ‘exciting’ system for modelling disorders and neural development
Company entered CAC40 last year thanks to pandemic but has been hit by falling demand
Svante Pääbo’s sequencing of the Neanderthal’s genome boosts understanding of evolution
Scientists believe muons could detect faults inside buildings before they collapse
Aim is to use stem cell research to help humans in areas ranging from fertility treatment to organ transplants
Study could be used to help boost cognitive performance of people developing Alzheimer’s disease
Constructive Bio plans to reprogramme microbes to make new materials from drugs to biodegradable plastics
The botany professor on how to supercharge scientific research — and the leadership lessons we can learn from vegetables
Researchers are already moving to countries where it is easier to operate and collaborate
Drive to identify emerging viruses that pass from animals to humans comes amid fears over spread of monkeypox
Scientists and doctors have mobilised against powerful vested interests such as Big Tobacco before — and must do so again
Countries commit to deepen scientific ties after EU exit leaves Britain outside European research programme
World’s biggest economies battle to dominate advanced processing power that will affect defence and climate modelling
Packing up a workspace is a huge task but one Oxford scientist did just that — and his team have now joined him in the Netherlands
Collapsed star located 25,000 light years from Earth identified using Event Horizon Telescope
Hotspots for viral transmission among animals are projected to overlap with densely populated urban areas
Threat of UK exclusion from EU research may prompt other universities to establish bilateral links
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