What researchers can expect from China’s top-level political meetings

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What researchers can expect from China’s top-level political meetings

Nature.com7 hours ago
As Chinese leaders gather for the government’s most significant meetings of the year, researchers are anticipating major policy announcements for science and innovation that could shape the country’s research agenda for years. The annual assembly of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative …

More science articles by Schindler, please

Arizona Daily SunFeb. 28, 2018
Perhaps Mr. Schindler could be encouraged to write other articles about the discoveries made by Flagstaff scientists. He is knowledgeable and he is a good writer. The story of Flagstaff’s contributions to science and technology deserves to be told. Mr. Schindler’s writing make it easy to understand.
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Pollution regulations help Chesapeake Bay seagrass rebound

Science NewsMar. 5, 2018
LUSH LAWNS Once dwindling seagrasses and other underwater plants in the Chesapeake Bay have rebounded in recent years, providing important habitat for animals such as this blue crab. Jay Fleming. Email. Email. Print. Print. Twitter. Twitter. Facebook. Facebook. Reddit. Reddit. Google+. Google+.
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US scientists plot return to the Moon’s surface

Nature.com20 hours ago
When Apollo astronaut Eugene Cernan stepped off the Moon in December 1972, it marked the end of US researchers’ access to the lunar surface. Since then, no US mission has touched down there to collect scientific data. That could soon change. In December, President Donald Trump ordered NASA to …
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More than 12 years after Hurricane Katrina, scientists are learning …

Science MagazineFeb. 27, 2018
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA—A muggy quiet has settled over New Orleans, Louisiana’s Gentilly neighborhood as it soaks up a late-September rainstorm. Deep puddles hide dips in the street. And in a soggy patch of grass, a wooden kiosk tells a story of catastrophe. “This place is a memorial to the trauma …
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Introducing the Masters of Science 2018

Financial Times7 hours ago
Masters of Science was inspired partly by the way the Italian physicist Carlo Rovelli explained complex concepts through a series of newspaper articles, which were published later as the best-selling book Seven Brief Lessons on Physics. So we are delighted that Rovelli has delved into the mystery and …
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Synesthesia’s mysterious ‘mingling of the senses’ may result from …

Science MagazineMar. 5, 2018
When you hear a B-flat music note, do you see the color blue? Do the words in this sentence look red or green? If so, you may have synesthesia, a mysterious condition in which one sense consistently mingles with another. Now, for the first time, scientists have identified a handful of genes that might …
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The science of landslides, and why they’re so devastating in PNG

The Conversation AU10 hours ago
Using sophisticated sensors, they can see past foliage and map the ground surface in high resolution. As satellites orbit quite regularly, small changes in the surface topography can be monitored. Scientists hope that by using this information, unstable regions that haven’t yet failed can be identified and …
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Almost All Anti-GMO Articles in the US Are ‘Clickbait’ Promoted By …

American Council on Science and HealthMar. 5, 2018
Yet despite decades of solid science a number of anti-GMO articles have continued to appear that hope to cause concern, alleging that they are a monopolistic effort by businesses effort to control food supply (they are off patent) or are linked to suicides in India (long debunked) or that they cause cancer in …
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Cancer Claim for Monsanto’s Roundup Gets Judge’s Scrutiny

U.S. News & World ReportMar. 5, 2018
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says glyphosate is safe for humans when used in accordance with label directions. A draft report by the agency last year concluded the herbicide is not likely to be carcinogenic to humans. The report noted science reviews by numerous other countries as well as a …

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