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More researchers are piling on, burying the potentially revolutionary discovery of a room-temperature superconductor in skepticism.

The Claim of a Room Temperature Superconductor Is Starting to Look Fishy

By Victor Tangermann

So there's a new study that just dropped linking autism with naturally-occurring lithium in the water supply — but as always, there are some major caveats.

Let’s Talk About That Study Linking Autism and Lithium in the Water

By Noor Al-Sibai

Speaking to The Verge, the world's largest scientific publishing house has announced its decision to outlaw listing ChatGPT and other LLMs as a coauthor.

Largest Publisher of Scientific Journals Cracks Down on Scientists Listing ChatGPT as Coauthor

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A new study has found that, counter to popular belief, smoking weed doesn’t appear to actually make people lazy and apathetic after all.

Neuroscience and Brain

Pot Smokers Not More Likely to Be Apathetic or Lazy, Scientists Find

By Jon Christian

Researchers from the University of Maryland studied graphene and electricity and say there could be two realities interacting.

Physicists Say There May Be Another Reality Right Beyond This One

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Science is finally working to figure out what personality traits make someone an asshole.

Health & Medicine

Scientists Are Studying The Psychology of “A**holes”

By Noor Al-Sibai

Scientists: This Is How Long It Takes to Show Coronavirus Symptoms

Scientists: This Is How Long It Takes to Show Coronavirus Symptoms

By Jon Christian

A newly published analysis of 445 Chinese transplant studies reveals a startling lack of information on the source of the organs.

Health & Medicine

Study Accuses China of Likely Stealing Organs From Prisoners

By Kristin Houser

This Study To Assess How Drinking Affects Our Health Is A Master Class In How To Do Science Poorly

Health & Medicine

This Study To Assess How Drinking Affects Our Health Is A Master Class In How To Do Science Poorly

By Dan Robitzski

AI Researchers Are Boycotting A New Journal Because It’s Not Open Access

Artificial Intelligence

AI Researchers Are Boycotting A New Journal Because It’s Not Open Access

By Dan Robitzski

Lab Monkey Deaths Raise Questions About Animal Testing in the US

Science & Energy

Lab Monkey Deaths Raise Questions About Animal Testing in the US

By Christianna Reedy

“Brain-on-a-Chip” Devices Are Changing How We Study the Brain

“Brain-on-a-Chip” Devices Are Changing How We Study the Brain

3-D Particle Tracking? There’s an App for That

Science & Energy

3-D Particle Tracking? There’s an App for That

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A New Medical Journal Modeled on Turbotax Could Help Doctors Save Lives

Scientists Sequence a Whole Genome to Identify a Plant Species Within Hours

Science & Energy

Scientists Sequence a Whole Genome to Identify a Plant Species Within Hours

Researchers Refute Study That Claims CRISPR Causes Unexpected Mutations

Health & Medicine

Researchers Refute Study That Claims CRISPR Causes Unexpected Mutations

MIT Professor Gives A Dire Warning to the U.S. About Funding Science

MIT Professor Gives A Dire Warning to the U.S. About Funding Science

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Health & Medicine

Researchers Discover the Genetic Root of Antibiotic Resistance

By Chelsea Gohd

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See How Congress’ Proposed Budget Will Affect the Future of Science Research

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Data From 14 Million Papers Is Now Available for Free

By June Javelosa

It’s Official. Cooling to Absolute Zero Is Mathematically Impossible

It’s Official. Cooling to Absolute Zero Is Mathematically Impossible

By Chelsea Gohd

Scientists Have Found a Way to Reverse the Signs of Aging

Health & Medicine

Scientists Have Found a Way to Reverse the Signs of Aging

By June Javelosa

Could We Be Outgrowing the Scientific Method?

Could We Be Outgrowing the Scientific Method?

Scientists Are Rallying and Marching on Washington

Science & Energy

Scientists Are Rallying and Marching on Washington

By Chelsea Gohd

The Next Generation of Particle Accelerators is Leading to a New Kind of Physics

The Next Generation of Particle Accelerators is Leading to a New Kind of Physics

By Chelsea Gohd

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Artificial Intelligence

Apple Opens Up: Read the Company’s First Paper on Artificial Intelligence

By June Javelosa

Money & Science: How Do We Ensure Research Isn’t Being Influenced by Outside Factors?

Science & Energy

Money & Science: How Do We Ensure Research Isn’t Being Influenced by Outside Factors?

By June Javelosa

An Interview with the White House: The Future of 5G Internet and What It Means for You

An Interview with the White House: The Future of 5G Internet and What It Means for You

By Neil C. Bhavsar