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Margaret Hamburg on the intersection of science and responsibility
Measles alert, Margaret Hamburg on the post-truth era, vampire remedies
National Climate Assessment report says sea level rising twice as fast as 25 years ago
Devices allow experts to see what is going on inside people’s bodies
Scientists investigate link between gut, mood and memory
Effect of consumer products like cleaners and perfume much worse than thought
Scientist who exposed the atomic essence of an element
Concerns range from White House’s reluctance to accept evidence to spending cuts
New gene-editing technology could help breed endangered birds
International study finds the offshore ecosystem cuts levels of harmful bacteria
Intelligent machines will soon replace human workers in all sectors of economy
Aim is to replace animals in pharmaceuticals research and development
Genetic variants from ancestors associated with blood clotting, depression and nicotine addiction
Institutes will be based in Oxford, Cambridge and London
Virus will remain threat to west Africa until completely eradicated, say medical experts
Cerf says ‘digital vellum’ archive needed to preserve internet content for millennia to come
US-Australia study is first scientific assessment of serious ecological problem
‘There are many uses of electronics in the body where you don’t want the device to remain for ever’
The match between capabilities and environment is the key to success
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